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He doesn't get any dialogue here.

Here's a "Walt Disney World Memories" video of most of Here Comes the Muppets. Not all of it, but the reason I draw attention to it is because it has some of the pre-show which hasn't been online! There's also a nice shot of the logo in the lobby.

Here's me doing a joke that may or may not be obvious:

The ones pictured look kinda decent. What I would expect Palisades to do if the company was making Muppet toys back in the 1970s.

When I first watched this I suddenly forgot that Jerry Nelson passed away and Matt Vogel was to take over... Then a few seconds later I remembered, and started asking myself, "is that Jerry or Matt?" But then I noticed a slight difference in The Count's voice. I am mixed about the video...

Here's the video:

I am at a loss for words here. This is sad. I hope she gets better.

I thought about whether it's just the characters saying "thank you". I think that would be a let-down unless it featured as many characters as possible, including long-unseen characters. I don't expect there to be a cameo by Kermit, or by Roosevelt Franklin, or if they rebuilt Bruno or Sam the...

If it's going to be something unaired, it'd be cool if it were the original unaired original "Imagination" segment. But I doubt that adds up to five minutes (I don't even know off-hand how long the broadcast version is). I know nobody's brought up this possibility regarding unaired segments...

I've found all of the openings on YouTube:

I think he meant something from the show that's not online yet.

I hope it's not a Sesame Street harlem shuffle. I first heard of that last week, didn't really know what it was, barely saw any videos online of what it is (when I'm so busy trying to get Sesame Street to reach its goal it's hard to watch other videos), but it would be a little cool if this...

Been watching constantly. I can't wait until they hit a billion and I can stop watching videos on Sesame Street's YouTube page. Can't wait to go back to watching clips on DVD, sesamestreet.org, and Sesame clips uploaded by other users! :) I've watched (at least parts of) quite a few "word of...

While I doubt it, it'd be great if this were released by Disney (which would mean a new Muppet release) or Warner Bros. (which would mean a Sesame Street release. I wonder if Warner would release Follow That Bird and Witches together).

Now they need only less than 2 million views!

Back when Hit had the Jim Henson license, I saw that Hit! put out a few DVDs of multiple kids shows (no Henson stuff, though) and thought it would be great if there'd be a disc of multiple Henson productions, some of the best-known stuff (mainly Fraggle Rock, maybe Animal Show) and some...

Some people have pointed out how The Jim Henson Company has struggled to get quite a few of it's in-development productions past the in-development stage, especially when it involves an existing property like The Dark Crystal or Fraggle Rock. And I've just started thinking, when Disney got the...

The Amazon page doesn't say what company's releasing it. If it was being released by Sony I could see it as a multi-pack of The Dark Crystal, Labyrinth, and Mirror Mask. Or if it's from Sony it could include The Storyteller and/or maybe also The Muppets Take Manhattan (since Henson did work on...

That's my favorite Monsterpiece Theater segment. Back when I was a kid, I felt like this one wasn't on enough. Maybe it wasn't shown often in the late-1980s/early-1990s, but whenever it was on I felt like it was an event. For years this was one of my most-wanted segments on DVD, and last...

Here's yet another outline for the fictitious Sesame Street series "Sesame Street 2.0", aimed at the adult fans. Enjoy! Scene 1 Snuffy comes to Big Bird's nest all sad, because after they had a heavy argument, Snuffy's parents have decided to get a divorce ("just like Abby's parents")...