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Or maybe they would replace it with the ABC logo. I think it's a bit weird that for that scene, they put the NBC logo on Kermit's foot instead of the Jim Henson Company (or perhaps the EM.TV) logo.

Or Thog could have been there instead of Mean Mama, who made her first appearance as a full-body character in I whistle a Happy Tune. Henson would have saved money by using Thog instead of turning a normal-sized puppet into a full-body character.

I don't know how many of you are aware of this, but at Muppet Wiki, it's been revealed that the monster that we have been referring to as Big Mama is actually called Mean mama. You can read more about it in her talk page. Somebody who actually worked at Henson during the time of the Muppet Show...

At the end of Don't Eat the Pictures: Sesame Street at the metropolitan Museum of Art, as Snuffy leaves the museum, he says "I hope I'm not late for Snuffle-garden. I'm gonna 'wow' them in show and tell". Presumably, he was thinking about impressing his classmates about telling them about the...

Their names are Statler and Waldorf.

Yes. However, the hands that get thrown at the guest at the end are a variety of real and muppet-style hands (as well as a variety of human hands, animal hands, and monster hands).

He was also missing from Julie Andrew's "I Whistle a Happy Tune" number, even though he was mentioned by name earlier in that episode (They should have shown him and Sweetums playing badmitton so that fans who didn't know their names would know who Gonzo was referring to... was that the only...

The Muppet Glee Club could have been a UK spot. Maybe the producers planned for the panel discussion in the Ruth Buzzi episode to be shown earlier, but at the last minute decided that Ruth Buzzi should have been in the closing act and moved it after the closing number and decided not to edit...

It's probably too late by now, but it's also in the It's The Muppets video Meet the Muppets.

Here are some more episodes: Pigerella (in fantasy sequence only) Musical Muppets Good Clean Fun I Want My Muppet TV After the credits in The Daily Muppet, Beaker can be seen in a photo in the newspaper that Gonzo reads.

If there are, then none of us have found them yet. The Time-Life releases had easter eggs, but the first season set isn't known to.

Uh, there was no spin-off series on HBO. In 1997, HBO showed reruns of both series, including the US debut of The Three Ravens (this episode was included in an episode of The Jim Henson Hour that was broadcast in england but not the united states). I beleive that all nine episodes were...

I haven't seen that sketch, as it's a UK spot, but I believe that she is the tambourine player.

Maybe he knows how much time Jim Henson and Frank Oz actually spent on the set, and maybe he knows about some significant deleted scenes from the movie.

This song was included in two videos, Count It Higher: Great Music Videos From Sesame Street (also available on DVD) and The Best of Kermit on Sesame Street. However, the song listings on the back of the video boxes lists the song as Do Op Hop. Also, in Count It Higher: Great Music Videos From...

Do you think you can get some behind-the-scenes information from your teacher? What did your teacher do?

Yeah, but I already have both DVDs. However, if you don't have both, then you could wait untill this ne is released. Seperately, they both cost $19.99, which I beleive is the same price for this set, so it's like you are really only paying for one.

After Jim Henson died, there were rumors that Sesame Street was planning on having Ernie die. Sometime after this, there were rumors of more Sesame Street Muppets, such as Bert and Grover, dying. But they are just rumors.

He's not ugly. He's a very cool-looking character. And he has talked a few times. He sung a line in Boogie in the barnyard, and he said "And me!" during the end credits of The Great Muppet Caper.

It's too bad that this set doesn't have any special features. I wonder if there are any deleted scenes from any episodes? It would be cool if Brian Henson and John Hurt got together to do some commentary, maybe even as their characters. Hans My headgehog, The Soldier and Death, The Heartless...