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+ | [[File:JHHour-ControlRoomFixed.jpg|thumb|300px|Kermit with some of ''The Jim Henson Hour'' cast; Bean Bunny, Xandra, Leon, Lindbergh, and Digit.]] |
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− | [[Image:Promo.muppetelevision.jpg|thumb|300px|Promotional photo.]] |
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− | '''MuppeTelevision''' was the TV station run by the Muppets on ''[[The Jim Henson Hour]]''. |
+ | [[File:Jimhensonhourcast.jpg|thumb|300px|Ubu, Xandra, Digit, Kermit, Leon, Lindbergh, and Jim Henson.]]'''MuppeTelevision''' was the TV station run by the Muppets on ''[[The Jim Henson Hour]]''. The station was capable of picking up television signals from throughout [[the universe]], and it was up to [[Kermit the Frog]], who served as director, to decide which shows the viewing audience would see. |
− | Most of the acts were viewed on television monitors, while backstage antics happened in the [[Muppet Central]] control room. |
+ | Most of the acts were viewed on television monitors, while backstage antics happened in the [[Muppet Central]] control room. Just about every act would be introduced from the control room, in contrast to the previous ''[[The Muppet Show|Muppet Show]]'', where characters would come on-stage to introduce acts. Also unlike ''The Muppet Show'', while almost every episode had a human guest star, the episodes also featured other human characters, most notably [[Bootsie and Brad]]. Writer [[Chris Langham]] also portrayed a number of human characters in these segments. |
==Episodes== |
==Episodes== |
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− | The first half of eight out of |
+ | The first half of eight out of twelve ''[[The Jim Henson Hour|Jim Henson Hour]]'' episodes were dedicated to MuppeTelevision, as well as the opening of [[Episode 104: Dog City]] and some scenes in [[Episode 110: Secrets of the Muppets]]. |
− | :[[Episode 101: |
+ | :[[Episode 101: Outer Space]] |
− | :[[Episode 102: |
+ | :[[Episode 102: Oceans]] |
− | :[[Episode 103: |
+ | :[[Episode 103: Power]] |
− | :[[Episode 105: |
+ | :[[Episode 105: First Show]] |
− | :[[Episode 107: |
+ | :[[Episode 107: Fitness]] |
− | :[[Episode 108: |
+ | :[[Episode 108: Videotape]] |
:[[Episode 109: Garbage]] |
:[[Episode 109: Garbage]] |
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:[[Episode 112: Food]] |
:[[Episode 112: Food]] |
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+ | ==Recurring Cast and Crew== |
+ | * Characters: [[Bean Bunny]], [[Clifford]], [[Digit]], [[Gonzo]], [[Kermit the Frog]], [[Leon]], [[Lindbergh]], [[Link Hogthrob]], [[Vicki]], [[Waldo C. Graphic]]<br />''(see also: [[MuppeTelevision Characters]])'' |
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− | * [[Kermit the Frog]] |
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+ | * Writers: [[Jerry Juhl]], [[Tim Burns]], [[Barbara Samuels]], [[Mark Saltzman]], [[Bill Prady]], [[Chris Langham]] |
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− | * [[Bean Bunny]] |
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+ | * Performers: [[Jim Henson]], [[Dave Goelz]], [[Fran Brill]], [[Steve Whitmire]], [[Kevin Clash]], [[Jerry Nelson]], [[Dan Redican]], [[Gordon Robertson]], [[Rob Mills]], [[Bob Stutt]] |
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− | * [[Digit]] |
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− | * [[Leon]] |
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− | * [[Lindbergh]] |
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− | * [[Vicki]] |
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− | * [[Waldo C. Graphic]] |
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− | * [[Clifford]] |
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+ | ==Rebroadcast== |
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+ | [[Image:Jhs.jpg|thumb|300px|The edited title for reruns of MuppeTelevision. <small>([[:Image:Title.jhh.jpg|Compare with original title card]])</small>]] |
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+ | MuppeTelevision segments have been rerun on CTS in [[Canada]], edited to exclude other portions originally broadcast with ''The Jim Henson Hour''. Jim Henson's introduction is often trimmed to the portions relevant only to MuppeTelevision. The title is changed to ''The Jim Henson Show'' flipping the image at the beginning of [[The Jim Henson Hour Theme|the opening theme]] so that the crystal ball lines up with the letter O in "Show" rather than "Hour." In Spain it was showed on TVE between 1994 and 1997. |
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+ | ==See also== |
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+ | *''[[Inner Tube]]'' |
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+ | *''[[Lead-Free TV]]'' |
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[[Category:Broadcasting]] |
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Revision as of 14:23, 10 March 2016
MuppeTelevision was the TV station run by the Muppets on The Jim Henson Hour. The station was capable of picking up television signals from throughout the universe, and it was up to Kermit the Frog, who served as director, to decide which shows the viewing audience would see.
Most of the acts were viewed on television monitors, while backstage antics happened in the Muppet Central control room. Just about every act would be introduced from the control room, in contrast to the previous Muppet Show, where characters would come on-stage to introduce acts. Also unlike The Muppet Show, while almost every episode had a human guest star, the episodes also featured other human characters, most notably Bootsie and Brad. Writer Chris Langham also portrayed a number of human characters in these segments.
Episodes
The first half of eight out of twelve Jim Henson Hour episodes were dedicated to MuppeTelevision, as well as the opening of Episode 104: Dog City and some scenes in Episode 110: Secrets of the Muppets.
- Episode 101: Outer Space
- Episode 102: Oceans
- Episode 103: Power
- Episode 105: First Show
- Episode 107: Fitness
- Episode 108: Videotape
- Episode 109: Garbage
- Episode 112: Food
Recurring Cast and Crew
- Characters: Bean Bunny, Clifford, Digit, Gonzo, Kermit the Frog, Leon, Lindbergh, Link Hogthrob, Vicki, Waldo C. Graphic
(see also: MuppeTelevision Characters) - Writers: Jerry Juhl, Tim Burns, Barbara Samuels, Mark Saltzman, Bill Prady, Chris Langham
- Performers: Jim Henson, Dave Goelz, Fran Brill, Steve Whitmire, Kevin Clash, Jerry Nelson, Dan Redican, Gordon Robertson, Rob Mills, Bob Stutt
Rebroadcast
MuppeTelevision segments have been rerun on CTS in Canada, edited to exclude other portions originally broadcast with The Jim Henson Hour. Jim Henson's introduction is often trimmed to the portions relevant only to MuppeTelevision. The title is changed to The Jim Henson Show flipping the image at the beginning of the opening theme so that the crystal ball lines up with the letter O in "Show" rather than "Hour." In Spain it was showed on TVE between 1994 and 1997.