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I had thought about having Kermit be the star, but then I changed my mind and decided to have it star Herbert Birdsfoot instead. Here is an idea I thought of after I had completed this story: Herbert Birdsfoot: (walking up to Lefty) Hey, can you.... Lefty: SHhhhh!! Herbert...

I have noticed a few other times whe it looks like performers were performing with their left hands.... cIn The Muppet valentine Show, when Kermit reported on the planet Koozebane, he held his microphone with his right hand, so Jim Henson must have perfrmed him with his left hand. I have...

Herbert Birdsfoot: Hello, Herbert Birdsfoot here, and today I am going to talk about making loud noises wihtout talking. There are many ways to be loud wihtout talking. But instead of me listing the examples, let's just show you some. (Walks to a Honker) Can you make a noise wihtout talking...

I don't know, but I have read some posts from Was Once Ernie where he mentioend that Richard Hunt originally was mainly a background performer, performing right hands and the back half of Mr. Snuffleupagus. I don't know when Richard started performing voices on a regular basis, but somehow...

I have been wondering something about the Two-headed Monster. I know that one performer performs the right head, and another performs the left head, but for the performer that performs the right head, how is the right hand operated? Does the performer of the right half perform the head with his...

I have had all kinds of dreams about Muppets. Here is a listing of some: Back when I was in the third grade (1992), I dreamed that I was watching a scene with Dr. Teeth telling Zoot and Lips to blow their horns, and they blew on command. Around a similar time, maybe before the...

I have thought of a somewhat clever way to arrange the set. Let me know what you think of this arrangemnt: Disc 1: Complete Shows (2-4 complete, uncut hour-long episodes, maybe they can be the first four season premiers. Of course, that could allow the disc to be called "The start of the...

Whether or not the people in charge read these forums does not mean that we will get exactly what we want. After all, the people at palisades read this forum diuring the time that the Muppet action figures were in production, and while several suggestions were taken, there were also a lot of...

I was at a store today and saw a new DVD called "Guess That Shape and Color". I had read about this several months ago, on the first Muppet Newsflash Forum (though I think it had a different title listed). I didn't buy this DVD, but looking at the packaging and reading the description, it looks...

I rented this DVD recently, and I give it four stars. It has been mentioend that the main feature was edited due to the edited version being a better master than the original master. owever, watching the deleted/ altered scenes, the video quality doesn't really look too different from the...

Some of my favorites include: *Cowboy Time *Good Grief, the comedians a bear! *Veterinarian's Hospital (from the Rita Moreno episode) *I've Got Rhythym *Fozzie's ventreloquist act *Fozzie taking Baskerville off-stage *most of Fozzie's sceens from the Raquel Welch episode (I don't...

Yes, but they are also all commonly told jokes. I didn't realize that all of the jokes were from the ventreleoquist joke untill you mentioned it. I often wonder where all of these jokes originated.

There are also a few animated skits that I suspect were from either the first or second season (I could be wrong). These skits include: Frances Fairy - seen in learning About Letters A Scientist invents capital letter H - seen in The Alphabet Game The R Wizard - seen in Learning About...

a slightly altered wishlist I would like to make a few top five wishlists... Top 5 DVDs: 1. The Great Santa Clause Switch 2. The Muppet Show Seasons 2-5 3. Sam and Friends 4. Rowlf's Rhapsodies with The Muppets 5. MuppeTelevision segments of The Jim Henson Hour Top 5 Books...

There have been some skits from the first two seasons on video. As far as I know, the following skits from the first season are available: Wanda the Witch - included on The Alphabet Game. Bein' Green - included in Sesame Street's 25th Birthday: A Musical Celebration. Rubber Duckie (I...

Disney owns the rights to the Muppet Meeting Films, where Grump is the most major in, so I'm sure that Disney owns the rights to both Grump and Leo.

If any existing specials get included as features, I think that the following specials would be best to include as a feature: Julie on Sesame Street Out to Lunch The Grover Monster/ Jean Marsh Cartoon Special Sesame Street at Night? A Special Sesame Street Christmas A Walking Tour...

Biff: Hi, there. It's us, your old pals Biff and Sully. (Sully waves his hand) Biff: Today, we are going to talk to you about jokes. (Sully enthustiastically nods his head in agreement) Biff: Jokes are funny things thta people tell, often as a straightforward question with a...

I wonder if this is really true or a joke. I am suspicious of this. The page says that it is from The Jim Henson Company, and not Disney (though Henson could still be involved). Also, it says that it will be on TBS. I would think that Disney would want it on one of it's own channels, rather than...

Biff: Hello, Biff and Sully here. Today, we are going to show you the difference between loud and quiet. (Sully nods his head) Biff: I will demonstrate loud, and Sully will demonstrate quiet. (Sully nods his head) Biff: Now, as I am loud, I am talking. As Sully is being quiet, he...