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What do you hope that the new muppet christmas album is? Do you hope that it is a soundtrack to the upcoming Kermits Christmas Capers special, a completly new album with completely new recordings, a soundtrack to a previous muppet christmas special, a re-release of John Denver and the Muppets: A...

So, does anybody know? Has anybody who does know seen this thread?

For the guest stars I noticed that you didn't mention any specific songs or acts with them. Were you thinking any song with them? Because I never really thought of Diana Ross' "reach out and touch" number as a rock and roll song. As for listing "He's The Greatest dancer" in a miscelleneous...

What do you mean? Was it edited somewhere? As far as I know, there was only one version of it on The Muppet Show.

Chapter 13 Everybody had woken up and found Daddie Dodo sleeping in the field with them. "Oh, that was weird", said The Count, "I usually don't sleep without counting sheep." "I thought Ernie told me that counting sheep doens't put you to sleep", said Gordon. "Well, we found Daddie...

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I thought that the fraggles last appeared in The Muppets Celebrate Jim Henson. I haven't actually seen that special, so it's possible that they only appeared in clips from the show, but even if that is the case, Gobo, Mokey, Wembly, and Red were all present at Jim Hensons memorial service.

I find it strange that they didn't appear more often outside of their own numbers (and two of their most major numbers were U.K. spots, and if you want to count Life Gets Tedious, then three of their most major nubmers were u.k. spots). They never appeared in the guest star portions of the...

Well, this time it isn't a 100 percent near miss. Somebody will wake up before Daddie does and see that he is there. He will not get lost this time.

That was really funny.

If this was an actual episode, here is how a summary would look in the TV listings: "Jamie Faar and Gonzo get trapped inside a balloon." And if this was on one of the Best of The Muppet Show videos/ DVDs, here is what a description would look like: "Jamie Faar: The cross-dresser from...

Slimey wasn't in Follow That Bird (or Elmo In Grouchland), but he did make his first appearance in 1980. I have read that he was originally performed by Michael Earl Davis, who also originally performed Forgetful Jones and performed Snuffy from 1977-1980. Martin P. Robinson took over the role in...

I wonder why Jerry Nelson just got a "Principle Muppet Performers" credit. The Count had a big role in the movie. Jerry Nelsons credit should have just said "Jerry Nelson as The Count" and either his billing should have been after Frank Oz's credit or in the Muppet Performers section of the...

chapter 12 Elmo, Oscar, and Grungetta ran from Huxleys castle so that they could go to where they saw Daddie Dodo at, but he was already gone by time they got there. "Aw, phooey!", remarked Elmo, Daddies gone!" "Well, we can always find him tomorrow", teased Oscar. "Hey, why didn't...

I haven't seen The Muppets Go To The Movies in a long time, and would like to ask some questions. Which characters appear in the opening sequence? I remember Kermit, Fozzie, Gonzo, Scooter, Rowlf, Beaker, Floyd, Janice, Angus McGonacle, one of Bobby Bensons babies, and one of the Atrics. Who...

If any more performers get an opportunity to write an autobiography, I hope that they get more controll over their books than Caroll Spinney did. I have read that the company that published it didn't think that an autobiography about a puppeteer would sell very well, so they had him write it as...

Muppet Babies Here is what I would include on Muppet babies DVDs. season 1: first four epsiodes of Little Muppet Monsters (if Disney doens't want to take the risk of releasing a Little Muppet Monsters collection). four Muppet Time insertials. muppet morsels. season 2: two...

I haven't seen Country Music With The Muppets, but judging by the fact that Jim Nabors wasn't in any of these videos, I would have put "Thank God I'm A Country Boy" on there.

chapter 11 Bug took Elmo, Oscar, Grungetta, and Grizzy to Huxleys castle. "Huxly!", called Bug, "I've brought some company!" "Oh, good, bug", said Huxley, "More people to share with." "You're right about him being nicer", said Oscar, "Yecch!" Huxley walked in. "Oh, Elmo...

Happy Birthday to Jim Henson and Steve Whitmire. Thank you Jim for everything involving the muppets. Thank you Steve for Rizzo, Lips, Waldo C. Graphic, and for taking over Kermit, Ernie, and Beaker.