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In a way, I agree with some of Lukes points, but then I also don't. It might be good to not release too many Muppet DVDs at once, but it would also be good to release more than just a season set and possibly other things that might be expected (like a movie re-release or a release of a...

I wish that Seymour was still being used in current Muppet productions. I actually like him better than Pepe. I thought it was weird that Pepe had such a major part in Muppets From Space while seymour didn't even appear in the background. I'm used to Pepe without Seymour now, but I still wish he...

It's weird that the credits for Elmo Goes To The Doctor don't list Eric Jacopson as Bert. Does that video have any inserts? I thought I read somewhere else that it does.

You may have noticed that the only muppets in that sequence are Kermit, Rowlf, and Miss Piggy. Rowlf and Miss Piggy didn't appear togetehr in that sceen, so it would make since for Frank Oz to have performed him since he was on the set at the time. Of course, at Tough Pigs there is an...

The performance on The Ed Sullivan Show was in color. The clip was in black and white. I'm not sure how likely it is that henson would have been given a black and white copy of the scene (unless henson had a black and white copy and chose to use that rather than ask the owners of the show for a...

Does anybody know what the clip of kermit lip syncing to I've Grown Accustomed To Your Face shown in The Muppets: A Celebration of Thirty Years was from? Was it from the Muppets national television debut on The Tonight Show (assuming that episode, or at least that segment, was saved. I'm not...

I remember seeing some DVD copies of The Street We Live On at my local Sears two days before it was supposed to be released. Also, there was a user on here (I forget who) who managed to get a copy of The Muppet Show: Season 1 on the week before it actually came out in stores.

There was a thread that I started a long time ago that I don't think I get a specific answer to. I hope that you have an answer, Terry. The question was if the Minstrels were always named or if they weren't actually given names untill later on. I know that Cantus was the only one mentioned...

Oh. I didn't know that he was a regular on Lou Grant. By the way, I forgot to ask something. Did Luis appear in Julie On Sesame Street?

I think I've read somewhere that the scenes with animated adult muppets were actually clips from the animated segments of Little Muppet Monsters.

There was a book called Big Bird Visits The Carnival (i could be wrong on the title) which is slightly based on the movie. In this book the carnival comes to town, at a walking distance from Sesame Street. Big Bird planned on going to the carnival with Snuffy, but Snuffy couldn't go because he...

Has anybody noticed that a lot of early Sesame Street specials didn't feature Luis? Luis wasn't in Christmas Eve on Sesame Street or Don't Eat The Pictures, even though the rest of the human cast (minus Mr. Macintosh and Willy) were in them. He also wasn't in A Special Sesame Street Christmas or...

I wonder why other Sam And Friends characters weren't included. Were the ones that were included the only ones in good condition? Did they decide to just use the main characters from that show but not try to fix any minor character?

I think that Trisha Leeper did the actual performing, but I can't remember. I'll have to check the credits.

I have seen a few websites (such as a performer listing and The Complete Henson Database) that listed a sesame Street special called Prince Firstly's Surprise. This sounds to me like it's referring to the video A New Baby In My House, in which Snuffy and Alice hear a story about Prince Firstly...

I think the most famous example of a non-teen playing a teenager is Michael J. Fox. I've read that he was 18 when Family Ties began, and Back To The Future, where he was also a teen, was filmed a few years later.

The special about a new baby in the family was called A New Baby In My House. It was released on video in 1994.

This morning, on Good Morning America, there was a montage of clips from Nightline, since I think Ted Kopple is leaving the show, and one of the clips was from Kermit and Miss Piggys appearance on the show. Kermit and Piggy were in a news studio talking to Ted Kopple, who was on a big monitor...

Yeah, I guess everybody on these forums (except for those poor souls who are not hardcore enough fans :sympathy: ) knows that the first two episodes were reworked after regular production on the first season began, but do we know when they started adding and replacing certain scenes? Do we know...

I don't know exactly how it grossed, but I have read that it was number 85 at the box office in 1985 (how ironic.... being number 85 in 1985). I have once seen a list of the top ten most successful theatrical movies based on live action childrens shows, and Follow That Bird was on the list, I...