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I think that some of us here should send Hit! (or perhaps Henson) an e-mail asking them about the lack of Mokey. Of course, The Gorgs haven't gotten much attention from Hit! or Sabbaba either. Sabbaba has released Doozer plushes and PVCs but not Gorg plushes and PVCs (and all of the Gorgs...

This is a good script.

So are you just transcribing these? I don't really consider transcripts of segments to be "fan fiction", since thye really happened. When I saw the title of this thread, I thought it was for made-up morsels. Hmm.... that gives me an idea....

She was performed by Jerry Nelson.

I wonder if any of the live-hand characters (Fozzie, Rowlf, etc) will be made.

Back in 1994, Jim Henson Video reelased Monster Laughs with Vincent Price, featuring two episodes (the oens with Vincent Price and Alice Cooper). According to the Muppet Central collectibles guide, four more videos were planned but never released. If Jim Henson Video had released more Muppet...

A lot of unsuccessful TV shows have been released on DVD. Among them: *Get a Life (two single-disc volumes of four episodes each, but I have heard that a complete first season set is in the works) *Greg the Bunny (was cancled after 10 episodes, all 13 produced episodes are included in one...

The other day I was thinking of an idea that Dnosaurs should have used. It would be fitting, since Dinosaurs had so many parodies on the show. You know how when the Jim Henson Productions logo was shown on the show there would be a pterodactyl by the logo? And you know how Kermit the Frog...

I know that Disney wouldn't allow Hit to include Kermit's scenes on the Emmet Otter DVD because Hit! is a rival compoany. I wonder if Disney would allow a non-rival company to release Emmet Otter and Christmas Toy uncut with Kermit's scenes included? If that is the case, then I'd like a...

I know. I mean tthat she never sang any numbers of her own. Come to think of it, neither did George (except for in the Valentines special). I am not sure if Mildred sang in Dance the Old Fashioned Way, but it seems like the old characters from the first season never got any chances to sing...

That video still could have been released whether Adam West was a guest or not. Remember, Lynda Carter.....

Yes. Currently, Hit has the distribution rights to a majority of Henson productions, including The Christmas Toy, untill 2009. Hit and Henson may renew the contract, or they may not.

I've read that Buster helped Don write a song once. And Don Music has made appearances without Kermit. In one of them, he was a contestant on Guy Smiley's game show Mystery Guest.

So far there has been no official announcement for this release. Maybe Hit does have plans, maybe it was a rumor, or maybe Hit did have plans but cancled them. Well, Hit still has between now and 2009 to release it on DVD.

Let's see if I can guess what each of these will be: SESAME STREET-WORLD ACCORDING TO SESAME STREET-WORLD ACCORDING TO CHILDREN/SESAME STREET DVD I guess this will be a DVD release of the documentary about international Sesame Street shows. SESAME STREET-2006 HALLOWEEN PACK -...

There have been many sources that mention certain performers either thinking that their singing voices weren't good or that the performers had terriffic singing voices. Among those known to have had good singing voices include Richard Hunt, Jerry Nelson, and Louise Gold (the Muppet Central guide...

It would be great to see the MuppeTelevision segments on DVD. I'd rather see a DVD release of MuppeTelevision than Muppets Tonight, which is rumored to be planned for release after the fifht season of The Muppet Show get's released.

Actually, there were four seasons.

I have noticed that while the origins of various Sesame Street characters have been mentioned in various books, interviews, and what not, there is very few sources out there that talk about the origins of Richard Hunt's characters. Has anybody ever wondered about the oriigns of Hunt's...

Has anybody ever noticed that despite the many crossovers between the Muppet Show Muppets and the Sesame Street Muppets, none of the Sesame Street human characters have ever crossed-over with the Muppets? The closest things I can think of to having Sesame Street humans in muppet productions...