Same as the PAL format of Jim Henson Productions but I removed the Cult Quick-Flick logo fixed to use the original pitch and original speed.

Taken from "Muppet Treasure Island" (1996).

teh long version used in movies. in some it is replaced with the Kermit the director logo.

here is the logo for jim henson productions, with the kermit head.taken from the beginning of the "fraggle rock: fraggle fun & doozer doings!" vhs

Taken from "The Muppet Christmas Carol".

NOTE: It's real. Do NOT hit "Miss"

ANOTHER NOTE: You can copy my style if you want.

Taken from "Dog City". Sorry for the BlastfromthePastTV logo. Music is the closing theme of the show.

19 years ago today, May 16th, we lost an extraordinary legend, an American icon and a dear friend. The man who gave us Kermit the Frog, Big Bird, Ernie & Bert, Cookie Monster, and other whimsical   more...characters that we’ll always remember; The man who enchanted millions into television and film with his worlds of fantasy and imagination; A man who, among other words, could solely be described as a genius. With such an impact he made on our world and the tremendous legacy he left us, it’s pretty hard to imagine a world without Jim Henson.  less

This is my long EDIT/REMIX of both film and music of Labyrinth.

I can think of no better way to sell coffee.

Visi joins a band called Autobahn. This guys are crazy awesome. We had our first show together last night. I did poorly, but then I was only able to make half a rehearsal before the show.

the jim henson logo of 1984.

The Trailer of MCT taken from Winnie the Pooh movies.

Intro to Jim Henson's Fraggle Rock.

Buffalo Springfield song

Remind me never to invite Cookie Monster to my place for dinner. From 1970.

Grover wants to sell Kermit some earmuffs, but Kermit doesn't have ears, so Grover gives Kermit some big human ears.

From 1983, Ernie and Bert sing a classic Jeff Moss song about the various things that they like. The song carries the message that two people can like each other, even if they don't like the same things.

Don't you know about the bird?

It's Sesame Street's version of Yellow Submarine in English! ...hehe, sort of. Okay, so it's not the real version, but I thought It'd be fun to do this as an experiment. It's not really the best SSMV   more...I've ever done, but I think it came out alright. And hey, that's the best I can do with WMM, especially since I made this in half an hour. So, enjoy =)  less

From March 1st 1970, a wisecracking octopus (performed by Frank Oz) upstages the singing of this bizarre Ringo Starr tune; as sung by deep sea diver (Jim Henson) and a clam (Jerry Nelson). Since nobody   more...really understands what this song is about, it's only fitting that the Muppets would sing it. Enjoy =)  less

From November 30th, 1969. Pure... Muppet... Randomness.

Here's the most popular E&B skit from 1970. (From MarshalGrover)

Kermit has really gone ape!! LOL (From MarshalGrover)

Ernie loves his boat. (From jonnytbirdzback)