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Although I've already made the prank and April Fools Day is over, I've thought of another paragraph that could have been used: "...As a special way to test the market for these, we made a special deal with Blockbuster Video to release special one-disc test market editions, to be available...

Since I change my signature every once in awhile, I figured I'd explain that I think this line is a refference to my current signature, "Would you like to shoot me now, or ait 'till we get home?", in case I change my signature and somebody wonders about this.

Uh, why are you listing songs that should not be on there? Are you just listing your least favorites? I think all of us want the DVDs to be as complete and uncut as possible, even including our least favorite songs and segments. Also, if you think those songs should be cut, then why are you...

I wonder if Kermit was hurt very badly when Dr. Bob hit behemoth in the stomache with a hammer (assuming Kermit did feel it). It would be weird if Miss Piggy let them allow Behemoth eat Kermit for the sketch in that episode, considering that in the next backstage scene she came to kermit's...

There are a few things I wanted to mention in my prank, but didn't want it to sound too detailed. One thing I was going to say about the Ernie and Bert collection was that it was going to have a picture of Ernie and Bert from 1970 on the cover and the packaging, menu and disc art would look...

I haven't seen very many April Fools-type pranks in threads on Muppet Central. A few, but not too many. I also posted an April Fools-type thread similar to this one at The Muppet Newsflash forum, in which I posted "news" about upcoming Disney and Hit! releases, stating that Disney and Hit! made...

I know that the thread has Sesame Street Live in the title. I've seen a few SSL threads in the Sesame Street category, one of which seems a bit long. I didn't say that there weren't a lot of Muppets, just not a lot of Muppets from the show.

There was a thread about Sesame Street Live in the Sesame Street section where somebody scanned every picture from the program book for Big Bird's Totally Amature Show. For that one, it seems like it was just atalent show put on by the Sesame Street muppets. I don't know about the first...

I just e-mailed Disney, and guess what? Disney plans on releasing the first season sometime this August. Disney also plans on releasing the entire Little Muppet Monsters series on the same day as Muppet Babies: The Complete First Season. There will be features included, but I haven't been told...

Well, I've got some good news and some bad news. The good news concerns an e-mail I got from Sesame Workshop. I sent Sesame Workshop an E-mail supporting the possibilities of a special DVD release of classic sesame Street material, and here is th e-mail I got back from Sesame Workshop. "Dear...

I've been wondering that myself. I have wondered if he was one-piece (perhaps there is a hole in the bottom of the pppet for the performers to go into) or if it comes apart.

It takes two performers to perform Mr. Snuffleupagus, one in front and one in back. The performer in the front also performs the voice. I am sure that there is probably a monitor inside snuffy, though I am not sure if the monitor is in Snuffy's head (like how the Gorgs have monitors inside...

He appeared at Muppetfest (though apparantly by accident) and on Family Feud.

The Great Santa Clause switch is not owned by Disney (or henson), so it probably won't be released as an extra, unless Disney wanted to pay to get the rights to use that special. That special is owned by whatever company it is that owns The Ed Sullivan Show. Even if Disney could release that...

I think Raquel Welch is also a 50/50.

No, I'm talkign about how Jim Henson had planned to perform Big Bird, so I'm not really sure if his knees were meant to bend that way when Jim Henson was going to perform Big Bird or not. The fact that Jim Henson was originally going to perform Big Bird rarely get's acknowledged, while the fact...

I don't think so. I think that the only other characters John Lovelady performed besides Baskerville who had that voice in the Sherlock Holmes sketch were female characters, such as a female rat in an At The Dance segment and one of the houses. I don't think these characters sound like Crazy...

Oddly enough, it seems like Jerry Nelson gave baskerville a different voice every time he performed Baskerville. In Dog Eat Dog, he had more of a southern voice. In May You Always, his voice sounded more classy/ dignified. And when Baskerville auditioned in the Steve Martin episode, his...

If Sherlock Holmes was a recurring sketch, then baskerville might have become a more major character. I guess John Lovelady would have regularly performed him, but I wonder if he would have been recast afer season 1.

Has there ever been any Welcome Back Kotter reunion specials? Has he ever said that he would never do a reunion special?