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Yes, it was released on LP originally, then later it was also produced on cassette and 8-track.

How many newsletters do you have? That will help us to give you an estimate as to the value. Keep in mind, the value can vary greatly from person to person.

Assuming you are referring to the 1982 release, this should help. SESAME STREET SING ALONG 1. Let’s Sing a Song That Everybody Knows/The Bear Went Over the Mountain/The Eensy Weensy Spider/The Alphabet Song/George Washington Bridge—Ernie and Bert 2. Let’s Go Driving—Gordon, Susan, Bert and...

Our season 1 guides will have all the info you seek... http://www.muppetcentral.com/guides/episodes/tms/season1/index.shtml

Thanks Kenny. I fixed that.

Ok... I will post here if I can find a work around. Sorry for the inconvenience.

Here's a photo gallery for tonight's episode. There are several Muppet pictures, so be sure to go through them all. http://abc.go.com/primetime/xtremehome/images/gallery/ep_harris/gallery.html?photo=1

After you watch the show tonight, please post your thoughts on the appearance here... http://forum.muppetcentral.com/showthread.php?t=18710

Don't miss the Muppets tonight on ABC's "Extreme Makeover: Home Edition". Kermit, Fozzie, Piggy and Animal will also appear on "How Did They Do That?" on Monday. Check your local ABC station for times in your area. Here is some more info on the appearance...

Here is Luke's annual look back on the previous year. The 2004 highlight (or lowlight depending on your perspective) was Disney's purchase of the Muppets on February 17, 2004. Lots of other events happened though. Talk a walk back down memory lane. 2004 was the first time since the mid-eighties...

Here is Luke's annual look back on the previous year. The 2004 highlight (or lowlight depending on your perspective) was Disney's purchase of the Muppets on February 17, 2004. Lots of other events happened though. Talk a walk back down memory lane. 2004 was the first time since the mid-eighties...

It's dependent on Jamie's schedule. Since he did the others, I'd like for them all to have the same look. Making all the forum icons Muppety is something we've discussed though.

Muppet Babies ran for EIGHT seasons. Outside of Sesame Street, nothing else has come close. Even The Muppet Show only ran for five seasons.

The LP first came out in 1973 (with Hal Miller as Gordon). The record was a gatefold. The LP was reissued in 1977 with a new cover and no gatefold sleave. Interesting trivia, I think Carol Spinney met his wife during the Sesame Street Live days. The only Muppets featured are Big Bird, Mr...

If I know the site will be down beforehand, I do try to post about it. Sometimes things happen and it can't be helped until after the fact.

I'm sure it is. Bear wouldn't be the same without Noel. Great to see you Matt! By the way, Sesame Street is nominated for a record 13 Emmy Awards this year. Find out more info here... http://www.muppetcentral.com/news/2005/030305.shtml

Just a little maintenance.

I updated the vBulletin link in Alex's original post.

Correct. Don't forget to watch on Monday as well for the behind-the-scenes look at "How Did They Do That?" on ABC. The appearance is featured on MC's home page by the way. Here is some additional info on the appearances from ABC's site.

I hear, I hear. :)