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Because the rights are split between companies. Disney owns the rights to the MuppeTelevision segments, Miss Piggy's Hollywood, the Dog City pre-show sequence, and the muppet-specific sequences from The Secrets of The Muppets (and I think Disney might also own the Innertube pilot, or at least...

(Cookie Monster walks behind a brick wall, which has a plate full of cookies on top of it) Cookie Monster: Dum, dee, dum, dum... (notices cookies) Oh, boy! Cookies! (sees sign, which reads "Free Cookies") Cowabunga! (eats all of the cookies in the way that cookie monster normally eats cookies)...

I have read that the DVD is only available in full frame.

There were also Koozebanian Rocks in the Elke Sommers epsiode, where the swinetrek crew landed on Koozebane.

I know that before performing on Sesame Street, Caroll Spinney had experience roller skating while performing full-body characters on Bozo's Big Top.

Does anybody know who performed Warren Wolf? Also, does anybody know if Warren Wolf was a regular character or just a one-shot character, appearing only in the sketch where he interviewed Dr. Nobel Price?

The muppets in this number were: Kermit, Miss Piggy, Link Hogthrob, Dr. Strangepork, Rizzo, Scooter, Gonzo, Floyd, Janice, Zoot, Fozzie Bear, and Annie Sue Pig. Statler and Waldorf also sang a line in their balcony.

I would like to have a Jim Henson Hour DVD, though if it were a complete series DVD then Henson and Disney would have to work out a special deal, otherwise it would be cut up. The Dog City special has been released on DVD (in the UK but not the US :mad: :boo: ), and all of the Storyteller...

This outline takes place during the third season of The Muppet Show. Dressing Room Scooter: OH, Johnny Carson, fifteen seconds 'till curtain! Johnny Carson: Fifteen secodns? I can't get ready in fifteen seconds! Scooter: (looking at watch) Now it's five seconds. Johnny Carson: Oh...

They have appeared together quite frequently, especially after they were given new performers. They interracted in some Letter of the Day sketches. Of course, I'd like to see Cookie Monster as a customer at Charlie's Resturaunt.

And now, here is my Sunday schedule: 8:00AM Sesame Street (select episodes from 1982-1996) 9:00AM The Electric Company 9:30AM Cousin Skeeter 10:00AM Dog City 10:30AM Fat Albert 11:00AM The Charlie Brown and Snoopy Show 11:30AM Play With Me Sesame 12:00PM Special 1:00PM Looney...

Here is the saturday schedule: 8:00AM Sesame Street (select episodes from 1982-1993) 9:00AM Muppet Babies 9:30AM Little Muppet Monsters 10:00AM Fraggle Rock 10:30AM The Animated Fraggle Rock 11:00AM The Weird Al Show 11:30AM Looney Tunes 1:00PM Movie 3:00PM Special 4:00PM...

Here is the weeknight schedule for 12:00AM-3:00AM 12:00AM Television Rarities (including surviving episodes of Howdy Doody, Captain kangaroo, Sam and Friends, You're In The Picture, and other programs from the 1940s-1970s) 1:00AM Disneyland (and it's various alternate titles) 2:00AM The...

Here is the schedule for Monday-Tuesday 8:00PM-12:00PM 8:00PM SCTV (30 minute episodes) 8:30 PM You Can't Do That On Television 9:00PM That '70s Show 9:30PM The Ren and Stimpy Show 10:00PM Saturday Night Live (1975-1980 episodes) 11:30PM Monty Python's Flying Circus...

Here is the schedule for Monday-Wednesday from 5:00 PM-8:00Pm: 5:00PM Dinosaurs 5:30PM The Muppet Show 6:00PM Newheart 6:30PM Fractured Flickers 7:00PM The Jimmy Dean Show Here is the Thursday-Friday schedule from 5:00Pm-8:00PM: 5:00Pm Salute Your Shorts 5:30PM Welcome...

And now here is the Monday-Friday schedule for afternoon shows. 2:00 PM Sesame Street (select episodes from 1977-1991) 3:00 PM Rocky and Bullwinkle (with original Rocky and his friends/ The Bullwinkle Show openings) 3:30 PM The Muppet Show 4:00 PM Looney Tunes (more popular cartoons...

If you could own and schedule your own cable channel, what programs would you put on? Here is my idea for a regular weekday schedule. I think I might be dreaming too much for a schedule like this, though. It seems like most cable channels these days are owned by companies that only want to...

I know that some of the following pairings feature two characters performed by the same person, so please ignore some of them. However, here are some pairings I'd like to see: Fat Blue and Simon Soundman (since they look similar) Ernie and Guy Smiley Guy Smiley and Bert Harvey...

It is a bit interesting that telly's role as Monster on the Spot didn't occur much because of Kermit being another main reporter, because I've read about a Sesame Street news segment that didn't feature Kermit. For soem reason, this sketch featured Warren Wolf, and he interviewed Dr. Nobel...

I think Telly has been the monster on the spot quite a bit during the 1990s. I think he was monster on the spot in a scene from Big Bird's Birthday, i recall seeing a promo for PBS a long time ago where Telly interviewed a kid (i think Telly was in his reporter attire), and Telly was a reporter...