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Yeah, in some markets Odyssey was shown part of the time and EWTN (an entirely different channel) was shown at other parts of the day.

The 13 episodes of Faffner Hall originally aired on HBO in 1989. They re-aired on Odyssey Saturday mornings from 1999-2000.

Here is a list of all the edited scenes and why they were made... http://www.muppetcentral.com/help/faq/collectibles.shtml#9

It should be up in the next day or so. I will post here when the Barnes and Noble editorial is on-line.

I wouldn't expect to see an unedited version for a minimum of five years. The market is pretty saturated right now with people who have already bought Muppet Family Christmas. It's pretty unlikely really at least in the US. This has been an issue since Disney's first VHS release of the special...

All of your questions about the Muppet Family Christmas edits should be answered here... http://www.muppetcentral.com/help/faq/collectibles.shtml#9

Here's some more info on Farscape from a trusted source. Apparently, the press conference is being held back until later in December due to finalizing what network the Farscape mini-series will air. As has been rumored, Farscape will return though in the form of a mini-series most likely in...

There are multiple versions of Emmet Otter floating around. The original TV version did include Kermit at the end while Columbia's current DVD/VHS releases do not. For a list of the Emmet edits and to the best of our knowledge why they occur, check out this from the FAQ...

Glad you will be in a happier situation. Hope all goes well with the move.

Right now around 8 Fred Rogers songs play each day maximum (that's only 1.1%). Given that about 720 tunes are played daily, this isn't an overwhelming ratio. The Fred Rogers tracks are generally rated very well so people seem to enjoy them. If the ratings on those songs go down, we may...

It's Muppet and a very popular 70's Sesame piece at that.

Here's a discussion from awhile back on the topic... http://forum.muppetcentral.com/showthread.php?t=9291

The thing about the Brian Henson intros is that they didn't have to repeat. There were plenty of unused generic intros to spead out over the 45 episodes on the Time-Life DVD's. Check out this discussion for more info... http://forum.muppetcentral.com/showthread.php?t=5993

Sounds good Cory!

Tom, hope that you have a safe drive back to Chicago. I admire your heart and dedication for giving LA a shot. The Lord has great things in store for your life wherever He may lead you.

If memory serves correctly, Muppets Celebrate 30 Years aired in January 1986.

PukkaPukka, I moved the post for you.

According to the ABC Web site, tonight's show is a re-airing of the Friday October 3rd program. So it won't be a new appearance. "Friday, November 28: Guest co-host Kermit the Frog, Actor Dean Cain, Choreographer Wade Robson, Musical guests Pennywise (Original Airdate 10/3/03)"...

Emmy, we hope that you have a wonderful birthday. I think it's neat to have a birthday around Thanksgiving each year.

The hard-plastic Count puppet was not released in the USA. (A fabric version was released in the US). He was available in Canada and is a great likeness. However I don't know if the hard-plastic Count puppet was sold in other countries outside of Canada.