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I don't ever remember seeing Kermit refer to Scooter as "gofer". As for that picture of Sweetums, it is also included in the 1993 release of the soundtrack (well, I'm assuming that it's the same picture). Does the book acknowledge Sweetums chasing after them then, or is the picture just there...

I can't really tell if it was obvious to the other Muppets that Mad Man Mooney was trying to con them. I also can't tell if Sweetums hitting a fly and making it look like a decimal mark was intentional or not (Sweetums kept pointing at the price tag, as the Muppets paid attention, and then he...

It seems like The Muppet Movie has quite a few running gags that only go on for a few gags, usually just within minutes of each other. Sweetums chased after the car, then a few minutes later he jumped out of a tent, and then nothing happened with Sweetums until the end. But besides that...

I was just reading soem old Muppet Central news articles. I was looking at the 2002 news article that first announced that 30 minutes of It's a Very Merry Muppet Christmas Movie was going to be cut. I just noticed that in the quote regarding Snoop Doggs scene being cut, there was a quote from...

I don't mind it that much. Those episodes were originally included in the episodes that Sesame Workshop chose to have released. I don't think Sesame Workshop chose those episodes just because some of them have the same sketches (and quite a few episodes had the same sketches sown twice). I read...

I agree. I figured that maybe Jim Lewis' advice might be different (maybe not completely different, but maybe expanded. He could have learned a lot more about writing since then). And as I said earlier, I could have been wrong about the writer who gave that advice, though I know that Jim Lewis...

I think Jim actually answered that once in the Ask Henson.com section of www.henson.com. I could be wrong, and it could have been a different writer, but I beleive that his advice was "just do it!".

We could still have those, in the later episdoes they were included in, though I would muich prefer to have more epsidoes from the first five seasons, and see those skits as classic cuts (unless they are in the episodes included). Or they could be released on other Sesame Street DVDs (not...

The Cecille theme was sung by Christopher Cerf (who also voiced Chrissy of Chrissy and the Alphabeats, and Bruce Stringbean of Born to Add). The lyrics went "She can bounce, she can roll, she can spin like a wheel...", and so on.

I don't know if any of the fiddler segments are available on You Tube. Since the four segment is available on the DVD Learning About Numbers (which also includes the two segment in that series), then it's not unlikely that somebody would upload it on You Tube (a lot of commercially-available...

Many of what you asked about has been released on DVD. Four Lions at my Door was released on Learning About Numbers I already mentioned that two Cecille sketches are available, on the videos We All Sing Together and Imagine That! The 30 dots segments were included in Old School Vol. 1...

How often does Kermit appear in this video (as much as he did in Emmett Otter, The Christmas Toy, and Mr. Willowby's Christmas Tree, perhaps)? I've read an article about this, which stated that the special didn't feature any main Muppet characters, at least not when it was made in 1990. I wonder...

I was just wondering... We All Sing Together and Imagine That! both feature Cecille skits. Was the opening song included on those videos, or was the Cecille theme cut from either release?

I remember most of what you mentioned (in fact, many of them can be found on the Old School Vol. 1 DVD release). Were the dots actually counting to 30? There were a few skits with the fiddle player (who introduced himself as Donnie Budd in Two Toucan Two-Steps). He sang songs about the nubmers...

I'm sure that everybody that I fooled is disapointed. But regarding the "season 38 news" prank, I just realises that I forgot to mention guest stars for season 38. I was going to mention that the upcomming season would include appearances by such stars as Jim Carrey, Adam Sandler, Ashton...

Volume 15: Winter, Spring, Summer, Fall Scene 1 Gordon talks to Elmo and Big Bird about the various seasons. Segment Four Seasons Cartoon (sen in episode 276) Scene 2 Telly, as a "Monster on the Spot" reporter, asks everybody what seasons they like best. Big Bird likes spring...

I agree! I have a few questions on my mind, but I already asked a question.

I had a dream recently where it was my birthday and I got quite a few Muppet items, including video copies of Billy Buny's Animal Songs and Tale of the Bunny Picnic, as well as Palisades-quality action figures of Junior Gorg and Marjourie the Trash Heap, and also a Gorgs Garden playset. Last...

I wonder why Happy Birthday is still copyrighted. It seems like a public domain song to me.

Are you sure it was a dummy version of Fozzie? Because your description of the scene otherwise sounds like Fozzie's act from the Edgar Bergan episode, where Fozzie did a ventreloquism act, but couldn't get his dummy to talk. I remember seeign the CNN People Profiles special on Jim Henson...