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I didn't think about that. I guess I haven't read very many autobiographies (as far as I know, I've only read this and Caroll Spinney's autobiography). I've read a lot of biographies, which talk alot more about peoples careers in show buisness, but I never thought that somebody in show buisness...

She was (I'm not sure if she's still alive or still in show buisness) an african american actress who starred on a sitcom called Julia. It aired in the late 1960s (and possibly early 1970s). She also guest starred on an episode of The Flip Wilson Show which also guest starred Kermit and two...

I had trouble getting that page to load. What clips are included?

The term "Classic Muppets" in this folder refers to The Muppet Show and related productions, like Muppets Tonight and the movies.

It seems like Kevin Clash spends too much time talking about his personal, non-Muppet life, almost as much as he talks about Elmo. It is cool that he frequently mentions non-Sesame productions with the Muppets that he performed in, even if he doesn't specifically say who he performed. He also...

Wouldn't it be cool if this was a dual-layer disc, like the recent "Weird Al" Yankovic release Straight Outta Lynnwood, and featured a few music videos on the DVD side?

Old segments with Kermit can still be shown on Sesame Street (though Sesame Street chooses not to show them very much), it's foreign co-productions (and some of those productions still show Kermit segments frequently), and on DVD.

I am starting to wonder if Sesame Street action figures have a curse for the companies. First, Fun4All produced some figures and then got bankrupt before they could be released, and then Palisades produced figures and went bankrupt afteronly one figure was released.

Well, I finally found a copy. I think I am halfway through. The book is good, though Kevin Clash talks too much about Elmo, and not enough about his other characters. It is cool that he mentions some of his other characters, including ones who weren't around for too long, like Ferlingetti...

Well, she was on a lot of songs, though she didn't really sing much when the band did numbers. I am sure that if the booklet has a photo of the band that Janice will probably be in the photo. It would be super great if Lips was also in such a photo, and if the Electric Mayhem numbers all...

I wonder if Johnny Fiama not singing on the album has anything to do with Brian Henson not performing on the album? Perhaps Henson wasn't available for the recording of this album, and the folks at Disney didn't want Johnny Fiama to appear without Sal.

I wonder if you are talking about the Snerfs. They had beaks in this production, as opposed to noses or horn noses, but I don't think they had wings.

It was also included in I'm Glad I'm Me, though that video seems hard to find these days.

It looks like it was made sometime during the early 1980s. I would be surprised if this sketch was made in the 1970s.

Untill recently, there was an average of 130 episodes a season, which might make it impossible for entire season box sets to come out. Starting in the 33rd season, the number was cut down to 26 a season. Of course, I know that quite a few episodes wer elater rebroadcast in later seasosn with the...

Last night I had a dream that the Ernie and Oscar figures were actually released in stores.

Beautiful Day Monster was only on the show for the first season. Herry first appeared in the second season, so thye wouldn't have appeared together on Sesame Street. They appeared in the same frame in The Muppet Movie, and might have both appeared in some of the same frames in The Muppets: A...

I don't know if this counts, but I know of a fourht performer. Richard Hunt performed Guy Smiley in a sketch where Ernie and Bert go to the movies.

I think that Prairie Dawn started out as just a generic little girl without very much personality, much like Betty Lou and Farley. I wonder when she began to be more like a very intelligent, adult-like child? And was she this way when she began directing pageants? In The Muppet Alphabet...