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Here are some video game reviews from the perspective of Muppet fans... Spy Muppets http://www.muppetcentral.com/articles/reviews/merchandise/spy_muppets.shtml Muppets Party Cruise http://www.muppetcentral.com/articles/reviews/merchandise/party_cruise.shtml

Hi wokkanator, Welcome to Muppet Central. Mahna Mahna was actually on episode 1 of the Muppet Show. http://www.muppetcentral.com/guides/episodes/tms/season1/1_prowse.shtml It first appeared on the Ed Sullivan Show in 1968, then Sesame Street in 1969. There are actually seven different...

We will be upgrading to vBulletin 3.0 Release Candidate 4 in the next hour, between approximately 9-10 am central standard time. During this time the forum will be inaccessible but you'll receive a notice that I'm performing the upgrade. Once the upgrade is complete and functional, we'll be...

Jerry Nelson came on board for Sesame in 1970. Then during the summer of 1970, Jim Henson held a big puppet workshop casting performers for "The Great Santa Claus Switch". That's when young talents like Fran Brill and Richard Hunt came on board. After taping Switch they continued training on...

Sesame Street Live is now scheduled for the Saturday morning airing of Today on February 7. So it is likely a rerun of Wednesday's appearance. Should definitely be worth checking out.

Ok thanks. Appreciate the additional info.

Bean Bunny mentioned this over at the Palisades forum... What do you guys make of this? Of most interest is the comment on this page... "Isaac Martin spotted a Miss Piggy walkabout at California Adventure. It was rumored after the Pixar fiasco that Disney will now refocus on what Henson...

Just a reminder Sesame Street Live will be featured on NBC's Today Show later this morning. Check out the appearance and let us know what you think.

Pretty nice. I will have to check it out. Everyone should post their scores for each round.

Good catch. Where exactly do you see this? It's not visible for me, but it may be for non-mods. Thread ratings/member ratings are currently turned off, so that shouldn't be visible.

Cast members of Sesame Street Live are scheduled to be on NBC's Today Show tomorrow morning Wednesday February 4, 2004. Check it out and let us know what you think about the appearance.

Those pictures were apparently taken down with a request from Palisades. They shouldn't be up on the Web.

Wanted to wish a very happy 21st birthday to one of our favorite Dutch residents Jogchem. As you guys know Jogchem is a die-hard TMS fan, a puppet aficionado and a huge collector of Muppet toys, figures and PVC's. We hope that you have a wonderful day Jogchem. Even though you are on the other...

Try eMerchandise. Might want to do a search on Froogle too. http://froogle.google.com/

I really like the Dr. Teeth idea. John Kennedy could carry the role well. It would feature Dr. Teeth in a unique way with a lot of dialogue throughout the movie. It would also be kind of Muppety if he appeared earlier in the film too as a different character or himself. Kind of a Muppet twist...

Derek, It should be working for you now. I fixed the page and the update tested fine for me under Netscape 7.0. Thanks for reporting the issue. This is the first I have head of it since the updates yesterday.

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Potentially $27,500 per CBS station which would end up in the millions of dollars.

I just want to thank everyone for the feedback. Keep it coming. It is very helpful and we are glad the changes are initially very popular. Luke, thanks for the suggestions. I added two merchandise/news links at the top of both of the pages. Let me know if you think things are a little clearer now.

Today we have rolled out some layout and design changes to several of the pages on Muppet Central. I wanted to let you guys know a little bit why these changes were made and how we hope they help to make the site more useful for you. All of the information on these pages has been on the site...