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After reading the full sketch listing, I am still unsure as to whether I want this. It's good that it has a fairly decent number of classic clips, but Going for a Ride is the only classic clip not previously released on DVD. One one hand, that clip can be viewed at sesamestreet.org, but on the...

I found a Disney Channel 1990 Spring Preview, which includes a section on various Henson productions airing on the channel. Some of the programming (The Frog Prince, The Fantastic Miss Piggy Show) I had no idea aired on the channel. It begins at the 1:11 mark...

Today is Number 4 Day with Grover.

Aside from it being said in the movie it was said at the end of the "Rupunzel" segment of Sesame Street News (though usually removed from showings after the late-1980s) and in the segment where Bad Bart gives a bartender "what he deserves".

I'm pretty sure that Nickelodeon's broadcasts of The Muppet Show usually only included stuff from the episodes shown, only editing about two minutes (usually an entire segment, but sometimes a number of scenes were shortened or several short scenes were cut). Aside from editing (and replacing...

I used to think that a number of things were "too long". I guess that might not be too much of a mistake (as anybody can determine if the length of something is "too long"). But the first time I saw The Muppet Musicians of Bremen, I thought that was a bit too long. Or maybe I just thought the...

First nail polish and now this? What weird Muppet merchandise, especially as a tie-in for the new movie (by the way, with the exception of maybe some of the books and the runner-up threadless t-shirt I so far haven't heard of any tie-in merchandise I'm reall excited about). Annie Sue appeared...

I had never knew of this until the Red Book posted info. On that day I checked Muppet Wiki, and there were no pages there yet (there's a page now). I wonder if Jim Henson really intended on performing the character in the pitch. This was shortly after Fraggle Rock began and Jim Henson chose...

It's Number Ten Day with The Count. Have any of you successfully sent any e-mails to The Sesame Family Robinson blog? I've tried it a few times, but I keep having to type in some letters and numbers, and even after I do so, it still errors.

It's Number 3 Day with Grover.

Sounds like a good clip. I wonder if the whole song was screened, or just part of it. It'd be interesting to know if that sequence includes Uncle Deadley or any obscure characters. I think I read a previous article that '80s Robot was Kermit's driver. It's interesting that the robot apparently...

I often wonder why there were two syndication packages (The Rocky Show and The Bullwinkle Show). It seems The Bullwinkle Show syndication package is the most commonly-broadcast syndication package, and ironically, that syndication package only includes the last season of the actual Bullwinkle...

I know that there is a "Best of That Guy with the Glasses" DVD (maybe even two) at the Thatguywiththeglasses.com store. I think that includes a DVD-exclusive Nostalgia Critic (can't remember what's reviewed, but it probably either doesn't have clips or is public domain), but is mostly Doug...

I'm wondering the same thing about video game music. I don't own any of the Angry Video Game Nerd DVDs, but I know that wheenever clips from movies are shown (which thankfully isn't often), they are cut from the releases, but as far as I know everything else is included (I was surprised that...

Here's a gread entry, regarding Out to Lunch and The Muppet Show: Sex and Violence.

It's Letter M Day with Big Bird.

It's Letter H Day with Cookie Monster.

It's Letter A Day with Elmo. And to make this post a little more substantial beyond saying what day it is, I'd like to talk about the new "Muppets" section. It's interesting that they felt the need to include so many minor characters there, to the point of adding many classic clips with...

I wonder what resources Sesame Workshop has regarding where it's clips are. I'm sure it's not difficult for them to find the most popular segments, and I wouldn't be surprised if SW used Muppet Wiki to locate certain segments. I know that the University of Maryland's "CTW Archives" has files...

I thought of an alternate solution to the ending, as opposed to it all being a dream: During the Sesame Street sequence, I could have had Kermit lament to his Sesame Street friends over The Muppet Show being canceled and that he wouldn't be able to be around his Muppet Show friends as often...