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So far there hasn't been any news of any new Sesame Street DVDs with new footage. Could the writers strike be part of this? Of course, ever since Genius Products got the license to distribute Sesame Street DVDs, there has only been one DVD with new footage, Kids' Favorite Country Songs (I am not...

It seems like there was some sort of weird audio edit before In My Life was played. It begins with a question that appeared before the segment, then suddenly swithced to another scene from the Twiggy episode for no apparant reason, before going to the beginning of that sketch. What happened...

Announcer: It's time for Inside the Sesame Studio. Tonight's host is Guy Smiley. Guy Smiley: Thank you, thank you, welcome. I am Guy Smiley, your favorite game show host. Tonight, I honor the life of Cookie Monster! Cookie Monster: Hi, Guy! Guy Smiley: Hello, cookie monster! Well, how do...

Did Jim answer the last questions that were asked in the first Ask Jim thread? I don't think he did, and it might be good if they were answered. Moving right along, here is a question for Jim... Do you happen to know what happened to Pepe's original partner, Seymour? Seymour and Pepe...

I don't know it offhand. The article is reprinted in a Tough Pigs thread, called "hawiai episodes".

He has also performed Mother Snuffleupagus, and performed a character in the Monsterpiece Theater segment The Postman Always Rings Twice.

The newest one is "Gigantic", featuring: The Word on the Street: Gigantic Word explanation: Gigantic a man asks to see some gigantic things, ending with a bird, which is not gigantic, except to a worm a girl plays music on a fench, which turns out to be the teeth of a large monster (I...

That was hilarious.

How come I haven't heard of this compilation until now? :confused: How popular was it? Does anybody know what clips were included? Is it still owned by ITV?

I noticed a mistake in the podcast. I should have brought it up earlier, but didn't. It's said that Change of Address is the second episode to not have the regular ending. That is not true. Ther eare three episodes with different endings. The other two are The Bells of Fraggle Roc and The River...

That does make a bit of sense. Another thing to think about, involving the supposed importance of TMS, SS, and FR: Sesame Street has had many compilation videos. The Muppet Show has also had many compilation videos, though not as many as SS. But Fraggle Rock has only had two compilation...

I just looked at one of the still photos on Muppet Wiki's page for the special. She sits at a table with Hilda, some of the Jugband members (Jerry, Gramps, and Zeke, and maybe Lou) , Mildred, and I think Rizzo. That table is next to the table where the main supporting characters from The Muppet...

One question that I would have asked her is why she wasn't credited on Sesame Street for so many years. She was credited in the second season, and then she wasn't credited again for at least eight years (according to the credits in the Old School sets), but she was credited again by the 1990s...

There have been many Play with Me Sesame DVDs released outside of america, but only two of them (Playtime with Grover and Goodnight Sesame) have been released in america, with two more (Imagine with Me and Let's Play Games) comming to america this march. Here is a videography of what Play with...

I believe that she sat at a table with Hilda. I could be wrong, though.

It seems like The Jim Henson Company has had a sort of "chain of importance" regarding it's properties. The order seems to be: The Muppet Show (and related productions) Sesame Street Fraggle Rock Other prodcutions (though I think Sam and Friends goes a little bit between Sesame Street and...

Has anybody noticed that while Wayne made quite a few appearances on The Muppet Show after season one while Wanda only appeared once after the first season, Wayne was pretty much absent from post-Muppet Show productions, while Wanda was present in MTM, the 30th anniversary special, and You're...

I think that Sesame Workshop still has the rights to have the celebrity version of that segment broadcast in current episodes. It just hasn't been shown since season 31 or 32. Just like how many classic segments haven't been in new episodes in years. If this was released on a commercial release...

Back when Muppets From Space was released, it seems like everybody wanted a Pepe toy, though it seems like very few companies acknowledged the demand. Then Palisades made two different Pepe figures, and some fast food company made a Pepe toy, and I think there was a plush, and now it seems like...

I've thought that the bellhop looked a little bit like the guy in the yellow suit.