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Regarding the pre/postroll thing, it is interesting how there's obviously copies of segments in existience with those extra seconds. Especially when the extra time is of the director yelling "Action!" I wouldn't expect those to be considered part of the sketch and don't call it "edited" due to...

In the segment where Kermit interviews John-John, Kermit asks John-John if he minds if he asks some questions, and John-John nods, yet Kermit asks anyway. I guess John-John didn't know the difference between minding and not minding, but I wonder how he felt if he really did mind and was asked...

The fact that it's on two DVDs isn't the only reason I see it as overrated. A Cookie is a Sometimes Food is also on both DVDs, yet I don't see that one as being overrated. I have mentioned it a few times in various posts, but it seems like ever since the 40th anniversary DVD came out there's...

It is a wonder that Nick Jr. never aired Sesame Street or Electric Company reruns. For most of it's run Nick Jr. has been commercial free (I think it might have initially had commercial interruptions), so those shows could have aired uncut.

Personally, I feel that segment is overrated, though I guess it is important in informing the uninformed that the veggie monster rumors are just rumors. I don't think we needed to have it on two DVDs. I feel it could have been left off the 40th anniversary DVD and just included on C is for...

After reading this logic, I guess it is understandable that the links primarily focus on websites that frequently include new content. One thing that would be cool would be some type of almost-daily things. Like a "Muppet of the Day" (or a few focuses on different characters per week)...

It's "Sesame Street Day", hosted by Abby but also featuring appearances by other characters, including Bert, Ernie, Big Bird, The Count, Telly, Cookie Monster, Oscar, Murray, Herb the Dinosaur, the penguins, and others.

Will this include any of the best pages from Muppet Central? I was looking at the interviews page, and feel that the Muppet Central interviews with Steve Whitmire, Jerry Nelson, and Dave Goelz are just as good as the ones posted.

On audio commentary for The Weird Al Show, it was said that Seth MacFarlane pitched the Family Guy concept (or I guess this prototype) as a series of animated shorts for The Weird Al Show, but were turned down because Weird Al didn't think the censors would approve.

I have kind of wondered what the point was of having Doc Hopper not redeem himself. I guess they were making some kind of point by having him still want Kermit dead, after that speech and initially looking like he'd have a change of heart before ordering his men to kill him, but still. I don't...

I did some checking at Muppet Wiki to see which one has had more audio releases, and The Song of the Count has actually been released more, though only by one release (SotC has 7 releases, BB has 6). It seems like The Song of the Count is never included in any anniversary specials or...

I know the Muppets have done live appearances countless times, but could they easily host a live show that lasts more than 3 hours? Maybe it would be better if the Muppets hosted a parody of the Oscars. Make it a TV or direct-to-video special, have it last two hours, have the nominations be...

Two of The Count's signature songs are The Song of the Count and The Batty Bat. The Song of the Count came out in season four, the season The Count made his debut, and seems to be the song most associated with the character for many years. Then The Batty Bat came out in season 17 and seems to be...

I think it's been awhile since there was a new Sesame Street DVD themed around song sketches. With the exception of the Hot n Cold number (the only way I could see that on an official Sesame DVD would be if it were aimed at adults) I could honestly see this kind of DVD actually produced (well I...

I haven't done a fan fic in awhile, so please enjoy this. It's my attempt at a Sesame Street "video" hosted by Murray Monster (aside from the fact that very few Sesame Street DVDs in the past years have had linking material, why hasn't Murray hosted any video releases?). Announcer: Ladies...

I wonder if making DVD (or even VHS) copies and then selling the main copies and the systerm would be a big loss. If you make copies then you can't really play the games or make choices. I wonder if anybody with these ever made multiple copies of each video, with each choice selected on a...

Animal and Zoot were part of Solid Foam in one episode. Interestingly, last year I found out there was an article on JHH in Muppet Magazine which referred to Solid Foam as being a mix of old and new musicians, consisting of Animal, Zoot, Beard, and Digit. It makes me wonder if the "Food" episode...

There is a goof I've noticed in Follow That Bird for years. I can't remember if I ever mentioned it on the forum or not. But it concerns the scene where it's announced on the news that Big Bird is going back to Sesame Street. When Big Bird sneaks out of the house, it's starting to get dark...

They never appeared with the main characters going to stop the villians, so I wouldn't count them. It's not like they kept disapearing and reappearing. Part of me wonders why there were more characters in the hotel who didn't go to stop the villians (or ride bicycles or get thrown off the...

I had some misconceptions about The Muppet Show, before I saw any actual episodes and only saw the compilation videos. For example, all of the compilation videos I had seen (both the Playhouse Videos and It's the Muppets!) listed the main eight performers from the later seasons and no other...