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It was both an album and a special. They both came out the same year but apparently the album came first, with the special being a tie-in to the album (I wonder if that's the case for Rocky Mountain Holiday). Oh, and John Denver didn't host The Muppet Show, Kermit did. Denver was just a guest...

1. Refrigerator Day 2. The Christmas Toy 3. Emmet Otter's Jug-Band Christmas 4. The Bells of Fraggle Rock 5. Mr. Willoby's Christmas Tree Haven't seen any of the other specials.

I think he meant that he wanted them unedited and on blu-ray, which those specials are not. Though blu-ray wouldn't add much (blu-ray can hold more features, but what else is there to include on an Emmet Otter release, besides bloopers that didn't make the existing DVD or, obviously, the Kermit...

As for Claire's mom warming up to them, it seems we don't really see much of Claire or her mom. We see Claire writing her letter, we see them interracting with the Muppets in an early scene, and then they reappear when the Muppets visit at the end. Seems like she suddenly warmed up to them when...

I would like to have the Digit puppet.

Every Muppet special that hasn't been released on DVD in the US, as well as every episode of every Muppet series, every Muppet Meeting Film, every music video, and every viral video, commercial, made-for-video production (especially the compilation videos released by Playhouse), and video...

Back in the VHS days, pretty much all videos from Jim Henson Video and other subsidaries of Buena Vista Home Video (including Walt Disney Home Video and, I think, the Bullwinkle and Chipmunks videos) had a little survey card to fill out. Though I never filled any out or mailed them, I noticed at...

My ranking: 1. Christmas Eve on Sesame Street 2. Elmo Saves Christmas 3. Elmo's Christmas Countdown 4. Elmo's World: Happy Holidays I have not seen A Special Sesame Street Christmas or A Sesame Street Christmas Carol. I've read the Tough Pigs article on SSSC, and I've seen some clips from both...

I can't believe I didn't provide any "behind-the-scenes" info here yet. Anyway, I first got this idea in late october, actually shortly after reading The Muppets: The Movie Junior Novel. I always intended on titling this "Walter's First Muppet Christmas", but at the time I came up with this, I...

Yeah, that's one of my main issues with Rocky Mountain Holiday (aside from a somewhat small cast... it should have at least had the whole Electric Mayhem on the trip... In fact why was Dr. Teeth missing from all of the early 1980s Muppet specials?). The scenes with John just singing over nature...

The other night I dreamt I actually had the Bruno the Trashman suit in my possession, and it was in good condition, but then shortly after getting it I suddenly lost it (and I hadn't even put on the head yet to see how Caroll Spinney would have been able to see out of it).

I've always wondered what the embarrassment was about (perhaps he was jealous of Beaker, though Bunsen could just use the helmet to wish for his own). That's one of my least favorite scenes in the special. I doubt it. Somehow, her demanding the Muppets' money seems out-of-character for the...

Do you happen to know what the "publicity copies" were for? When I found that online I wondered what it was recorded for (it sort of looks like an informercial for the video... Was it a pitch to get retailers to buy them?).

My ranking: 1. A Muppet Family Christmas 2. It's a Very Merry Muppet Christmas Movie 3. The Muppet Christmas Carol 4. Letters to Santa I have not seen A Christmas Together. I've watched a few clips on YouTube, listend to audio on The MuppetCast, and have the album (the release that's missing a...

I've noticed it for over a year (I had wondered if that was one of the performers... Looks a bit like Steve Whitmire to me, though I'd read that one of the actors who played a small locker person showed up to the screening unaware he was cut from the film).

Just like Christmas week the last few years, it is "Holiday Time" with Elmo.

I was thinking of an idea today, though it could be a little weird.... Basically, the Muppets go on a trip by airplane, but Gonzo goes onto the wrong plane, not realising it's the wrong airplane until after it's taken off, so Gonzo must jump from plane-to-plane to catch up with the right plane...

Bein' Green is on this list, but it wasn't in any Muppet movie.

Were parodies protected by law back then (I would think so, considering all the classic WB shorts with parody titles that came out by then), or was fair parody use more recent? Watched The Weather Lady for the first time, and noticed at one point Rocky refers to Boris by name, as if he knew...

I keep forgetting about Muppets Inside being a video game, mainly because it was a CD-ROM. I rarely consider computer games "video games" if they weren't also released on a console.