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In the Muppet Central review of Sesame Street Unpaved (the second review shown on the page), it mentions that Sesame Street Unpaved does give due credit to the various filmmakers and animators who have contributed to the show. What I would like to know is... where? Though it does have some...

Yeah, I was trying to think of a good elderly Muppet to portray Jacop Marley. It wouldn't be possible (and might also be a bit in bad taste) for Mr. Hooper to play the role, unless Sesame Workshop wanted to recast him to play Jacop Marley. Maybe The Count could be Jacop Marley.

my casting choises Here is who I would cast: Big Bird- Bob Cratchet Elmo- Tiny Tim Oscar the Grouch- Ebeneezer Scrooge Telly Monster- Fred Zoe- Fred's wife Bruno and the Grouches- The Bookkeepers Ernie and Bert- Charity Collectors Professor Hastings- Jacop Marley Little Bird...

I don't think Disney has anything to do with those sets not selling well. Besides, I don't think ABC owns those shows. I believe that those two shows are owned by Paramount. Also, The Muppet Show did not air nationally on ABC.

All of the Miami Mice segments Monsterpiece Theater: The Sound of Music Monsterpiece Theater: The Taming of the Shoe Sesame Street News: Alice in Wonderland Sesame Street News: Pinnocchio My Pollywog Ways I Wonder About the World Above Up There Grover gives Kermit a nose Grover...

Also, as far as I know, Noggin didn't have any voices altered to sound like they currently do.

So far Christmas Eve on Sesame Street is the only production available on DVD that features a performance of Snuffy by Jerry Nelson, and thankfully Sesame Workshop did not have Martin Robinson dub over Snuffy's lines to make it more modern. I hope that some of Jerry Nelson's performances as...

I wouldn't be surprised if we don't know untill they are released (or untill the first review of the set). I don't think the episodes actually have titles, so it would just be numbers listed. Casual fans probably wouldn't know the actual numbers off-hand (I only know a few actual episode numbers...

Is that place owned by Proffessor Hastings? :p

DVD appearances by Snuffy: Christmas Eve on Sesame Street Learning About Letters Sleepytime Songs and Stories Big Birds Storytime Elmo's Sing-Along Guessing Game The Best of Elmo Elmo Saves Christmas Elmopalooza Cinder Elmo The Street We Live On Friends to the Rescue...

I think it's been said to be between $39.99 and $49.99.

I'm not Was Once Ernie, but yes, Guy Smiley was in the finally.

I wonder if there is a certain budget regarding the number of episodes that can be released on an Old School set regardless of how many discs are included and what the lenght/ amount of features are. After all, I've read that for the Looney Tunes Golden Collection DVDs, Warner Brothers only has...

Well, it's been almost a year since this thread was started, and it has improved greatly. Since starting, there have been reviews for 47 different videos with sketches, plus two reviews that are just links to reviews to other threads, and at least 6 reviews of videos that don't feature segments...

Maybe this episode will be on the upcomming Old School DVD set. I said Maybe, so don't get your hopes up. As far as I know it wasn't shown on Noggin.

I have been wondering lately. Have any of the non-United States versions of Sesame Street ever had their own anniversary specials or movies? Have any of them had any books similar to Sesame Street Unpaved? Have there ever been any big DVD sets (similar to the upcomming Old School set) for any of...

Placedo Flammingo could have been there.

Not counting The Muppet Christmas Carol or Muppet Treasure Island, my favorites are The Lion King, A Goofy Movie, Homeward Bound, Man of the House, and Toy Story.

The pilot is listed as a special feature. It would be odd to release the first episode as a bonus feature, as opposed to being part of the main program. Also, it said that the pilot has never been available anywhere before. I'm not sure if that applies to TV or just home releases. If Sesame...

As far as I know, Jerry Nelson has never performed Buster. Kevin Clash originally performed him for a brief time, and then Martin Robinson took over, and has performed Buster since.