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I forgot about those things. Also had to check Muppet Wiki to see what the "Bafta thing" was (which refreshed my memory).

I don't know where to post this, but I feel this is a good place to state it: I really want the Muppets to do something soon that is NOT promotion for the newest movie (or upcoming movie). All recent appearances promoted the movie in some way, and I'm sure there'll be plenty of promotion for the...

I've noticed that in the Jim Henson Hour pitch tape from 1987, at the beginning the title reads "The Jim Henson Hour", so that means Henson had planned on giving it that title from the beginning (I've also seen some red book entries from 1987 which refer to the show by that title), but I've also...

It won't surprise me now if they do a parody trailer for the first TV broadcast.

Somehow I don't think Disney would allow for Miss Piggy to go into rehab (I wonder if Lindsey Lohan think the Muppets are still like their 2002-2005 selves, when they seemed to rely on the Simpsons/Family Guy-type humor). Still, I dont think Lindsey Lohan would have say in the idea (does she...

I was looking at the Internet Movie Database entry for Fozzie's Muppet Scrapbook, and it mentions that Beaker appears in it. Is this true? I haven't seen anything on Muppet Wiki on the subject... For the majority of Muppet Show compilation pages at IMDB it tends to only list performers and...

I was thinking for a superhero game, they could have Kermit, Piggy, Fozzie, and Gonzo be a superhero team, perhaps allowing for up to four players at a time a la The New Super Mario Bros. Wii (or the TMNT and Simpsons arcade games). Sam the Eagle would probably be a boss to them (a la Zordon...

I'm sure there's other clips that were only shown once. I think Oscar's verison of Bein' Green from season 36 was only in one episode, but that can be viewed at sesamestreet.org and is one of the clips that was nominated for the upcoming Best of Sesame Friends DVD (I'm hoping it got enough votes...

I wonder if it'd be better to have a sequel or an updated version. If they did an updated version, I'd replace the Doozer with Walter, but I can't decide if I'd rather the boss for The Muppets track be Uncle Deadly, '80s Robot, or Miss Poogy. And I feel they should rerecord some of the voices...

I first saw this posted on facebook, refered to as the hunger games, and at first I thought that meant this was a trailer for a video game. And "Feed the Hunger" would make a good game title, maybe with you feeding Animal or one of the many Muppet monsters. I've never heard of The Hunger Games.

If this segment actually exists (and you're not just remembering a dream or something), then I hope it shows up someday. I guess this could be the shows next big holy grail, after a number of holy grails (such as Henson #1, There's a Hole in the Bucket, Telly's debut, and the original People in...

Something has hit me recently... I've always known that later compilations lacked linking footage and guest star clips, and at least for the guest stars I wondered if it had to do with paying them... But something else I've kind of noticed: At the time these videos were made, videos were very...

I've noticed that in the video, the Elvises look blueish-green (actually I see green more than blue), but on the back cover they are clearly blue.

I'd just recently talked about how the It's the Muppets videos hardly had any clips from the first season (though the UK versions have a few more), but then I looked at Muppet Wiki's pages for The Very Best of The Muppet Show, and noticed that season 1 clips, aside from Mahna Mahna, were pretty...

I remember when I saw this... It's not often I make the effort to watch a Muppet guest appearance on a TV show I don't watch, at least not when broadcast, but I did choose to watch this. And I thought Artie's Kermit sounded more like Jim's, with a hint of Johnny Fiamma in the voice. But until I...

I'll be surprised if the upcoming Funko Pop vinyl figures match the same level of quality, but maybe they'll measure up to the quantity, if not more.

It's Take a Walk Day with Murray Monster.

A review of Elmo in Grouchland by Mike Matiel has been posted at http://cinemassacre.com/2012/03/04/elmo-in-grouchland-1999-commentary/ The review is very funny, though not for kids (it's at cinemassacre, after all).

I don't know what his reason for leaving the movies was (and Bobby only appeared in two without Chuck), but Gailard Sartain has acted since Ernest Goes to Jail. He was one of the main characters in 1994's Getting Even with Dad, and he voiced Big Daddy in the Simpsons episode The Simpsons...

Watching Droop speak in one of the features, I've noticed that he sounds more like Scred than Droop.