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As I was saying, here is a list of the changes made to the Zoot endings... Kaye Ballard - for this episode Rowlf is forced to play the end theme by himself following the departure of the house band (*not* the Electric Mayhem). The original ending, which is missing from the DVD, shows Rowlf...

Just so there's no confusion over any of this, each season of TMS would use the same end shot of Zoot - seasons one and two he is hatless; seasons three to five he is wearing his hat. I think Chilly Down is getting confused with the close-up of Floyd during the end credits of Season Two which...

The issue with Beatles music concerned the use of original tracks as opposed to covers, so I think we can knock that rumour on the head once and for all.

Login problem The following problem has only just occurred to me. I went to access the forum by clicking on the forum link on the Muppet Central banner. When I did, a pop-up box appeared asking me to enter my login name and password; this is the same type of box that you'd get if you belonged...

I'm afraid the audio is all you're going to get as this exchange was recorded for The Muppet Show 2 LP only.

Yes and no. Copies turn up on Ebay from time to time, however unless you're prepared to pay big bucks you may need to look at other online 2nd hand music web sites to find it.

The joke is more in the word "manage"; the question that is really being asked is "How did you come to be born in Paris? What were your parents doing there?" "The usual way" answer indicates that the dancer has misinterpreted the question to literally mean "How did you manage to be born in...

The Male Whatnot says that he loves his partner (named Letitia). She asks if he is pulling her leg as it just dropped off. The joke is in the line "Are you pulling me leg?"

What are the episodes? And what is the copyright at the end read?

Steve Whitmire does a cameo in "The Muppet Movie"; he's in the crowd watching the final of the beauty pageant.

Considering the amount of upheaval that the cast and crew faced during the summer of 1979, we should be pleased that they managed to finish that year in the first place. More to come later, I just want to have a longer think about my reply.

The series has not been commercially released on DVD. If you want copies, you need to get in touch with one of the tape traders on the forum.

While the first and last examples are ad-libs, only the last was one that covered a goof.

Considering that Scooter walks around backstage counting money in front of Kermit (by accident of course), I think Scooter is only too well aware of the reason why Kermit wants to talk to him. The Teresa Brewer is set on a paddleboat, not a train. Think the MGM musical "Show Boat". It...

I did that as well earlier in the year; I too had a bit of a chuckle at the translation.

Out of interest, has anyone bought a copy of this yet? If so, is it edited or unedited?

You're wrong on both counts, Dwayne. Rowlf's first appearance was for the Purina Dog Chow commercials made between 1962 and 1963. Crazy Harry (under the name Crazy Donald) first appeared in The Muppets Valentine Show (tx: 01/30/74). The name changed to Crazy Harry for Sex and Violence...

I thought you were saying something different in your post, which is why I made my post - sorry about that, chief. :)

One of the other things that people need to understand is that TV was not made with music rights in mind, simply because there was no reason to; the home video market didn't exist and programme makers (understandably) did not have the foresight to think that one day their programmes would be...

Yes. Eventually. For all we know the people behind the DVDs are plundering the US and UK archives for some material that can be cleared for inclusion for special features.