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By the way, Jim Henson also produced a pilot for a series based on Cinderella, but the series didn't get made. This show was supposed to tell the story of Cinderella over the course of six months, with each episode continuing. This idea was later reworked as the special Hey, Cinderella! By...

I don't understand this line. Could you explain it better?

these scenes are cut, Charlie brown! That scene was probably in the original television broadcast and later ut for time. I know that most of the videos are uncut, so you'd probably see it there. A Charlie Brown Christmas also had scenes cut after the original broadcast. These scenes...

There are a lot of how ideas that Jim Henson pitched to networks in the 1960s that didn't get made, most likely because the networks weren't interested in them. At the time, most networks thought of puppets as being a kids entertainment, and didn't think they'd hold an adult audience. Sure, the...

video title: Sing, Hoot, & Howl with The Sesame Street Animals release year: 1991 plot: Big Bird and various animals get togetehr for The Sing, Hoot & Howl club, where they all sing songs about animals. The video begins with them singing Old Mac Donald Had a Farm. Then, Big Bird let's...

Here are some productions that Fred The Dragon could have been a part of: specials: The Muppet Valentine Show: he could have been one of the main characters. The Muppet Show: Sex And Violence: in the crowd of the wrestling match, in at the dance, and/ or even in the conference room...

Matt Vogel, Ricky Boyd, and Drew Massey probably didn't meet Jim henson. I also doubt that John Kennedey did, but I could be wrong (the earliest that I know he wokred for the company was 1991, on Dinosaurs, but he could have worked earlier).

Happy Thanksgiving! When naming Chief Zields and Princess Zeefle, I wanted to think of the weirdest names that came to mind, and those names came to mind when I named them. I think that Zeefle also sounds like a variation on Geefle, from the Sesame Street sketch The geefle and The Gonk...

Some of your suggestions for Splurge seem a little odd. There weren't any full-body monsters in Comedy Tonight, You've Got a Friend, Happy Together, or Just One Person, and I don't think a full body monster would have appeared in any audience shots. Anyway, here is what I think Splurge could...

Either that or the episode where Les got on the ledge of the building.

Well, the book was written to promote Follow That Bird, and was most likely written before oscar met Snuffy (also, storybooks don't always follow continuity with the series, and vice versa). It's strang ethat it seems like they were trying to avoid direct mention of Snuffy being Big Birds...

It's good so far.:excited:

I liked the Fix-It Shop better, but this leads me to ask a question... I've read that the Fix-It Shop was remodeled in 1980. Can anybody tell me what changes were made to The Fix-It Shop?

The script shown at Tough Pigs had them at both the El Sleezo cafe and the resturaunt, but in the final version of the movie they weren't in either scene. I know that The Muppet Movie storybook had pictures of them at the el sleezo cafe, so I guess it's safe to assume that there was a deleted...

I think there was an episode of Muppets Tonight! where somebody called Clifford "cat fish-faced", but didn't exactly call him a cat fish.

Other sitcoms that have had Thanksgiving episodes: The Bob Newhart Show, The Simpsons, That '70s Show, WKRP In Cincinatti, Everybody Loves Raymond, King of Queens, and Newhart, as well as Rugrats and Hey, Arnold (not sure if you'd count those as sitcoms). There has also been a charlie brown...

Although it would probably have too much Elmo and not enough other characters, maybe Sesame Street could celebrate Thanksgiving with an Elmo's World thanksgiving special. Elmo could want to learn more about thanksgiving.

yes, it's actually called Elmo Goes To The Doctor (or I could be wrong and it could be titled Elmo Visits The Doctor).

I have seen The Great Numbers game and was hoping that somebody else would list the skits, since I can't describe (or remember) all of them. My favortie skit in that video that wasn't in any other video was the first one, where a group of kids kept counting the number of ducks in the pond, but...

The name of this video was Muppet Classic Theatre. it was hosted by Gonzo and Rizzo, and had six fairy tales. It is good, though it could use improvements. One bad thing is that only six recognizable characters (kermit, miss piggy, fozzie, gonzo, rizzo, and robin) were included, and...