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my nitpicks? Some of the Where are they now type Muppets should have been featured under the main cast, while many if the main cast should have been in the "whatever happened to," segment. Most noticably was fat Blue, who still appeared on the show by the time the book was published. I can't...

From the title of the post, I thought you were talking about the Sesame Street Storybook ABC's book, which is much different. It has several illustrations of ABC's pretaining to different fairy tales. I.E. P was for Pig in the Three Little Pigs. This was the only Sesame book I know of to...

this is indeed confusing, but interresting news. I hope by "Special edition" they mean widescreen and not "Chop and Crop" errr... pan and scan like the last 2 releases. So, Muppets take manhatten 2 disk? Could that be the reason they released version is put on clearance? HMmmmmmm...

Both Old MacDonalds seem to be random AM's... I'm guessing the Green AM MacDonald was their attempt to make it a regular character. I'm guessing the Orange AM MacDonald was made as a one time thing for Elmo's World, reusing a design from an old Kermit the Frog SS newsflash segment.

Funny you should say this... you know, Supermarket Sweep isn't new at all. In fact, I have an old article about it in a book about daytime television... In the original 1950's (or was it 60's) series, during the pilot episode, someone had a heart attack during the "Sweep" portion of the...

Funny how a character based on Monty Python would make a refference to Los Llamas.... edit: Oh yeah... Might as well post this, since this was my contribution to the sesame encyclopida site... http://www.sesame-encyclopedia.com/Alphabet/SesameM/Monty.html

Personally, I do believe there is life on other planets, but mainly because the universe is endless and keeps on expanding. And I also agree it could be bacteria or plants or something... but I doubt there are "Star wars" style space battles, or Morks from Orks. I feel we can't contact any...

Well, before we turn this into another "Old Muppets rule, new muppets suck" thread, I'll just have to say, Newer Looney Tunes stuff isn't as good as the old stuff, and newer Disney (excluding Pixar... they're their own studio) stuff isn't as good. But I'll just have to say, the newer Muppet...

I've noticed other stores reducing the price of MTM, as well... in fact, MTM MFS VMX and KSY are the only Muppet DVD's still available. We all know why though.

I have to admit, I still think that if they CHANGED a few things, the movie would have been better. As much as I hate to admit it... I really wish they would have put Ravin Symone in the role of Dorothy. I mean, as much as I hate the idea of a Disney employee in the movie, at least the girl...

Questions: Will these be American (Region 1) releases? Will these be "Sesaon sets," or just the same old sporattick (Sp) hard to find 4-5 episodes per disk releases we already have? Will these be nationally available, or hard to find, not sold in many name stores, also like the others...

I agree and disagree with what everyone is saying. Firstly, I wouldn't call VMX a flop. I did win the night, didn't it? Secondly, I've been an avid opponant of the "Book" films. I did like MTI, but (as I've said millions of times before) the muppets seem to be around the movie, not in it...

Yeah... the daughter that mysteriously disappeared after the first season. I forget her name, but her mother wanted the producers to give her more money, so they wound up firing the little girl, and she fell into the seedy pornography industry to make ends meet. It's sad, but somehow strangely...

Monty Appeared in the early 90's, and was performed by Martin P. Robinson (FOMP). the character is a loving tribute to Monty Python, and even looked a bit like John Cleese from the "Ministry of Funny Walks" skit. He even had a British accent. The character was used to introduce the concept...

Appologize? Are you kidding? You should be given a medal for that. The dude is almost as out of touch with reality as George Lucas and Michael Jackson. But at least George and Mike have done good, entertaining projects. I'd rather sit through 3 hours on nonstop Jar Jar Binks than a Tom...

Okay, I FINALLY got my copy of WTNOTS and I have a little question about the Trivia section of the DVD. Does anyone know who the narrator is? I have a hunch that it's 4Kids entertainment voice over actor Marc Thompson. Marc plays Kid Muscle on Ultimate Muscle, Don Krieg on One Piece, as...

Don't know if this is old news or not... I just picked up an Animation Magazine, and found this story: It was more of a blurb than a full article, so I am not sure if this will be a line of videos, a line of toys, or a line of books. Pretty much seems to be another spin on the Sesame Babies...

Not having seen The Bunny Picnic, I can safely say that Bean's presense in Muppet projects is intended as a joke. I always felt the character was self-satirical. Unlike Elmo, the character of Bean (IMO) is supposed to be that he IS cute, and that he is annoyingly so. Similar to Nermal from...

I agree. That is the one thing I always find fault with. I mean, I watched a few episodes of EW, and some had some pretty funny stuff hidden in it (In the "ears" sketch, there were numerous refferences to Looney Toons, including the "Right Turn at Albequerque (sp?)" That Bugs keeps taking)...

It was the Before/after one. >>This episode also had a rare appearance by Susan. She didn't do much, which is a shame, but do you notice anything different about her?<< I'm guessing her teaching career is getting in the way of her Sesame Street career, so she's probably focusing on teaching.