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Muppet Show Openings?
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Hat Sharpener
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Wow, I knew there would be loads of people to help with this...
If you guys are interested, there is a P2P program that has some of the original 1st season shows with their original openings on their network. It's called eDonkey2000 - Warning: This is just another P2P program out there that has all the idiosyncracies of such programs, in terms of content of questionable value/ethics, as well as in terms of eating away at your CPU usage and bandwith... You'll probably also needs DivX 5 codecs in order to view the movies...
Whoever has put them out there seems to have only put up episodes that aren't on the Time-Life DVD's, which is quite thoughtful really. Some have a Disney Logo in the upper right - did they re-air the original openings?
- Derek
If you guys are interested, there is a P2P program that has some of the original 1st season shows with their original openings on their network. It's called eDonkey2000 - Warning: This is just another P2P program out there that has all the idiosyncracies of such programs, in terms of content of questionable value/ethics, as well as in terms of eating away at your CPU usage and bandwith... You'll probably also needs DivX 5 codecs in order to view the movies...
Whoever has put them out there seems to have only put up episodes that aren't on the Time-Life DVD's, which is quite thoughtful really. Some have a Disney Logo in the upper right - did they re-air the original openings?
- Derek