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I don't know if it's still in print, but every once in awhile I do find copies at my local Walmarts. I don't know if your local Walmart would have one, but you might want to check there.

I thought about using that skit, but didn't I couldn't decide if I should hav ehad both parts run togetehr or if I should have put in some sort of break between them, like having a new scene and then sow part 2. Somehow, I have a feeling that if Sesame Workshop were to reelase this video...

No, it's season 4.

It sounds to me like you are talking about the 1971 album The Muppet Alphabet Album. I am not sure what company originally released it, but Sony Wonder later re-released it under the title Sing the Alphabet. It is very classic quality, with various dialogue between songs and skits. It features...

What about Learning About Numbers? The Count basically co-starred in that video, and that video featured four sketches with the Count.

Episode 2 Guy Smiley: Hello, everybody. I am you favorite game show host, Guy Smiley, and this is not your favorite game show. Now, yesterday, I hosted a terrible game show called The Impossible Challenge. And it stunk. We had to see if my contestant could go thirty seconds without eating a...

Well, does anybody have anything to say about this? Anything good? Anything bad? I know that 22 people have read this. Would it make a good video release? Does anybody have any favorite Count sketches that I left out? Oh, and I am sorry for forgetting to include Squeel of Fortune.

Guy Smiley: Hello, friends, I am Guy Smiley, and this is The Impossible Challenge! (the title appears on-screen) Tonights contestant is Cookie Monster. Cookie Monster: Hi! Guy Smiley: Are you ready for your impossible challenge? Cookie Monster: Of course. Guy Smiley: Okay. (lifts a lid...

I won't baleete.. err, delte it for awhiel, but if I do eventually change it, I'd like to let those who read this thread who see this after the sig is changed know what it is: "It's dot come!" A line from the introduction cartoon at www.homestarrunner.com.

Yes, I do enjoy what Jim Henson creates. But just because you enjoy somethign doesn't mean that you can't wonder why something never happened, especially if you think it makes sense. There are many team-ups that would have probably been great, but didn't happen much (or at all), and probbaly...

No. It is all new material, no inserts, though there are many scenes that could be inserts. However, everything from that special was made for the special, and never shown outside of it. Some other videos and DVDs that are good for classic material include: Monster Hits I'm Glad I'm Me...

It would be great if Here Comes the Puppets was released on DVD. I wonder who owns the rights to that special. It features many different puppets from different creators and companies, so whoever releases it would probably have to pay residuals to at least The Muppets Holding Company and Sesame...

Well, I just found out yesterday that Grover was also on another Guy Smiley game show, Name That Sound. That's a very funny sketch. It's funny how Grover answered in detail, yet Guy Smiley couldn't understand the answers. Bert could have also been a contestant. It would make sense for Bert to...

At the beginning of Great Performances: The World of Jim Henson, there is a clip where Fozzie tells Kermit that somebody is underneath him, and then Fozzie notices somebody (with a beard) underneath Kermit as well. Where does this clip come from?

Enjoy this fan-fic script, which would make a good Sesame Street video. (an animated title sequence, featuring the "Number of the Day" counting organ, is shown as the title appears on-screen and The Count reads the title outloud. The scene fades to black, and then The Count is shown in his...

Yeah, this video had some clips from the first (and possibly the second and third) AL-TV special. I don't remember too much about the special (I rented this video once, right when I was starting to become a Weird Al fan, and shortly after renting it the video store that had this video closed...

I heard the song Mad recently, and I was wondering if that song is based on a particular song? The music style sounds familiar, though I don't know the name of the song that it sounds like. I just recall a similar song with some "Da da da, da da, da da" verses that this song seems to replace...

Just because you saw it in the early 1990s doesn't mean that it was from that time period. Many segments have been repeated many times over the years. Maybe not as much now, but for many years segments were always repeated. It could still be from the early 1990s. I thought that the animation...

I'm not sure if this was just a general point about characters, but by packaging variation, I mean having two of the exact same figures just because it was available in two different types of packaging (for example, The Swedish Kitchen was released in both the original red curtain packaging and...

Todays episode was good. Miles and Gabbi graduated from high school (since Miles was born four years before Gabbi, does this mean that Gabbi skipped a few years? Or did Miles have to repeat some grades?). This episode also featured Ernie and Bert singing Things That I Rememebr, and there was an...