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Part of me thinks that Disney owns the meeting films due to having the Muppet name in the title (and the first one prominiently features characters from The Muppet Show). I also think that's why Disney got The Muppet Musicians of Bremen, more than because of Kermit's involvement (I'd be a little...

One thing I've been wondering, and I'm not sure whether it's okay to ask here or start a thread about it, but is Slimey still on the show? I haven't watched enough of the show since season 40 and don't recall reading about any post-season 40 Slimey appearances, but that doesn't mean he's not...

One thing I wonder about is whether the two companies care about cases where minor/obscure characters were reused, which The Jim Henson Company did constantly, especially in the 1990s. Henson probably didn't keep track of what characters from what productions were being recycled (since they...

One thing that's bad about the website is that not only is sourcing not neccessary, but it's apparrently encouraged to not show sources. Also, there are times when it's not too clear what the website is talking about. Like on the Sesame Street page, when it mentions Follow That Bird, it...

Wait, is the show in the public domain? I thought the whole series was still under copyright. Also, while some shows may have episodes in the public domain, I'm pretty sure that there aren't any episodes or inserts of Sesame Street in the public domain (if there are, then I wish somebody...

For years I've really wanted to see The Count's appearance on Miami Mice, since it's the rarest-known Miami Mice segment, but at this point I'll settle for any Miami Mice segment, regardless of whether it's one that can be viewed on YouTube (and I feel like the ones with Ernie and Kermit are...

I thought he didn't, so I just watched the scene again, and your right. Still, the mention of green eyes seems the most believable in his description.

Well, at least in Snuffy's debut episode, Big Bird never mentioned his eyes in his description of Snuffy.

There is a clip at sesamestreet.org where Olivia interacts with Snuffy and Alice. I think the clip is titled "Alice Explores Olivia". I don't know which episode came first, but Hulu lists the "Snuffy Finds Fluffy" clip as being from season 15, the same as the episode where Snuffy gets sick...

I didn't say that Uncle Wally convinced her. Retreading my post, I can see the confusion: I said that I read that Uncle Wally always believed Big Bird, and then I mentioned I read some forum gossip that there was an episode where Maria decided to believe him. When I said "him" I was referring to...

I recall reading that Uncle Wally initially believed Big Bird that Snuffy was real, and read a post from somebody who remembered seeing an episode where, after Big Bird made a big deal out of the adults not believing him , Maria decided to start believing him (while the others still didn't). I...

Street scenes from the episode where the adults see Snuffy can be viewed at sesamestreet.org. I was going to wait until we got official confirmation of a volume 4 to make a wishlist (an official announcement would probably come around September if we get one in 2013), but since there is this...

All I got were the Imagination Illustrated book and a Cookie Monster shirt.

I finally got around to asking my parents what it was made of, and it wasn't made of tin, it (or at least the arms and pegs) was made of cardboard.

While I've never ran away from home, when I was 9 my family was planning to move into a new house, and when we were looking at the house we wanted, which we ultimately didn't get, I learned that my room would have been downstairs, and saw that there was a back door downstairs, and I figured that...

I, like, literally like this, like, thread. :) I haven't really noticed the misuse of literally much, though I think Weird Al Yankovic has. In his 2003 AL-TV special, when Avril Lavine misuses "literally", Al criticises her. And the recent book Weird Al: The Book has a tweet by Al commenting...

Seems during the 1940s Warner Bros. and MGM were starting to become really successful with their cartoon shorts, with the introductions of Bugs Bunny, Elmer Fudd, Sylvester, Tom and Jerry, Droopy, and others, though I prefer the 1950s Looney Tunes shorts the best (I also prefer the 1930s for...

After listening to it for the first time a few days ago I've had trouble getting a recording of "Go Tell It on the mountain" as performed by Jim Nabors out of my head. But it's starting to get out now.

I'm listening to "I Heard a Rumour" by Banarama.

I have no idea if there were any plans for an episode line-up for volumes 16-20, but I'll make a list of what I would have wanted before the season sets came out. Volume 16: Ethel Merman/ Loretta Switt/ Hal Linden Volume 17: Linda Lavin/ Leo Sayer/ Phyllis George Volume 18: Melissa Manchester/...