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Muppet Family Christmas is definetly a favourite of mine.I have it on vhs and watch it every Christmas season.Sadly it seemed to be the last time the Classic Muppets cast and Sesame Street cast were ever together like that.It's always fascinating to see both casts interacting with eachother.It...

Muppet Christmas Carol and Muppet Treasure Island are definetly not their universe.They're also my two least favourite muppet movies. :grouchy:

Another indication I can think of,is when Christopher Reeve guest starred on The Muppet Show.Kermit was bumed out when Piggy suddenly paid special attention to Christopher Reeve. :) :mad:

In the first three muppet movies,The Muppet Movie,The Great Muppet Caper and The Muppets Take Manhatten,the muppets are so convincing as living beings.Making it hard to believe that in real life they're just puppets,in other words,things.The puppeteers really know how to put life into these...

Wasn't Fat Blue also known as Sam The Soundman?Or was that another muppet character who looked remarkabley like Fat Blue? :confused:

I'm not excactly sure what the first SS special was,but I know that Julie On Sesame Street is about six years older than Christmas Eve On Sesame Street.1973 was when Julie On Sesame Street was first aired.

I have a rather wild imagination.Recently I've invisioned the more familiar Miss Piggy somehow coming face to face with the Miss Piggy of The Muppet Show's first season.On account of how different her appearance was in that first season.Imagine if these two versions of Miss Piggy met one another...

If Mr.Hooper were still alive and on SS,would his store have changed the same way that it has?

One other segment that I found scary as a child,was a cartoon where a small woodpecker stood on a branch of a large tree pecking.A fairly short man comes and says"Q".He then yells"QUIET".But the woodpecker keeps on pecking until the trunk of the tree falls onto the guy{leaving both the...

I agree with you.It would have been a riot to see how the actual puppeteers looked when they were performing the fight between those boys.

Indeed they do sound very much alike. :) :o :p :(

For some reason,a cartoon segment from SS has been on my mind lately.It's the one with the Yak.I can only remember the last part of the segment.The narrator,who was invisible to us TV viewers,says to the Yak"You're not an ordinary Yak you know.""You're a yakitty yakitty yak yak."Obviously...

I don't know why,but somehow the segments that scared me as a child where the occasional segments that had people or muppets moving around in fast motion to fast music.Including one where Big Bird was scurrying around his nest in fast motion.But now when I see them I can't help laughing.Another...

Yeah I like Beaker.I always found it hilarious how all he ever says is"Meemeemeemeep".It makes me wonder how Bunsun Honeydew can understand him.My favourite Beaker moment would have to be the episode that has been mentioned already.Where he was duplicated seven times.The episode guest starred...

That was a great episode!One of my all time favourites.I especially loved the closing musical number of When You Wish Upon A Star,performed by all the Muppet Show characters.Plus C3PO's little dance.It was also neat how you saw Mark Hamill and his character Luke Skywalker standing side by side...

I remember when I was about 6 years old,having a crazy dream where I found myself flying over the city.The wind sounded just like it did in certain SS episodes{particularly the Super Grover episodes}.It was actually a lot of fun.In fact I always enjoy dreams where I fly through the air.They have...

Julie On Sesame Street/Christmas Eve On Sesame Street/Sesame Street's 20th Anniversary{1989}/Sesame Street Biography:PS Thank you for posting the air date of which the 35th anniversary is to air.I'll mark it down on my calendar. :p :(

Apparently Frank Oz had no part in A Very Muppet Christmas.I had been convinced that it was his voice we heard from Fozzie Bear and Miss Piggy,until I noticed his name missing from the credits. :mad: :o

That sounds very much like something that happened to me as a child.Though in my situation,it wasn't a muppet,nor in any relation to muppets.But in the early till mid 1970s,my childhood days,a blonde lady in brown leotards was regularly seen on labels of Canada Dry Gingerale.For some strange...

Come to think of it,I've recently taped episodes of Mr.Rogers'Nieghborhood.Not to mention,I've got all kinds of kiddie shows in my VHS library.I can see where eveyone is coming from on this thread.Whether you're too old for stuff like Sesame Street or not is really up to you. ;)