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Got questions for the writer? Hey all...I'm going to be doing a Q&A with Jesse Blaze Snider, writer of the Muppet Snow White comic book to help promote the upcoming release. And I'm looking for your questions! So please send me any questions that you may have about the comic, working on the...

Bonus Features Rundown There are several great bonus feratures on this set. There is a short 8-minute behind-the-scenes featurette with co-producer, technical designer and Fraggle Rock co-creator Michael Frith. Frith talks about translating the world of Fraggle Rock into a new format. The...

Yes! KOCH Records and Sesame Workshop will release the Sesame Street: Old School - Volume 1 music collection, a collectible reissuing of 3 early Sesame Street albums (for the first time ever on CD!), on November 10, 2009. More information...

Jim Henson's Dinosaur Train, volume 1 is now available on iTunes. And for a limited time you can download the episode "Valley of the Stygimolochs & Tiny Loves Fish" for free!

You mean this guy? Yes, he looks like a Muppet version of Mr. Nelson. I got word straight from some of the Sesame Street puppeteers that the character was designed to be a caricature of Jerry Nelson, and they ever called the character "Jerry" on the set.

Yes, the Muppets have been making the rounds to get the word out about the special. Elmo made a surprise appearance on the Sunday edition of NBC's Today to talk about the program. He returned to Today on Tuesday, this time bringing his mommy (May) to offer some advice for families. And he...

I caught the show today and loved it! Great characters, great educational content, and super catchy songs (I still can't get the theme song out of my head). And if you want to learn a bit about what went into developing and creating the show, check out these great interviews on YouTube...

I wouldn't call Kramer, George, Jerry, and Elaine "average people." They were pretty much extremists too - albeit extremists about the small things, social decorum, petty injustices, and airline peanuts.

I thought their Dark Cristal sketch was pretty well done. Mixing The Dark Crystal with a modern Hip-Hop flavor was not only a great juxtaposition; but the whole thing was pretty well done. I thought the Fraggle Rock parody from a while back, was pretty good too. It was as much a parody of...

As I said earlier: just because (1) someone's initial question has been answer or the main issue of a thead has passed, why shut down any further discussion from occuring? And (2) if a member has crossed the line, is attacking others, and is breaking the rules, then deal with that individual and...

Yes, Puppet Heap is run by former Henson staff - and many of the builders worked on the Muppets when they were still with Henson. Now as for why Disney went with Puppet Heap rather than Henson's Creature Shop... there were several reasons, but the main one had to do with the almighty dollar.

"this discussion is now a moot point"... so? There are many threads throughout this forum that are primarily irrelevant and the subjects have become fairly moot at this point in time - but we don't lock them down and halt any further discussion from happening just because the original question...

The Muppets owned by Disney (Kermit, Fozzie, Gonzo, Piggy, and the gang) are primarily built and maintained by Puppet Heap. The Muppets owned by Sesame Workshop (Big Bird, Oscar, Elmo, Grover, and the gang) are primarily built and maintained by Jim Henson's Creature Shop.

Elmo made an appearance this morning on NBC's weekend edition of "The Today Show." Elmo talked about the upcoming television special Sesame Street: Families Stand Together and offered some advice to families struggling in tough economic times. If you missed this appearance, you can watch the...

ugh...really? Closed? Why? I was actually just about to post about the Dark Crystal parody on Robot Chicken. Can someone show me where in the forum rules it says we can't talk about things like this?

I DID NOT and DO NOT tune in to see "Steve's Rendition of Kermit" either. I tuned in to see Kermit but I didn't see him. I saw a Kermit puppet and I heard a somewhat Kermit-like voice; but it wasn't Kermit. Sure, it was a decent simulation... but it wasn't the real genuine Kermit the Frog. And...

Yeah, the difficult part here is we don't know what really happened (and we may never know for sure). I've put pleas out to some of my insider contacts, but no one has answered (and if they did, they've said they couldn't comment or didn't know). The possibilities are endless and with nothing...

Let me say that I'm not anti-recasts. This is not a "I don't want anyone else ever touching Kermit" situation or protest. Also I don't think the performance of Kermit on 'America's Got Talent' was necessarily bad - it was not dead-on perfect, but it was pretty darn good. But I don't care if it...

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Sesame Workshop and Genius Products are planning to release a band-new direct-to-DVD feature entitled "Elmo's Animal Adventures" on October 6, 2009. This 45-minute DVD will feature three fun-filled adventures all about animals. In one story Elmo and Telly find Little Bo Peep’s missing cow by...