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Chapter 2 Lew Zeland ate his meal and then decided to go straight to work. One of his rat employees, Thurston, decided to show him around the resturaunt. "So there's the wall, that's the kitchen, and those are doors", said Thurston, "Oh, and that is where your office and rfinancial records...

It was a typical day at the Distinctive Fish Resturaunt. By "typical", I mean slow, boring, and not a fun place to work at. The resturaunt only got an average of 10 customers per day, usually because they couldn't afford anything else. The resturaunt owner, Frank St. Knarf, was looking at...

There could also be tour busses that resemble the Electric Mayhem Bus and The Happiness Hotel Bus. Another idea would be a Muppet Labs Inside the Computer Ride. Basically, the audience gets inside a vehicle with five rows of seats, and animatronics of Bunsen and Beaker operate the vehicle...

I was listing what I would want in a Sesame Street action figure collection, not a Muppet action figure collection. Maurice is the only character you listed who would be in a Sesame Street line of toys. I like the look of maurice, but there are a lot of characters who are more important, as well...

Here is my idea for a perfect Sesame Street line-up. It would feature four regular-sized figures in each series, and each series would have either a larger-than-can-fit-in-the-package figure (for the record, I think that Barkly and Alice are both small enough to fit in the normal packaging) or a...

I don't know if it's considered a frequently asked question or not, but it would be good if the official Sesame Workshop site included the question "Since Kermit and the Sesame Street Muppets are no longer owned by the same company, how can Kermit be used?" We seem to ask this question alot, but...

I am a bit suspicious of some of the mentioned characters leaving the show. Do you really know for sure that Farley stopped appearing in 1980 (and I know that he has made the occassional cameo appearance since then, with his most recent new appearance being in 1999)? Also, I think Simon...

That's a bit odd. I never knew that they were actually broadcast. I thought that private groups of families were brought to the Sesame Workshop building to screen the episodes. It's amazing that the series began with so little extra time, especially with it being a daily show. I guess a lot of...

Chapter 8 They looked at the ghost. Link gave acloser glance at the ghost, and then said, "You know, you look like my Uncle Austin!" "That's because I AM your Uncle Austin", said the ghost, "I am the ghost of Uncle Austin." "Uh... uh... you're not gonna killus, are you?", asked Link...

What do you think are the best Sesame Street sketches from 1969 untill the end of the 1970s to not be available on video? What do you think are the best ones not currently available on video? I'm not talking about ones that you just like very well, and it can be some that you don't really like...

Chapter 7 The stairs broke, and Link, Dr. Strangepork, Miss Piggy, and Kermit all fell through. They landed in a dark basement. There were a lot of lit candles, so it wasn't entirely dark. "Wow!", thought Link, "I didn't even know there was a basement here!" Just then, they heard some...

This is one of your best outlines. However, I do have one nitpick. You mention that this takes place during the second season, yet you have Fozzie Bear play patrolman bear in one sketch. Bear on Patrol was first seen in the thrid season. Or is this just Fozzie portraying a cop, not neccessarily...

That would be cool, having two different Sesame Street human banners like the ones mentioned, as well as some other human banners: One with all four versions of Doc, plus the character who took over as Doc in the last season of one of the international versions of Fraggle Rock, Jareth the...

Chapter 6 Link and Strangepork ran to the kitchen, but then they saw the creature that had come out of the shower earlier. "I'm ba-aaa-aaack!", said the creature, "I got tired of eating sponges, so now I am going to eat you!" "Why don't you eat some spiders", asked Link. "Spiders?"...

Did you only hear audio of that scene or something?

No, that was Scoop, a character who appeared in a variety of Henson-produced commercials in the 1960s.

Chapter 5 The Cake Dough Monster was about to eat them, but then they ran the other way. However, behind them was the evil duck-beaked rabbit. "Prepare to die!", said the rabbit. "Oh, no!", cried Dr Strangepork. "How did you get in here?", asked Link, "I thought the door was...

Well, Henson seems to have both a very distinctive way of performing smooth/ calm characters and a distinctive way of performing wild/ crazy characters. I can't really tell any certain styles for other characters, though.

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If there is going to be a behind-the-scenes featurette, then I wonder if there will also be more features that haven't been announced yet. It would be cool if both the pitch film and one of the test pilots were included. It would be cool if there were on-screen pop-up facts (similar to the...