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And the last part was removed from YouTube because of some kind of music rights violation.

When I first read at the Tough Pigs forum that the book has a surprise cameo, my guess was that it would either be Nanny, J.P. Grosse (to go with the "family reunion" theme), or a heavenly version of Jim Henson in charge of the celestial Statler and Waldorf. But I guess I was wrong.

You know what kind of Sesame Street game I'd like to see? A Mario Party-style Sesame Street game, with mini-games hosted by a variety of characters, past and present (and maybe unlockable video clips, like in Muppet Party Cruise). I'd also like to see a Sesame Street go-kart game (though would...

I think it is. Here's a clip where his voice is more heavily heard: http://www.sesamestreet.org/video_player/-/pgpv/videoplayer/0/a8b7c88a-e6de-4d8c-9d89-0bc0822dc61c/bruno_the_trashmen To me it sounds a bit like Oscar, almost as if Spinney's trying to do a bad impression of one of his...

Just so this thread doesn't go too off-topic, I'd like to point out that there is a Darkwing Duck thread in the General Discussions folder. Maybe we can talk more about the comics there. http://forum.muppetcentral.com/showthread.php?t=41821

While not Muppets, I also noticed Woody from Toy Story in that Darkwing Duck preview. And I saw what is probably Mr. Potato Head, but the face looks more like JP Grosse to me.

Last night, I dreamt that the movie was out, and I was wathcing the end credits in the theater. And the credits were like the credits for The Simpsons Movie, with images of the performers character by their credits. The only performers I remember seeing credited were Bill Barretta, Eric...

It's Number Six Day with The Count.

Speaking of that Bert and John-John clip, I wonder if the beginning of the Kermit/Shola/Fanny "Next to" clip as seen at sesamestreet.org might be one of those unaired "pre-rolls". On the website it starts with Kermit asking Shola what her name is as if she'd told him and he forgot ("What's your...

Do you know what this means? This means that Muppet Wiki can now have a page about Darkwing Duck. SWEET! I didn't notice Angus McGonacle, though I saw part of a Muppet chicken on one page.

Yay! They finally referred to Skeeter by at least half of her name!

This is the first I've heard of this. I wonder how many other holidays were considered for Muppet Show pilots.

I guess I should have worded what I said differently. I meant one sketch with Herry followed by something with Sherlock. And I thought that Sherlock Hemlock sketch featured Prairie Dawn, not Ernie. In the case of Harvey Kneeslapper, I feel it'd be better to include one of his typical pranks...

I assume that Uncle Deadley will be a rebuilt puppet when the new movie comes out (he hasn't been used at all in over 20 years). But just think... By then we should have a new Deadley puppet (unless the old one is still in workable condition). We know that the Halloween special is delayed...

You know, some fans seem to be worried that Disney might want to hold off until the release of the new movie to release season four (and unless the movie comes out sooner than Christmas 2011 I hope Disney doesn't delay the season four release), but given the planned release date for the movie I...

It seems to me that the hardest type of production to determine over/underrated status for Muppets are the specials. I think it's a safe bet that the best-known Muppet specials are the Christmas specials (and honestly, I don't think A Muppet Family Christmas would fall into either category...

Actually I think the yellow one would make a better grandmother for Lips than Floyd. But then which one is related to the tambourine player from "Who Put the Bomp in the Bomp-Sha-Bomp-Sha-Bomp"?

While this wouldn't neccessarily be an "old school" release, I wonder if it'd be good if all the season 40 street stories with appearances by long-gone "Old School" characters were released on one DVD. Of course that'd be five street stories on one set (six if you want to count Lulu's appearance...

Looking at the Muppet Wiki page (and I beleive the cover) the Abby's Flying Fairy School segments are listed as "bonus episodes". Would they use the term "bonus episodes" if they are part of the main program? Based on what's announced that would make an approximate 17-minute feature, though it...

In August there's going to be a new DVD called "P is for Princess", featuringthe season 40 episode with Paul Rudd, the segment where Elmo and Natalie Portman paly "The Princess and the Elephant", and two "Abby's Flying Fairy School" segments (I'm not quite clear on whether those two segments...