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Yeah. But unfortunately you have to set up a subscription to watch on Hulu. If anyone could load the rest of the scenes on You Tube that might make things easier. Just thought I'd make that suggestion.

Thanks Muppetfan, I don't have time know, if I survive working six hours at the heckhole where I have to work today, I'll check it out afterwards.

I loved the clip usage, but I do wish they'd have included more, like the scene in TMS episode 101 when Kermit and Piggy met. Maybe they wanted to avoid that one because they thought Richard's Piggy voice might confuse people, but that's just a thought.

That would be great, Muppetfan. Keep us posted.

Oh, my gosh. I was looking all over for this. It's not on DVD either. This is a real treat. Let's hope this doesn't get deleted.

And more than two months later, the thread is still open. Yeah. You're right. It should be closed because whenever I see it, I can't help thinking that there are updates and there really will be a new SS movie so that can get kind of confusing.

Thanks for uploading, Fracklefan. Now I had a chance to see all the Muppet parts. Just something I'm curious about. Where Steve's and Eric's names in the credits anywhere? I was looking for that as well but I didn't see their names, so I'm guessing they weren't. But again, just wondering.

Okay. I saw the part with Kermit and Miss Piggy, but I thought that was it so I switched to the ball game. Does anyone have any videos of the parts with Fozzie and Animal?

One thing to keep in mind is that Barkley belonged to Linda who's no longer on the show. Maybe he still lives with her, but she has him visit Sesame Street whenever he needs a dogsitter. Just a little something to think about.

Oh, okay. There was a Maya Angelou post. No wonder my post about that isn't there any more. I guess it got deleted or moved or whatever. Anyway, she was great with her appearances on "Sesame Street" and "Elmo Saves Christmas" and all she's done. She will be deeply missed.

Way more than two. He was also performed by Brian Muehl and Fred Garbo. (Is he related to Greta? Just curious there.)

Yeah. I remember Jim's interview with her on "SS: 20 and Still Counting" where she mentioned that when she started doing Sesame Street, she never thought she and Jim would be sitting there 20 years later talking about it. Congrats, Joan.

Happy birthday, Frank. Thanks for giving life to these characters: :o:mad::halo::attitude::hungry:(hands):(:insatiable::super:

I wasn't aware Muppet Show Muppets did pledges for PBS, especially considering their show wasn't on PBS, but I agree with ZNS, any uploads on these rare ones would be appreciated.

I agree with that. Kevin's and Jerry's characters are in good hands now, so as Jim Henson once said, "Take what you've got and fly with it."

Yeah. That one's kind of taboo for DVD releases not so much because of Brian's Telly (because they could just have Marty redub the lines there), but because of the "imaginary Snuffy" references. That's something that would probably confuse kids. Still, it's kind of sad that they can't somehow...

Yeah. I noticed a difference in the voice too. Maybe Kevin just had a cold when he recorded that segment or something. You never know.

Okay. Let me try this. What is your favortie Sesame Street time period? Probably the 70s and the 80s Who is your favorite monster? It's a tie between Grover and Cookie Monster What are your favorite SS songs? Gosh. There are so many. I like "ABC-DEF-GHI," "C is for Cookie," "What's the...

Okay. Well, that would be interesting to see. If you come across that online or somewhere at any point, let me know.

I'm sorry. I still don't recall that. Are you sure you're not thinking of "Stars and Stripes Forever: A 25th Anniversary Celebration?" I remember that one showed flashbacks of Hooper but it wasn't a Christmas special.