Your Henson Priorities

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Out of the various henson productions, products, and whatnot, what would you say your priorities are? What do you like better, what would you rather see, and so forth?

Here are my priorities when it comes to Henson television shows:
1. The Muppets (TMS, JHH, and MT, in that order)
2. Sesame Street
3. Dinosaurs
4. Muppet Babies
5. Fraggle Rock (live action first, then animated)
6. The Storyteller
7. The Storyteller: Greek Myths
8. Dog City
9. The Animal Show

and of the Henson shows that I either never seen or haven't seen very many episodes of:
1. Sam And Friends
2. Little Muppet Monsters
3. Aliens in the Family
4. The Ghost of Faffner Hall
5. Play With Me Sesame
6. Family Rules
7. Mopatops Shop
8. Bear in the big blue house
9. breakfast with bear
10. the secret life of toys
11. Mother Goose Stories
12. city kids
13. farscape
14. animal jam
15. the hoobs
16. Jim Henson Presents the world of puppetry
17. Telling Stories with Tommie DePaola
18. Donnas Day
and anything I forgot to mention after that.
 

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film priorites

Here are my film priorities, based on what I like best and what I like least.

Muppet movie priorities:
the first three movies (I can't ever make up my mind on which is my favorite)
it's a very merry muppet christmas movie
the muppets wizard of oz
muppets from space
the muppet christmas carol
muppet treasure island
kermits swamp years

If you want to count Muppet Vision 3D, then put after it's a very merry muppet christmas movie.

Sesame Street movie priorities:
Follow That Bird
Elmo in Grouchland

I haven't seen Sesame Street 3D (If you want to count that)

Creature Shop movie priorities:
Labrynth
The Dark Crystal
Good Boy
The Witches
Buddy

and I haven't seen Time Piece.
 

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specials

Here is my list of priorities for he various muppet specials. I am not counting anything that was part of a collection of videos (but if it was a stand-alone video release then it'll be listed) or Sesame Street specials. I am also not counting The bells of Fraggle Rock, since I see that as an episode, or any specials that were originally seen on The Jim Henson Hour. I am also not counting documentaries.

priorities on specials that I have seen:
a muppet family christmas
the muppet show: sex and violence
the muppets go to the movies
hey, cinderella
the muppets: a celebration of thirty years
the christmas toy
the muppet valentine show
the muppet musicians of bremen
john denver and the muppets: rocky mountain holiday
the frog prince
muppet classic theatre
emmit otters jug-band christmas
tale of the bunny picnic
the fantastic miss piggy show
mr. willobys christmas tree

priorities on specials that I haven't seen:
the great santa clause switch
the muppets go hollywood
the muppets at walt disney world (i have seen the original broadcast of this, but i don't remember much)
the muppets on puppets
tales of the tinkerdee
land of tinkerdee
the muppets celebrate jim henson
john denver and the muppets: a christmas together
 

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Here are my prefferences in Sesame Street specials.

specials I've seen:
Sesame Street: 20 and still counting
christmas eve on sesame street
sesame street unpaved
the street we live on
cinderelmo
don't eat the pictures
elmo saves christmas
sesame streets all-star 25th birthday: stars and streets forever
sesame street A-Z
sesame street stays up late
the sesame street special
elmopalooza
big bird in china

specials I haven't seen:
Julie on Sesame Street
A Special Sesame Street Christmas
Out To Lunch
Big Birds Birthday or let Me eat cake
A Walking Tour of Sesame Street with james earl Jones
the Grover Monster/ jean marsh Cartoon Special
Big Bird in Japan
 

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videos

Here are my priorities regarding videos, both what I have seen and what I haven't seen.

Muppet videos: (seen)
The Muppet Revue
Gonzo Presents Muppet Weird Stuff
Wow! You're a cartoonist!
Muppet Sing-Alongs: It's Not easy Being Green
Muppet Moments
Hey, You're as Funny as Fozzie bear!
Rock Music With The Muppets
Sing-Along, Dance-along, Do-Along
Muppet Sing-Alongs: Muppet Treasure Island
It's The Muppets: More Muppets, Please!
It's The Muppets: Meet The Muppets
Mother Goose Stories
Muppet Babies Video Storybook: Gonzo Saves London Bridge/ If I Were Just Like Kermit/ Animal Go Bye-Bye
Peek-a-Boo

Muppet Videos (haven't seen):
Muppet Treasures
Fozzies Muppet Scrapbook
Rowlfs Rhapsodies With The Muppets
Neat Stuff
You're The Director
Childrens Songs and Stories With The Muppets
Muppet sing-Alongs: Billy Bunnys Animal Songs
The Kermit and Miss Piggy Story
The Very best of The Muppet Show vol. 1
The very best of The Muppet Show vol. 2 (was there a vol. 3?)
Country Music With The Muppets
Muppet Sing-Alongs: Muppets On Wheels
Muppet Sing-Alongs: Things That Fly
Muppet babies video storybook (all volumes not listed in the priorities list of videos I have seen)

Fraggle Rock videos:
Fraggle Songs
Doozer Music

Sesame Street videos (seen):
A Celebration of me, Grover!
Learning About Letters
Count It Higher: Great Music Videos From Sesame Street
The Best of Kermit on Sesame Street
Rock & Roll
Monster Hits
The Alphabet game
Getting ready to read
Learning About Numbers
Big Birds Storytime
Play-Along Games and Songs
Do The Alphabet
Sing-Along
Elmos Sing-Along Guessing Game
What's The Name of That Song?
Sesame Streets 25th Birthday: A Musical Celebration
Sesame Street Home Video Visits The Hospital
The Best of Ernie and Bert
Cookie Monsters Best Bites
Get Up And Dance
Bedtime Stories and Songs
Bert and Ernies Word Play
Big Bird Sings
Big Birds Favorite Party Games
The Best of Elmo
A New baby In My House
Sing Yourself Silly
Learning To Add and Subtract
Sing, Hoot & Howl
Five Sesame Street Stories (4 super grover stories and big bird brings spring to sesame street)
Ernies Big Mess and other stories
Dance Along
Elmosize
Elmos World: Wild Wild West
Three Sesame Street Stories (everyone makes mistakes, the city worm and the country worm, and wanted: the great cookie thief)
All-Star Alphabet
Sesame Street Hone Video Visits The Firehouse
learn to share
Elmo In Grouchland: Sing-and-Play
the great numbers game

I'll list my priorities for Sesame Street videos I have seen later.
 

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1. Muppets
2. Sesame Street
3. Fraggle Rock
4. Creature Shop stuff
 

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Here are my priorities regarding Sesame Street videos that I haven't seen:

I'm Glad I'm Me
Getting Ready For School
Sing-Along Earth Songs
Sing Yourself Sillier At The Movies
Let's Eat! Silly Food Songs
Elmos World: Happy Holidays
123 Count With Me
Elmo Says Boo
I want To Go Home and other stories
Ernies Little Lie and other stories
We All Sing Together
Slimeys Worm Games
Elmos Musical Adventues
Happy healthy Monsters
Fiesta Songs
Telling The Truth
Don't Cry Big Bird and other stories
A Magical Halloween Adventure
Big Bird Gets Lost
Elmos Magical Cookbook
Alphabet Jungle Game
Zoes Dance Moves
William Wegmens Mother Goose
Kids favorite Songs
Kids Favorite Songs vol. 2
 

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minor muppetz said:
Here are my priorities regarding Sesame Street videos that I haven't seen:

I'm Glad I'm Me
Getting Ready For School
Sing-Along Earth Songs
Sing Yourself Sillier At The Movies
Let's Eat! Silly Food Songs
Elmos World: Happy Holidays
123 Count With Me
Elmo Says Boo
I want To Go Home and other stories
Ernies Little Lie and other stories
We All Sing Together
Slimeys Worm Games
Elmos Musical Adventues
Happy healthy Monsters
Fiesta Songs
Telling The Truth
Don't Cry Big Bird and other stories
A Magical Halloween Adventure
Big Bird Gets Lost
Elmos Magical Cookbook
Alphabet Jungle Game
Zoes Dance Moves
William Wegmens Mother Goose
Kids favorite Songs
Kids Favorite Songs vol. 2
I just realized that there are some videos that I forgot to mention, such as Imagine That and Let's Make Music. I'll put both of those between Let's eat and Elmos World: Happy Holidays. I also forgot to list Quiet Time. I'll put that after Happy healthy Monsters.
 

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I just want to see TMS finished off -- as complely as possible -- within the next couple years (hopefully, two a year: minimum) and then whatever else we can get. I would love JHH, but, unfortunately, I seriously doubt that we will ever see that in the way it was intended to be seen. Heck, the Jim intros would have to be butchered to eliminate all reference to the "Storyteller" segments. This I do not want. As much as I love the show, I don't want to see it butchered.

Regarding the future TMS sets, I hope to see various specials that Disney owns the full rights to would fill the time in later seasons that S&V did for season 1. Then again, "The Muppet Valentine Special" would release a plague of boredom across the globe, so I'm not really sure if I would want that on there...

But seriously: so long as it isn't "Muppet Oz: Special Edition!" with 10 more minutes of pointless footage or the same specials re-issued with less footage than before ("Muppet Family Christmas ultimate Mega Platinum Edition: now with 5% less segments!"), I'll be satisfied with whatever comes out. After all, it isn't like anyone is forcing us to buy everything. I can remember a time when all the Muppety video that I could get ahold of was the "Its the Muppets!" series (and it took me an extra couple years to find the "Monster Laughs..." volume) and the only merchandise were MTI Kermit dolls and the little bathtub toys that McDonalds put out for that film. We have it much better now than ever (at least when it comes to 'classic' video and merchandise releases) and I can't wait to see what pops up in the years to come. Who knows... remember how the Ed Sullivan DVD just kind of popped up out of nowhere?

Gaah, there I go complaining about how things were 'back in the day' ...:sleep::boo:

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