CMartin

As a true fan of Muppets in all their incarnations, I have been waiting for this DVD set.

The Muppet Show has to be one of the best programs produced. Kermit, Piggy, Fozzie, Gonzo and the gang will always make me laugh. Considering I was only 6 when the show originally aired, I'm finally able to see all the episodes in their original broadcast order. And just being able to hear all the songs and comedy bits is awesome. I'm especially looking forward to hearing all of the "Dr. Teeth and the Electric Mayhem" songs.

The DVD set isn't loaded with extras, but it's got a "Fact Track" which has a lot of great info, although the graphic overlay sometimes interferes with the action and comedy on the screen (similar to the Back To The Future fact tracks). But the basic fact you get 24 episodes is well worth the money you spend on it (I got it for my birthday, although it retails at Wal-Mart for about 30 bucks), and I can't wait for the other seasons to come out on DVD (along with the season of "Fraggle Rock") If you are a Muppet Fan, or at least a Kermit fan, you owe it to yourself to pick up this set. The variety show is pretty much a dead art form, but the Muppet Show is a classic example of how it should be done.

OK. Yes I watched the "Celebrity" Edition of the Mole.

Yes. I was as suprised as everyone else when the Mole was revealed.

But COME ON ABC! I loved watching the First and Second Seasons of The Mole, because it took a 9-13 weeks and gave us time to come to a decent hypothesis on who the Mole is. The viewers on the boards (and my friends) would debate who the mole was. But to give us a pathetic 5-6 weeks of shows as a filler is ridiculous. And to churn out a "Celebrity" Mole is like what you did with "Millionaire". If you keep it up, it gets stale.

If it ever repeats - watch it because it follows the play-style of the first two seasons. But at least give the loyal fans of the show a REAL Third Season with real people. Not Celebrities.