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Here are some more morsels for episode 1: Song of 3 This segment is one in a series of counting segments produced by Jim Henson for the first season of Sesame Street. Segments were made for the numbers one through ten. The opening song for this series of sketches was written by Joe...

Episode 1 opening sequence Sesame Street was first broadcast on TV on November 10, 1969. It was broadcast on NET, which stood for National Educational Television. A year later, it was changed to PBS, the Public Broadcast System, because the network feared that people weren't interested...

I am going to write some fictional Muppet Morsels for the episodes of Sesame Street that were included in the "Old School" box set. I also plan to do this for the classic cuts, but am unsure if I'll do this for the pilot pitch. I will list ficticious morsels for each episode at a few...

That would sound great.

Here are my thoughts on a good alternate order: Rita Moreno Joel Grey Jim Nabors Ben Vereen Florence Henderson Harvey Korman Charles Aznavour Mummenshaz Paul Williams Lena Horne Connie Stevens Juliet Prowse Bruce Forsythe Twiggy Ruth Buzzi Candice Bergen Avery...

The first jugband looks more muppet-like, but I like the second one better.

I started a similar thread in the Sesame Merchandise folder, which didn't seem to be as popular as I had hoped. Anyway, here is a list of classic early (pre-season 11) clips that I want to see: Song of Nine What's My Part?: Foot Jazz #7 Song of One Lefty tries to sell Ernie a letter...

I think the illustrations from the credits look like the illustrations from many illustrated books from the late-1970s (the various storybooks from the early-1970s seemed to have a messier illustration style).

I think you meant three, not two. And if George Reeve was a guest star that would have made four (I don't know if he was still alive at that point or not). And if the actor from The Incredible Hulk was a guest that would be five. And if Daniel Segren, who played Spider-Man on The Electric...

I thought I would start a thread about unneccessary muppets. It is fun for there to be a lot of muppets, even if a lot are unneccessary, and a lot of the unneccessary muppets are cool, but some also seem pointless. Some people here seem to dislike unneccessary characters. However, I say that...

I have soem questions regarding the Muppet Show episode guide at Mupet Central. There are many times in the guide where soem fact about the script is mentioned. Does the person in charge of the guide have copies of scripts, or were these changes mentioend somewhere else? The Muppet Morsels...

I wonder if the Gorgon Heap puppet is just a completely rebuilt version of the Big V puppet. Sure, he was named Gorgon Heap once, but do we know if Henson officially used that name for him elsewhere (not counting the Muppet Morsels). He was called feldling in the Joel Grey epsiode (but that was...

I have seen this DVD in stores for the last few christmas. I think these are probably just unsold copies that the stores keep between the holiday season, so I don't know if this DVD is still in print.

I am obsessive/knowledgeable. I know a lot about the Muppets, and spend a lot of free time trying to learn more. Then again, I am not too obsessive. I don't own every Muppet item that's available (I haven't bought the "special edition" DVD releases of the Muppet movies, or the Sesame Beginnings...

In fact, a Dr. Feel sketch was shown on Sesame Street today. Maybe you can catch it on your local PBS network today.

Maybe this special will be released on DVD soon. Most new movies and television productions get released on DVD shortly after they are shown these days. I wonder if a DVD would include any extra segments that might have been cut from the special for time, lack of being good, or being too risky...

I feel the opposite way. A lot of people seem to want to be the same as everybody else. However, I feel like I am different from other people. Sometimes, I feel too different, and I want everybody (or most people) to be more like me, as opposed to me changing to be like them. I sometimes feel...

It has often been said that Jim Henson didn't like to talk much about past productions, but then I wodner about the various early sketches he did that often got repeated, or song sthat he has performed more than once. During the early years, many of the sketches that the Muppets performed on...

His scene wasn't cut on the Sing Yourself Silly video (released before hsi controversy). I don't know if it was cut from the Put Down the Duckie video. And it's been a long time since I've seen all of Put Down the Duckie on the show (the last few times it was on I actually had to leave the room...

I know that Dave Goelz was scared of singing, at least at first, and many of his characters didn't sing very often, but in this special he sings quite a bit. Gonzo gets his own song, Zoot gets a solo sung line in Rock N' Rollin' Around the World, and both Bunsen and Beauregard get solo sung...