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This song was included in two videos, Count It Higher: Great Music Videos From Sesame Street (also available on DVD) and The Best of Kermit on Sesame Street. However, the song listings on the back of the video boxes lists the song as Do Op Hop. Also, in Count It Higher: Great Music Videos From...

Do you think you can get some behind-the-scenes information from your teacher? What did your teacher do?

Yeah, but I already have both DVDs. However, if you don't have both, then you could wait untill this ne is released. Seperately, they both cost $19.99, which I beleive is the same price for this set, so it's like you are really only paying for one.

After Jim Henson died, there were rumors that Sesame Street was planning on having Ernie die. Sometime after this, there were rumors of more Sesame Street Muppets, such as Bert and Grover, dying. But they are just rumors.

He's not ugly. He's a very cool-looking character. And he has talked a few times. He sung a line in Boogie in the barnyard, and he said "And me!" during the end credits of The Great Muppet Caper.

It's too bad that this set doesn't have any special features. I wonder if there are any deleted scenes from any episodes? It would be cool if Brian Henson and John Hurt got together to do some commentary, maybe even as their characters. Hans My headgehog, The Soldier and Death, The Heartless...

I don't know what condition Miss Finch and the Dodos are in, but Miss Finch, Donnie, and marie all appeared in The Muppets: A Celebration of Thirty Years, which was mad ethe same year as Follow That Bird was released.

I was wondering if voice actors get paid a certain amount just for working or if they get paid based on the number of characters they play. Does this rule also apply to live actors playing multiple on-screen roles? What about live actors who play multiple roles in the same production but not...

I'm assuming that you are talking about the song I Feel Pretty from the Charles Aznavour episode. I think there is a screencap in the Guides section of Muppet Central. Just look in the page for that episode. I haven't looked at any of the epsiode pages at Muppet central for awhile, so it might...

People mention that Big Bird and Oscar didn't appear togetehr much during the early years, but oddly enough, it seems like there were a lot of sketches during the early years where multiple characters were voiced by the same performer, even if those sketches don't feature any regular characters...

I know that it was more common for Caroll Spinney to perform other characters during the first season, but shortly after that, it seems like he pretty much stuck to just performing Big Bird and Oscar. Some of his roles as one-shot characters include the nerdy boy in Everyone Likes Ice Cream...

That's actually the Transcontinental Whoo-whoo. Somebody posted a description of Happy Birthday Uncle Piggy a long time ago. In that episode, the babies prepare for Uncle Statlers birthday, and Gonzo imagines himself as a party planner while Piggy and Skeeter call themselves Uncle Piggy and...

This outline takes place during the second season. Cold Opening/ Dressing Room Scooter tells Tina Louise that she has fifteen seconds 'till curtain, but Tina thinks that fifteen seconds is the same amount of time as a three-hour tour. Introduction Kermit announces that Tina Louise...

Yes, but it wasn't a monster, it was a whatnot.

Well, this has been good. I liked the part about the DVDs.

Yes. There is a picture in Jim Henson: The Works and a clip in Sesame Street's All-Star 25th Birthday: Stars and Streets Forevor. Other SCTV characters who I don't think would have been very appropiate to have on the show include: *Floyd Robertson (only because of his occassional drinking...

Lenny could have been a spy in the Roger Moore episode.

He could have been in the closing number in the Vincent Price and Julie Andrews episodes, he could have been anywhere in the Alice Cooper episode, he could have been one of the sherrif of nottinghams henchmen in the Lynn Redgrave episode, he could have been a pirate in the Glenda Jackson...

I did not say that Disney owns the Sesame Street Muppets. I was saying that if the Ernie and Bert special was cancled, Disney had nothing to do with it.

I wasn't scared. It was one of my favorites. I thought the video effects were very cool.