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For some reason the Old School CDs follow a similar pattern

Hopefully, this'll spark more classic Sesame DVDs, like the Old School sets, but with more episodes, rather than season premires and selected sketches. Or more Old School. Hopefully both.

I'm still surprised some of those 60s shorts made it into the Golden Collections! But I'm still glad crap like LT Babies or Loonatics is long gone, proof that these could fade into obscurity. About Chuck Jones, I love pretty much his stuff from around 1942, when his cartoons got real funny, to...

Your right there buthe people that own the TV rights to a lot of the Jay Ward stuff and Underdog own the TV rights to Hoppity, so I suspect that it's owned by Classic Media, so they could surprise us.

Here's my stuff! http://mushmeister67.deviantart.com/gallery/30385067 Also, please see the whole gallery and tell me what you guys think.

I could flip a coin on this it's so hard.

I thought the same until I gotta book on "Muppets from Space" that showed Bill Barretta under Bobo, so I'm saying Bobo is a Live-Hand Muppet.

I met him at the 2010 NY Comic-Con so try to check out maybe fan conventions and stuff around NY (where Sesame is shot)

Sorry for complaining, man. I really thought it was dumb. I mean, don't get me wrong, I love modern stuff like Regular Show and Adventure Time, but I really can't stand for that Family Guy-esqe humor. Your at least right for keeping the characters afloat, unlike letting them fall into obscurity...

Jay Ward was a legend. His stuff was always hilarious and he always went for the laugh. He and Bill Scott were two comedy legends and you could tell that they all loved the characters, satire, and cornball puns. Drtooth said: And while I could go on about that, I wanna say this... where the heck...

Hey Dave, just so you know, I am Mushmeister67 from deviantART and I've always loved your stuff a lot. Hope someone hires you to do something fantastic.

Hello Jim, I gotta few questions I'd like you to answer: 1) Just wondering, what is the earliest surviving piece that Jim did, and can we see it, like on Youtube or something? 2) Are there any Muppet productions in the public domain? 3) Are any of the old guard Muppeteers, like Frank and Jerry...

Favorite Live-Action TV Shows All in the Family Honeymooners Andy Griffith It's Always Sunny in Philidalphia The Muppet Show Gilligan's Island Sesame Street Fraggle Rock Jim Henson Hour Batman (Adam West version) Sonny and Cher Monty Python's Flying Circus Pee-Wee's Playhouse Twilight Zone...

Good god is this horrible. I'm a big Looney Tunes fan, and this show is just crap!:mad: The only things I like about this show are the great designs by Jessica Borutski (a combo of Clampett, Jones, anime, and herself) some animation on Daffy (which is top-notch), and some voices. The rest is...

Thanks Goochman!:):excited: I'm glas your in MA, too. If ya' wanna see my art, go to my deviantART page at:http://mushmeister67.deviantart.com/

:) I thank you guys for allthe welcome messages I've got. I really thank you guys! Also, I am an artist and cartoonist, and, although my style is influenced by Bob Clampett and Chuck Jones, I am heavily influenced by Jim and the Muppeteers, more in writing, timing, and character development...

I really like this trailer, and am exited:excited:! But the part I really liked best was BEAUTIFUL DAY MONSTER! I am exited. Also, go to my deviantART page, at: http://mushmeister67.deviantart.com/ (Yes, there is Muppet stuff)

Howdy! I'm a kid from MA and I'm a cartoonist and puppeteer! I'm really happy on FINALLY on Muppet Central!:excited: But I'm confused on how to start a thread:confused::o. But I'm on and it feels GREAT!

Sounds like Jerry to me. That's the Super Grover helmet!:excited: