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Muppet Show Series Cards

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I have seen several advertisement cards for The Muppet Show series at ebay, featuring a portrait of the guest star on the show, sort of like a headline feature, beneath each are the Muppet Show Arista Insignia, and a brief description. If you go to http://www.kermitage.com, the webmaster there has compiled a list of all the Episodes in sequence from the series. You can see the cards I am talking about featured on each individual series page.
My question is - does anybody know where I can find or buy those certain advertisement cards to the series with the Guest Star's pic featured? Or any collectible cards of the Muppet Show Guest Stars?
If not Henson Productions should manufacture them, along with all the shows uncut on DVD.
I'd appreciate the help.
-Michael
 
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