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I think it's a safe bet that the six most-remembered recurring non-Muppet segments on Sesame Street are Jim Hemnson's baker films, Jazz Numbers, Mad Painter, Typewriter, Pinball Number Count, and Teeny Little Superguy. Fans remember these and see them as classics, but do any of you think of any...

Perhaps a better title could be "The Greatest Muppet Video Game Ever! (So Far)". And to add some irony, maybe the first few levels could be really lame on purpose. aybe have one or two levels with 1970s-style videogame graphics and no moving screen (perhaps a character can be in a maze for one...

How about an idea called "Curse of the Mupet Theater"? The plot would invovle a curse put on the theater, and the Muppets would need to do a series of tasks in order to end the curse. Maybe the Old Gypsy Lady could be brought back as the final boss, or maybe a new character could be introduced...

While it's bad that anything was cut from the Old School sets, cutting Happy Birthday out was only a few seconds of cut footage. It wasn't a major musical number or sketch.

Now that I think about it, the ultimate Muppet video game should have been made/ attempted back when Henson still owned the Muppets, and would have combined all major Muppet universes, featuring the casts of The Muppet Show, Sesame Street, Fraggle Rock, Bear in the Big Blue House, and maybe...

I have wondered whether the ending to that sketch was cut. The ending seemed unusual compared tot he endings from other Roosevelt Franklin classroom sketches that I've seen. Oh, and the website needs more Roosevelt Franklin sketches!

1. Favorite Monsterpiece Theater? Chariots of Fur 2. Favorite stop-motion animation insert? Teeny Little Superguy segments, the claymation S segment from the first episode, and the claymation segment where a chair looks for his glasses 3. Chrissy and the Alphabeats or Jerry and the...

Is it just me, or is Grover, Weather Salesman a few seconds longer on the site than it is on Old School: Volume 2? Also, I caught the beginning of Super Grover Telephone Booth on the website, and it has a cold opening that doens't appear on Old School: Volume 1. On the site the sketch begins...

I wouldn't say that the game boy color game was bad, but it is my least favorite of the Muppet videos games I've played, and it sure was hard. Has anybody here ever beaten that game? I've only managed to rescue Sam the Eagle. I wonder if Disney plans to make a vidoe game based on The...

I just watched the "foods we eat" pageant on the site, and noticed that the ending is cut.

I've been thinking about this subject lately. I have noticed that the Muppets have never done the same kind of video game twice. There's only one go-kart game, one Mario Party-style game, one pinball game... I also thougt, wouldn't it be cool if there were some kind of Donkey Kong parody...

I think he meant that he wanted Frank Oz to perform in a new street story.

I have a few questions about Beauregard: 1. When did Beauregard stop wearing his white jacket? I know that he wore it at the start of season 4, and stopped by the end of that season. 2. Were there very many epsiodes where Beauregard was actually portrayed as a janitor? He was a janitor...

I think it's Richard Hunt.

Man, looking at my list, there are quite a few things that woukd've gone on disc 2 that I forgot to include. Stuff like Things That I Remember, Let's Lay an Egg, Outrageous Makeover: Home Addition, A Cookie is a Sometimes Food, and Sleep! I also regret not listing any CGI Twiddlebugs sketches...

I don't think so. Sleep and Snore Ernie came out in 1997 (and was actually that years hot christmas toy, following the previous years Tickle Me Elmo). Steve Whitmire had taken over as Ernie by 1993.

If you want 1970s episodes, you can pick up the commercially-available Old School DVDs. There are two volumes, both of which feature five episodes each (the first ten season premieres altogether). And there are several videos that were released in the 1980s, though they last a half hour...

According to a recent Tough Pigs interview, Roger Langridge said that he's not too knowledgable on who the performers are (aside from some of the main ones), so I am wodnering, does the book have much dialogue between any characters who have been performed by the same person at any time?

Chapter 4 Oscar was enjoying the strike. "The street is getting dirtier and dirtier", though Oscar, "Just imagine what it'll be like in a few days!" Oscar started imagining. He imagined Sesame Street being a lot like a garbage dump. In Oscar's fantasy, there were large piles of trash...

Chapter 3 It was day four of the sanitaiton workers strike, and The Count kept track of the days. "Four days of sanitation workers on strike, but not four wonderful days", said The Count. Bert and Ernie looked at the trash cans, with trash piled up a bit. "Well, for once the...