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In the United States, the 1999 VHS release of Muppets Take Manhattan did have Animal's panting and Kermit's huffing muted, however the 2001 DVD release does not include these audio edits to the film.

The Christmas Toy has never been released on DVD in the United States, only VHS. Actually, my hunch would be that the UK Muppet Family Chirstmas DVD would be the same as the UK video release. This is not based on any fact, it just seems likely it will follow that pattern instead of being the...

These will likely be available on-line from a variety of places. We will have to see if you will be able to get them locally. I doubt if they will be that widely distributed.

Here is the site... http://www.murderhesqueaked.com/

No, it is indeed Guy. Both of the "What's My Part?" skits are on the 1974 record "Play Along Songs". The record was later renamed to "Somebody Come and Play".

Twenty-two of the songs (1/3 of them) have never been released on cassette or CD. Twelve of them are long out-of-print and not available on CD's that are currently on the market.

Actually, vinyl has come back in niche majors for it's nostalgia value. We will try to get these songs on Muppet Central Radio so that everyone can hear them.

Very nice! Great to see that you guys got together. Isn't it great to meet other Muppet fans face to face?

In today's daily bit, Ken unveils the final unpainted Clifford sculpt. http://www.palisadestoys.com/new/whatsnew/thebit/ Doesn't he look nice with the shades? Let us know what you think.

It's the real Karen, trust us. She's been a member here for years. Mike is also her real husband by the way. :D

KIDS THROUGHOUT EUROPE MAKING PLAYDATES WITH SESAME STREET MUPPETS AS PLAY WITH ME SESAME, A BRAND NEW SHOW, DEBUTS ON DISNEY CHANNEL MARKETS Daily, Half-Hour Interactive Playdate with Bert & Ernie Kicks Off This Fall (New York, NY, July 30, 2003) Now preschoolers can have their very own...

According to Ninja Tune, the plan right now is that it will only be released on record/vinyl.

This is pretty wild. I'm sure we will be hearing more about this as it gets closer. If anybody from Toronto plans to be there, let us know. http://www.muppetcentral.com/news/2003/080603.shtml

Here's some more info on the Sesame Street remixes we were discussing a couple weeks ago. The good news is that this special vinyl release from Ninja Tune will also be available in the US. http://www.muppetcentral.com/news/2003/080503.shtml

The line should go on through at least 2004. Palisades current license to produce Muppet figures goes through the end of 2005. So whatever happens there should be Muppet figures for quite awhile.

The sheet music from the Frog Prince was never released to my knowledge. Likely your best bet would be to have someone transcribe it from ear. Maybe someone here can do that for you. Wish I had a better answer for you. :(

You can hear some of the most popular songs from The Electric Company on Muppet Central Radio. http://www.muppetcentral.com/radio/

Yeah, I'd love to have this for Muppet Central Radio if anybody can help out. I don't think I have this one on tape.

For those of you looking for the Sigma Gonzo mug (the rarest of the set), I found this auction today. Thought some of you might be interested in this one. http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=3236844668&category=14899 :concern:

Here's a small version of the cover art for the box set... http://cover09.cduniverse.com/MuzeAudioArt/490/495258.jpg If I can get a bigger version, I will let you guys know.