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That's true. Kermit did say to Robin as they are getting ready to watch the film within this film that "It's kinda sorta how we began."

I have read a lot of posts about the fessabilty about the entire series of Sesame Street coming out on DVD and as much as I would like to see it happen, I have to admit, it would be a huge gamble. But here is something that I think they should at least do; they should bring out the first ever...

I remember seeing those segments. And BTW, the surge did happen more than once.

Pacman was rather silly but hey! when I was a kid I loved that show. I loved Superfriends too. What was so silly about that? Getting back to Pacman, it was a bit like the Smurfs, by that I mean, every other word would be substertuted for by "Pac" just like "Smurf" would replace every other word...

That might also be my favorite episode.

I said at the beginning that Muppet Babies started a trend. I had no idea that I myself was starting something! What a lot of replies! I used to like The Flinstone Kids, but as the old saying goes, "Nothing beats the original." Same goes for Tom and Jerry Kids. As for A Pup Named Scooby Doo, I...

Hey, this was one of my favorite shows when I was growing up. I haven't seen it since I was 18, but here in Australia, it was shown on ABC Television which also screens Sesame Street and Bear In The Big Blue House.

I think MuppetDude is right.

I really believe that this show started a trend, because soon afterwards we started seeing shows like The Flinstone Kids and A Pup Named Scooby Doo which had establised cartoon characters as children. This may also have led to Rugrats All Growed Up which took the reverse approach.

What is a thrift store?

I used to watch The Muppet Babies and still would if they still showed it, but there's no way I would accept this as part of the Muppet canon after seeing The Muppets Take Manhattan. I like to think of this as the adult Miss Piggy's fantasy. You see, the story told in The Muppet Movie was so...

Not long again I found a copy of this record in an op-shop and I just had to get it. I'm so glad I did because it's a great record. For those who haven't heard it, it has Count Von Count doing a radio show and playing songs like "It's a Lovely Eleven Morning", "The Alligator King" and "Ladybugs...

I saw The Muppet Babies before I saw The Muppets Take Manhattan. I used to think that the Muppet Babies were in fact offspring of the adult counterparts on The Muppet Show, and that the parents were too busy to look after them, so they had left them in the care of Nanny. Then I saw The Muppets...

Ah yes, I remember the one with the penguin. BTW, pardon my ignorance but who were the Hubleys?

You know something, I think The Count hepnotizes (sp?) people. He seems to have put Grover under a spell in one early sketch set in Charlie's restruant. Instead of the Fat Blue Guy, we had The Count who kept asking Grover to get him a hot dog. After he has handed him three hot dogs, The Count...

There was a cartoon about a cat and a mouse, which I'd say goes back to the mid-80's. In this cartoon, it starts off with a cat chasing a mouse while bongos and a mouth-organ are heard. Then the mouse runs into a hole and the cat bumps itself. Then it thumps the wall and the mouse thumps back...

Well, there is certainly a mixed bag of opinion on BITBBH. My thoughts? Well, it's cute and charming, certainly streets ahead of Barney, but it's not one of my favorite shows. He didn't mean to be rude Beauregard, he was in fact paying a complement. He always does that. He smells you, then...

To No1MuppetFan, thanks for the advice. I did as you said and they wrote back saying they hope to release it in Australia, so things are looking up.

Hey I've got that book! And yes Superfan, it does have that story you mention. But right now I can't remember what else was in it.

So do I. The news of Muppet Show box-sets by season is one of the best pieces of news I have heard for some time. Hopefully there will be a region 4 edition.