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It seems like they weren't there very much in the special. I don't think they were even in any of the wide shots of the audience. I only remember them being in their cameo and in the scene with Jim Henson at the end. Henson must have been really careful about them being in the special. It...

Janice isn't the only member left out. I don't think Lips is on this album, either;) (do any of the Electric Mayhem numbers feature prominent trumpet solos or prominent trumpet sounds?).

(Ernie is walking and humming. He walsk past Lefty) Lefty: Psst, hey, bud. Ernie: Who, me? Lefty: Shhh!! Ernie: (whispering) Who, me? Lefty: Riiiiight. I've got an incredible offer for you. Ernie: Really? Lefty: It's incredible! It's spectacular! It's stupendious! Ernie: What is...

(Oscar the Grouch is walking on a street in foggy weather) Oscar: Ah, what a beautiful day! I like the fog. (thunder strikes) And it sounds like it is going to rain soon. (Lefty walks up to Oscar) Lefty: Psst! Hey, bud... Oscar: (shouting) I'm not your bud! (Lefty makes a Shhhh noise)...

Harvey Kneeslapper: (starts laughing, and then notices the audience watching) Oh, hello, there. I have a great joke planned for tonight. Yeah, you see, I am going to go up to somebody and ask, "Do you like beets?", and when he or she says that he or she does, I am going to start beating that...

I never noticed that the closing theme was ever different. Was the first season closing theme replaced in CBS repeats, syndication, and/ or Nickelodeon broadcasts? I could see Little Muppet Monsters being released. Only 18 episodes were made. Even if people don't know about it, the Muppets...

It's also dissapointing that none of their songs were included in Count it Higher: Great Music Videos from Sesame Street. I wonder if With Every Beat of my Heart or Four were ever broadcast on the show, or if they were only recorded for albums.

It seems like The Christmas Party Sing-Along was just sung by Rowlf (with background vocals by chickens and penguins). I feel like that song should have featured more characters joinning Rowlf (though it's good that he basically has a solo song on the album). It would have been great if Rowlf...

I would like for Steve Whitmire, Jerry Nelson, Frank Oz, and Dave Goelz to write a book. A Brian Henson book would also be good. I wonder if he would title it "The Son of Jim Henson". Steve Whitmire could give it a title like "Filling the Flippers".

I had started wondering... what is your definition of "background character"? Lips is definately abackground character, as he has only had three known speaking parts. Thog is also mostly a background character, but he didn't start out that way. He was a main character in his first appearance...

I would be surprised if Sesame Workshop started to release season sets of Sesame Street anytime soon. The first 32 seasons normally had 130 episodes per season, so the first season would have a lot of discs. It would also probably be more expensive to release season sets of Sesame Street than...

Of course, as most of us already know, Earl "Was Once Ernie" Kress only performed Ernie, and he said that the person performing Bert only performed Bert, and he mentioned that Richard Hunt performed both Statler and Janice, so somebody else performed Waldorf (I am surprised by this, and also...

I wonder the same thing about Lips, Digit, Leon, Vicki, Lindberg, Droop, Hilda, and Nigel the conductor.

That was good. I had been thinking about writing a script featuring Lefty and Guy Smiley.

I don't think I understand what you are saying or asking.

That sounds cool. It's too bad that neither of the Muppet Movie DVDs have concept sketches or promotional art for the movie. Those would make great special features. I think it's interesting that the performers had to remember who they were standing next to. The whole scene was one long...

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I wonder what segments will be promoted on the packaging on volume 2, if it comes out. The packaging for volume 1 pretty much only mentioned songs that are included, without talking about specific non-music sketches, I guess either becasue they didn't want to list an official title (not many...

I think it's weird too. After a day of not finding it after it's release, I found one copy at Suncoast. I'm surprised that it's not easier to find. Target, Toys R Us, and Walmart usually sell a lot of Sesame Street DVDs. Not that I was really interested in buying it, but The World According to...

Lips and Thog.