50th Anniversary DVD announced

[LittleJerry92]

Pretty much!

 

[MuppetSpot]

My thoughts exactly.


I think the same can be said for Deena and Pearl.

I think season one Rubber Duckie; has a better chance than both Deena and Pearl & Professor Hastings.

 

[LittleJerry92]

The truth is, the only reason people want to see Hastings is because of how rare the clips are.

But here’s the honest truth. Have you guys actually paid attention to his character? Notice how half the time he’s just mumbling and falling asleep? The only benefits of his skits would be seeing Kermit in the skits.

 

[MuppetSpot]

The truth is, the only reason people want to see Hastings is because of how rare the clips are.

But here’s the honest truth. Have you guys actually paid attention to his character? Notice how half the time he’s just mumbling and falling asleep? The only benefits of his skits would be seeing Kermit in the skits.

I mean Jim even claim he was one of the failure Muppets on his talk show appearances. Which is pretty bad

 

[sesamemuppetfan]

The truth is, the only reason people want to see Hastings is because of how rare the clips are.

But here’s the honest truth. Have you guys actually paid attention to his character? Notice how half the time he’s just mumbling and falling asleep? The only benefits of his skits would be seeing Kermit in the skits.

I mean Jim even claim he was one of the failure Muppets on his talk show appearances. Which is pretty bad

And anybody who grew up listening to his U Lecture on "The Muppet Alphabet Album/Sing the Alphabet" should know Hastings wasn't that great of a character- I know it worked for me!

Sorry to bring them up again, but it was the same case with people wanting to see Deena and Pearl because of how rare their clips were, and ultimately we saw that they were nothing more than Ernie and Bert wannabes.

 

[MuppetSpot]

Sorry to bring them up again, but it was the same case with people wanting to see Deena and Pearl because of how rare their clips were, and ultimately we saw that they were nothing more than Ernie and Bert wannabes.

I just want to see them because it was a rare time for Karen Prell, working on Sesame Street which is interesting.

 

[D'Snowth]

I mean, this is what minor muppetz does, he's a very analytical person, no need to criticize him for it.

 

[Cookie3001]

I mean Jim even claim he was one of the failure Muppets on his talk show appearances. Which is pretty bad

Yeah, Jim would hardly ever admit it when something he did was a failure

 

[minor muppetz]

I deal with a lot of things (patience, getting new info, finally getting answers to things I've long wondered about, thinking about how I should have done things, observations that I question, etc.) by over analyzing.

As far as Mr. Hastings goes, the fact that the workshop has barely acknowledged the character through merchandise or even just official uploads shows he’s not going to appear on the DVD.

Sesame Workshop did upload What's My Part?: Foot on sesamestreet.org, though I'm guessing, like the majority of classic clips the site once had, it's no longer there (and I don't think Sesame Workshop uploaded it onto its official YouTube channel). Though to be fair, that one is probably a lot more entertaining to casual fans (and then some) than a typical Professor Hastings sketch.

 

[Oscarfan]

Some trailers dropped, one for the over all set:

And these are for the individual discs ("Magical Moments" and "Life on Sesame Street"):

I'm genuinely pleased the Jerry Nelson tribute episode made the cut.