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Some of the things I was really thankful for in the movie: *the fact that, after 15 years, the Muppets were playing theselves in a movie again. *The fact that The Electric Mayhem bus was used. *The fact that many old characters from The Muppet Show were used, along with the theatrical...

I wonder if the "five good men needed to capture Bad Bart" sketch was his first appearance. That one seems different from later appearances, where he turns out to not be as mean as he appears. Instead, in that appearance it seems like he really is a bad guy. I looked at the Muppet Wiki page...

I noticed it in the thread for the possible upcomming Sesame Street figures thread. I hope that there aren't any posts that people respond to that get posted before the thread they were responding to, or else it would seem weird and confusing.

Considering the fact that Jim Henson performed both Bad Bart and Sinister Sam, I wonder why both characters were neccessary. I wonder which one was introduced first.

What if The Muppet Show Live was broadcast on television?

I'm sure that it did air on some indepednant ABC stations. As well as some independant CBS and NBC stations.;)

Then we'd all be super happy.

What if Kermit, Fozzie, and Miss Piggy were all guests on The Animal Show (well, I guess those episodes would rarely be seen these days)?

This is great news. I hope that Roger Langridge is as big a fan as we are and includes a lot of obscure characters in these comics. It would be great to eventually see comics featuring Digit, Seymour, Lips, Gaffer, Annie Sue, Zippety Zap, Thog, Doglion, both Nigel's, Droop, Uncle Deadley...

One great idea would be for volume 2 to include seasosn 6-10, and then volume 3 would promote seasosn 1-10, though if the number of episodes and discs don't expand, there would be at least five seasons that don't have episodes included.

It's in the last page in the section on Kermit the Frog. There's a transcript to that sketch on the last page of the Kermit section, along with a secret fact. It doesn't say whether the frog pooped or pee'd on Jim Henson, but implies it. Bob is quoted with saying "This must have been the frogs...

I thought of soemthing that would make a great bonus feature, though it might be a bit big (maybe it could be divided into two parts, or there can be an extra disc just for this). Recently somebody uploaded The Muppet Show Live on You Tube (I guess somebody recorded it while there). I don't know...

So you have already watched the DVD? Does it really have morsels? Are you allowed to say which other characters appear in The Muppets on the Muppets? Did you notice any edits?

The original pilot version of the Juliet Prowse episode seems more like a typical variety show episode. It opens with a comedy monologue from Fozzie, instead of an opening number. In fact, the Florence Henderson episode was also more like a typical variety show episode, as it didn't have an...

According to Sesame Street Unpaved, that frog had an accident of some sort right on top of Jim Henson's head during the taping of that skit. It is interesting that in the beginning, Bob says that he wants to show the audience a real frog. Odd that he would admit to kids that Kermit wasn't real.

(An mage of a letter E appears on-screen) Announcer: Ladies and gentlemen, the letter E presents... (an image of a title card reading "The E True Hollywood Story" appears on-screen) Announcer: "The E True Hollywood Story", brought to you by the letter E. Tonight, the E True Hollywood Story...

Well, Time-Life recently released a DVD, The Best of The Jimmy Dean Show, which supposedly includes two Rowlf sketches. So I guess that means that either the people who own the rights to the show own the distribution rights to the sketches, or Time-Life was able to make a deal with whoever owns...

I recently noticed something about the song Six String Orchestra. During the song, at the beginning and end, Scooter is in his bedroom, in his normal clothes. Floyd, Janice, Zoot, and Animal appear in ghost images, in their regular clothes. Eventually, it cuts to another area, with Scooter and...

Maybe Disney should save one of the unused Miss Piggy covers for if The Fantastic Miss Piggy Show ever gets released on DVD.

You know what? Maybe Somewhere Over the Rainbow should be replaced with Fever.