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The Muppet Show - Season One (Special Edition) by Philip Casson, Peter Harris
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DVD detailsActor: Dave Goelz, Eren Ozker, Frank Oz, Jerry Nelson, Jim Henson Director: Peter Harris, Philip Casson Brand: BUENA VISTA HOME VIDEO DVD: Region Code 1 Audio: English (Original Language), Dolby Digital 2.0 Format: Box set, Closed-captioned, Color, DVD, NTSC, Original recording remastered, Restored, Special Edition Picture Format: 1.33:1 Running Time: 604 minutes DVD Release Date: 2005-08-09 Audience Rating: Unrated Studio: Buena Vista Home Entertainment / Disney
DVD Reviews of The Muppet Show - Season One (Special Edition)DVD Review: Very Beautiful , i love Muppets!!!!! Summary: 5 StarsI love Muppets, the first season is available in Italy , my country , but on the italians dvd i did'nt find 8 episodes (i dont know why)and then i bought the season one on Amazon ,and now i can see all the 24 episodes.I'm very happy, i thank Amazon and the seller.Have a great day!!Bye bye!!!
DVD Review: The Muppet Show - Season One (Special Edition) Summary: 3 StarsIf you like to chuckle and laugh then you will like the Muppet Show. There are a lot of showbix cliches and corny jokes. The older set will appreciate the guest stars that appear. Many of the younger group will probably ask just who are these people. While the older group will get a laugh out of just how young some were. Like Vincent Price, Jim Neighbors & Paul Williams.
From my recollections of watching the original shows it appears to be missing some of the scenes. Don't know why that was done but what is there is still great. Maybe they will re-master it again and include the 'Missing Scenes".
DVD Review: Sesame Street/Muppets First Year Summary: 1 StarsI had to have my money refunded due to seller being out of item. I waited 4 weeks or so to give item time to arrive. Seller did not communicate with me about not being able to deliver what I paid for. After I wrote another email to seller saying I would have to give them a bad review, Amazon refunded my money.
DVD Review: EXCEPTIONAL TV SHOW!!!!! Summary: 5 StarsI LOVE THE MUPPET SHOW IT WAS GREAT. I LIKED THE THEME SONG ALSO. THIS WAS GREAT TELEVISION.
DVD Review: the most sensational, celebrational, inspirational, muppet-sational ... Summary: 5 Starsi love watching the muppets! i remember as a kid watching the muppets with my dad and young nephew. later on, i'd come home from college to find my dad watching the muppets. now, as an adult, my nephew watches the muppets. of course, i watch the muppets!
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it's full of silly fun. it's filled with great entertainment. despite it being from a politically charged time, i think everybody could sit around together an enjoy the muppets, which reached out to all of us.
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i noticed, too, that some pieces, songs, were missing. perhaps there were issues obtaining rights for distribution of those songs? that would be a shame! those songs do, indeed, add something to the whole, but, frankly, i'm grateful that i made the purchase and watch the muppets, with or without the half-dozen songs.
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i give this series an A+. i very highly recommend it!
Description of The Muppet Show - Season One (Special Edition)It's time to raise the curtain on THE MUPPET SHOW! Join Kermit, Miss Piggy, Fozzie Bear, the Swedish Chef and more, in the complete first season of this groundbreaking twist on the classic Variety Show. Included are all 24 episodes, completely restored and remastered, plus two never-before-seen episodes, bonus features, and something you were never meant to see: Jim Henson's original "pitch reel" that propelled the Muppets' blend of original songs, sketch comedy and guest stars into a primetime hit for all ages! Come discover for yourself the most sensational, inspirational, celebrational, Muppetational pleasures of THE MUPPET SHOW: SEASON ONE! The charm, the zaniness, the corny jokes, the showbiz cliches--every element of The Muppet Show holds up 30 years after Jim Henson's legendary variety series' debut season. Well, perhaps not everything: Today's younger viewers might have a hard time placing some of The Muppet Show's then-guest stars, such as Florence Henderson or Ruth Buzzi. But then, the Show's real celebrities are perennial icons Kermit the Frog, Miss Piggy, Gonzo the... whatever, Fozzie Bear, Animal, and the rest of the Muppets' harried, well-meaning family of entertainers. Season One finds the show pretty much in the basic shape longtime fans will remember: A musical introduction followed by backstage chaos, another musical number, a sketch, a scene with the guest star, and so on. A half-hour episode can fly by pretty quickly, but it's interesting to note that the series hadn't quite found its familiar tone through much of the first year. A reliance on too many disposable verbal jokes and redundant, so-so material for sketch fodder ultimately gives way to more creative premises and the development of key relationships between characters. By the final half-dozen episodes in the first season, The Muppet Show is truly cooking. Season highlights include Kermit's confession to guest Juliet Prowse that he always wanted to be a dancer, and Prowse's comparison of the little green superstar to Robert Redford. Joel Grey does a cabaret-style act for a roomful of Muppets and is later outraged when Kermit's introduction of the actor proves so thorough there is nothing left for the latter to say. Rita Moreno proves quite game in a funny piece, set in a French cafe, in which her dance with a man-size Muppet turns from romantic to table-smashing violent. Harvey Korman plays bumbling ringmaster Maurice the Magnificent, easily the worst animal trainer in history. Phyllis Diller bats out shameless one-liners ("I sang 'Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star,' and it fell on me"), and Vincent Price toys with his own horror film image by playing a ghoul who turns into a maudlin orchestra conductor at midnight. --Tom Keogh Stills from The Muppet Show (click for larger image)  The divine Miss Piggy | Kermit and Miss Piggy |  Fozzie Bear and Kermit |  Sing along! |  Everyone's a critic |
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