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But that's not an international variation of Sesame Street. It aired in america, and was produced for both american and chinese audiences.

It seems to me like lately there have been quite a few announcements about top secret productions for the Mupets (and the Jim Henson Company). Maybe Disney should make a production called "The Muppets Top Secret Project", in which the Mupets work on a top secret project that they contractually...

Wait... The Muppets Celebrate Jim Henson didn't have any clips from Muppet Babies? That's odd. And I thought I read that the special had a section on the international variations of Sesame Street (and Fraggle Rock). I guess I'm wrong.

As long as we want to. ;)

Well, I finally got around to watching the first podcast. It was as good as a current episode. Maybe they will get better. But so far nothing to be really excited about. I hope that all of these aren't hosted by Murray. Maybe Big Bird can host one, and Abby Cadabby can host another, and Grover...

I have mixed feelings about what's been done here. It would have been great if this was an audio podcast, with news about Sesame Street, interviews with people involved (maybe even some Muppet characters), audio clips (like in The MuppetCast), and perhaps some discussion about past moments...

I think each individual sequence was produced as insertials for The Odyssey Channel.

I haven't subscribed yet, but does the episode that's been uploaded include any classic clips, or is it just newer (let's say 2002 or later) segments?

Sesame Street Spectacular Show #19 Scene 1 Cookie Monster welcomes the viewers to the show, and then goes to Hooper's Store for cookies. However, Alan suggests that he eat something healthy first. So Cookie Monster orders bucket loads of apples, carrots, cabbage, and hot dogs. After tha...

It's a bit odd that the segment where Mr. Johnson wanted something to read on an airplane wasn't shown, considering this seasons focus on literacy. But it seems like Mr. Johnson has been making a comeback in the last few years. I don't think any new material with him was shown between 2002 and...

Wow, it's a shame that I missed this episode. It sounds like it had quite a few goodies, includign Air and one of the Grover the Flight Attendant segments. Which one was it, the one where Mr. Johnson wants something to read, or the one where Mr. Johnson wants to be warm?

Narrarator: A long, long time ago, people lived in caves, and didn't have very much to do. In fact, if our clothes were dirty, we washed by hand, not by machine. (cave king Ernie is washing some clothes in a river in the cave) Ernie: Oh, I can't believe that I've sent my royal cleaners on...

Sesame Street Spectacular Show #18 Scene 1 Big Bird looks for somebody who is not busy. Maria and Luis are fixing toasters, Grover is on his way to work, Alan is serving food, and some of the kids are jumping rope. Elmo comes up to Big Bird and asks to play, but Big Bird says that he's too...

Yes, I figured that. I don't think I said anything about the lack of Frank Oz characters in the first post.

That one must have been from the 1980s or 1990s, judging by Gonzo being in his 1980s outfit. I was more curious about what characters appear in the style guides made during the time that The Muppet Show was on the air. I don't know how many style guides were made during The Muppet Show's...

Sesame Street Spectacular Show #17 Scene 1 Maria welcomes the viewers to the show. Elmo comes running around the street, screaming like crazy. Maria wonders why Elmo might be screaming. It turns out that Elmo is just screaming for fun. Every Kitty Sleeps Trianglebob Trianglepants...

There is a difference, though. Certain segments from The Smurfs were repeated in various hour-long episodes, while segments from Garfied and Friends weren't. Also I have read at series writer Mark Evaniers website that although most episodes of Garfield were originally broadcast as hour-long...

Can anybody make a list of all the characters who have appeared in The Muppet Show style guides? Muppet Wiki lists characters who appear in the Sesame Street style guides, but not TMS ones.

Also, The Muppet Show was still a bit new at the time, with only one season. Fozzie, Piggy, Statler, and Waldorf hadn't been around very long yet.

Sesame Street Spectacular Show #16 Scene 1 Big Bird welcomes viewers to the show, and then Bob comes to talk to Big Bird, Elmo, Zoe, and Abby Cadabby about vowels. Bob explains that A, E, I, O, U, and sometimes Y are vowells. Ernie's A machine The Letter of the Day Pageant American...