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OH yes, in the midst of getting our nerd on, we can't forget the big "Yaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay" that the new movie brings out in us.

Sadly not as strange as it seems. The Australian Women's Weekly magazine has been monthly since 1982, and its name has never changed. Cherry "No, I can't see a double-meaning to Women's Monthly" Pizza

Granted, nobody (outside of the company) knows what Jim Henson's 'magic triangle' is, but I can't help thinking it wasn't followed with these designs. In front-on shots, Gonzo's nose curve is so dominating that it doesn't give the mouth much chance to express much. And Miss Piggy's head seems...

The Collectibles section of this site claims that Schleich also made a Muppet theatre to house the figurines. Has anyone ever actually seen this theatre, or is it all just a beautiful dream? I ask because I remember that, however many years ago that section was put on the site, one member...

*puts on Hairspray karaoke* *sings* Oh, my God How times have changed These girls must be blind Or completely deranged... Just saw the cover of the FTB DVD for the first time. It really does say something about the changing times for the Street when Elmo (who has the briefest of...

I hear great things about this special, and my inner Sesame historian knows it will be important to see... But the fact that it's hosted by one of the most obnoxious, self-indulgent performers in TV history makes it hard for me to rush to see it.

After finally finding a copy on the shelves in Australia, I am currently watching volume 2 of the Old School DVDs. Yes, the discs are wonderful, and the purpose is clear. Yes, it's wonderful to see (mostly) intact episodes from years gone by. You've heard the praise from many people on this...

Could it possibly have been Pino, the blue equivalent of Big Bird on the Dutch Sesamstraat?

Yeah, I can possibly do a scan, or just give a summary of the info in it.

At first glance, it seemed like fairly light and fluffy information, but I'll have a thorough read and let you know... or you might like to read it for yourself?

Do these have dialogue, songs, or both?

So, back in late January I made a post asking if anyone had seen much of anything Follow That Bird-related, and we were all quick to agree that there wasn't much hope of finding much of anything. At this time, two things happened: 1) I decided I would try to find as much as I could of...

To be fair, that's really the way it is with a lot of movies. The Marx Brothers, Abbott and Costello, etc. always portrayed their popular personae, but every movie or show they did was a stand-alone event which didn't affect the content of other performances. This may have been slightly easier...

Thank you, RedPiggy, for your considered response to these terribly pressing queries. Strangely, this... gave me flashbacks the following bit of Simpsons dialogue Professor Frink: Yes, over here... in Episode BF12, you were battling barbarians while riding a winged Appaloosa, yet in the...

Re-watching Manhattan as an adult, I can still get caught up in the drama, the emotion, the laughs, the magic of the whole thing. However, there are some things that, try as it might, my adult mind can't avoid asking. Kermit knows that he has amnesia. He knows that he has created an identity...

I think you're referring to the Playskool Neighborhood set. There are always a few of these on eBay. Is this what you meant?

Well, I'm a conflicted Cherry Pizza. I do love the idea of the retro days of Sesame music being made available today. But on the other hand, if you want retro, nothing beats the charm of holding the vinyl or its large, picturesque cover. Then again, I'm one of those crazy types who hears a...

Ah yes, that's true. I guess there is more than one route to making a particular character more rare. Actually, as I was typing my first post, I was thinking of an end-of-year episode of an Australian soap that aired in 1990, when Ninja Turtles were the big thing. There was slight drama when...

Bear with with, people, I need to ponder. Just went to an amazingly amazing screening of the first two Toy Story movies in 3D. While I was watching the second one (which, btw is my favourite one so far. I realise this probably puts me in the minority), it resonated with my toy collecting...

This seems to be fairly light-on the ground. In my searchings throughout my Muppet collecting time, I've found the soundtrack album, various posters, the movie storybook and... not much else. There have been a few books based on events from the movie. One that I have is Big Bird's Day on...