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Daniel Sergant was a performer, puppet builder and proffessional dancer who worked for henson from the late 1960s and early 1970s. I do not know exactly when he joined or left. The only time that Daniel Sergan performed Gonzo was in the 1970 special The Great Santa Clause Switch, where Gonzo...

Learning About Letters & Numbers Here are the contents and plots of Learning About letters and Learning About Numbers, both released on video in 1986 and on DVD in 2004. Learning About Numbers plot: Big Bird and Snuffy are at Big Birds home, announcing that today is Alphabet Day on...

Here is what songs appear on Rock & Roll and Count it Higher. Rock & Roll release year: 1990 plot: a D.J., Jackman Wolf, hosts a rock and roll request show. He gets a request from Gina for Little Jerry and The Monotones, who are supposed to perform a song live from the phone, but...

Has anybody noticed that on the back covers of many videos released in the 1980s, there seemed to be a consitant style for how the pictures were put out depending on the company? here are some examples: Warner Bros: all videos from this company had either two pictures or one. Disney...

I wonder if the producers of this video only had a limited budget regarding what guest stars appeared in these videos. The playhouse videos were the only compilations to feature clips with guest stars (and also the only ones to include new linking footage). Later compilations also looked really...

Were you asking about why he was used or what scene he was in? Anyway, if you are asking about what scene he was from, he was in the orchestra, and after Miss Piggy falls into the orchestra, she accidently breaks his tuba. Miss Piggy aid, "My fall was fixed by Kermits love", and then he said...

Was Kermit rebuilt for Sesame Street? I thought he was first rebuilt for Hey, Cinderella, which was filmed in 1968 but first broadcast in 1970.

I think that Seymour and the Elephant Elevador Operador are two different characters, even though they are both the same species and both have the same jobs. The closest there has ever been to a character debuting on Sesame Street and then joining the mainstream muppets (outside of...

Has anybody noticed that Kermit has been in Statler and Waldorfs balcony a lot? Here are a few episodes where he was in their balcony: Sandy Duncan (after Crazy Harry blows him up from the stage) Vincent Price (after the Conversation panel) Marrissa Berensen (after the credits, hiding...

That's ironic that this book was supposed to be a fourth graders intro to Jim Henson because I got this book after I had graduated from the fourth grade, during the summer.

Favorites: from TMM: Moving Right Along from GMC: Happiness Hotel and Couldn't We Ride from MTM: the entire Manhattan Melodies sequence (Right Where I Belong/ Somebodys Getting Married/ She'll Make Me Happy) from MCC: Scrooge from MTI: Sailing For Adventure from MWoO...

Does anybody know who performed Eugene, the tuba player from It's a Very Merry Muppet Christmas Movie?

I don't think they are too similar. Sometimes i wonder why they aren't teamed up more. Oscar could pull a mean prank on Bert, and Bert could get annoyed by oscar being messy.

I forgot to mention that the last name of the main family was Brody, which is meant to sound similar to Brady. I'm not sure whether the title was supposed to be a parody of All In The family (although I didn't know about that series untill a year or two after this show was cancled).

Aliens In The Family was a prime time series produced by The Jim Henson Company for ABC in 1996. It featured a mix of humans and creations from Jim Hensons Creature Shop. It was about a earth man who married an alien woman. The parents were played by humans but the kids were puppets. There were...

I once saw an episode of Sesame Street from the 1993-1994 season. I didn't see the entire episode, but I saw the first half of it, and I was wondering if anybody could tell me how it ended. In this episode, Susan and Gordon are having their house painted and were planning on staying at the...

Here are transcripts of all of the musician jokes sketches from the Dizzy Gillipsie episode. Zoot spoke in all of these. musician joke skit #1: (Floyd and Zoot are sitting on a bench, jamming, as Jerry, who is voiced by Jim Henson in this skit, walks by) Jerry: Hey, can you tell me how...

I thought I'd start a thread on where we all got each of our figures from. I got Dr. Bunsen Honeydew, Dr. Teeth, Rowlf, Scooter, Zoot (the repaint), Lew Zeland, Rizzo the Rat, and Sam Arrow at Electronics Boutique. I got Kermit and beaker at Toys R Us. I got daredevil Gonzo...

I have read that Sesame Workshop does have permission to show old Kermit skits in new episodes and on video. I don't know what the deal is (if there is any deal). Oddly enough, it seems like old Kermit skits started to be shown very infrequently during the 30th season, two years before...

All of the episodes that I listed were from after the first season. The cleo lane episode is from season 2, and the Dizzy Gillipsie and Ann Murray episodes are both from season 4. I can't remember if Zoot had any lines in the Boogie In The Barnyard song from the season 5 episode with Shirley...