If i were Frank Oz...I would totally prank call people as Muppets....or at least offer to record ringtones and voicemails for my friends and family...
Can you imagine how bad ass a Jim Henson Peter Jackson LOTR series would have been? I would have loved to have seen a Henson creature shop created Gollum
If I had to thank one person for their contributions to this world, it'd have to be Jim Henson. Is it just me, or was everything he shared with us meant to spread happiness. He's just like Kermit in "The Muppet Movie." You can't thank someone enough for magic like that.
Am I right that Fraggle Rock was the only one of his programs to not air on "free" TV? I remember watching it on HBO when it first came out at my aunt's house.
@florgeysteve two of those times you pointed out are from Dark Crystal (0:33) and Labyrinth (0:50). If you have not yet fixed this gross absence of knowledge of the very best of 80s fantasy please do so immediately. You need to see them. the first and lest on your list are both from The Soldier and Death, the first episode of Jim Henson's The Storyteller. and the second to last one is from Perseus and the Gorgon from The Storyteller: Greek Myths.
@florgeysteve the first clip (0:06) was The Soldier and Death from The Storyteller series. Was a part of the Jim Henson Hour, but can be bought as a DVD as "The Storyteller"
"oh he's a rare boy, my friend the soldier, he's somewhere about his business" every time i hear John Hurt read that line it breaks my heart,,,and Harry Belafonte and the muppets doing "Turn the world around"...dang
Hah, Rizzo briefly made a Marx Brothers reference, in the name of the accountants (Hungadunga-McCormick). Why do I feel like I am one of very few 20 somethings year olds who would realize this? Oh well I love Muppets and the Marx Brothers, so this little nothing reference just helped make my day.
Also, I still cry at many of the various JIm Henson tribute(s) moments... I'm a big sap.
I was fully aware of the joke, my point was that the accountants name of Hungadunga-McCormick was taken from the Marx Brothers, which I was entertained by, even if I doubted many people myage would know the name was taken from there.
Jim Henson... He makes me proud to have been born in Mississippi. He was a great man, more than just a pupeteer he was a true entertainer. I loved his muppets as a child, and now that i'm grown up I look at his other works and realized... It took someone as skilled as him, who could make wonderful and compelling characters and movies to make characters as loveable and childlike as the muppets.
wow Jim henson was a big part of my life and still is....Labrynth is one of my fave movies and the Storyteller stories, as well as the muppets ...sesame street....so many things...
Rejoy! it is a fact. A new muppet movie is in the work. and it have been pronounced it will get a theatrical realese. which will make the first since muppets in Space. and be The first theatrical Muppet movie without the talents of people as Frank Oz, Richard hunt and Dave Goelz. because the people has retired
yeah. Jason Segel is supposed to be writing it. He's an actor, musician and the guy who wrote/starred in 'Forgetting Sarah Marshall'. He's been a muppet fan his whole life.
Dave Goelz is in fact the only one of the original 5 main muppeteers still performing his classic characters. Henson and Hunt are of course both deceased; Frank Oz moved on to other things a long time ago, and was NOT a part of "letters to santa" (although Eric Jacobson does such a great job as a replacement I can see why you'd think that he was); and Jerry Nelson only recently retired from regular muppeteering due to health reasons. All ex-performers will be missed. Jim, we'll never forget you.
oh, thats sorta cool, but again still something to mourne that the others arent there, they's better have good replacements, i have to admit tho steve whitmire, (whos been with them since the muppet show) is a really good replacement for doing kermit.
i remember that bert and ernie skit like it was yesterday! i probably don't eat in bed today b/c of it. sesame street was the best children's show ever.
it's must've taken incredible strenght for Frank to do his segment... i'm just one of many people who grew up with the muppets and it pains me still that jim has passed.. imagine what Frank Oz goes through
word to the wise. the sean in labyrinth when those cretures starting then their heads off and singing. Don't do LSD they will jump out of the screen at you
Mmm...Frank Oz was Yoda! Know this I did not!
pika23 2 weeks ago
If i were Frank Oz...I would totally prank call people as Muppets....or at least offer to record ringtones and voicemails for my friends and family...
pika23 2 weeks ago
Can you imagine how bad ass a Jim Henson Peter Jackson LOTR series would have been? I would have loved to have seen a Henson creature shop created Gollum
pika23 2 weeks ago
If I had to thank one person for their contributions to this world, it'd have to be Jim Henson. Is it just me, or was everything he shared with us meant to spread happiness. He's just like Kermit in "The Muppet Movie." You can't thank someone enough for magic like that.
MollyKoenigStarGleek 1 month ago
1:03, those #*&(*@! never drop the Reins of the Raven Lord >.<
rofflemows2 1 month ago
Fozzie: please don't watch us it's 2 embarrassing lol
ChipmunksAndBulldogs 1 month ago
KNOCK IT OOOOOOFFF!!!!!!!! lmao
actressnsinger322 2 months ago
im going to eat cookies in your bed bert XD
diegoradoblasio 3 months ago 2
Does anyone know the name of the music that's playing from 0:49 to 1:23
I love it. It sends a shiver down my spine to this very day.
Buckethead004 5 months ago 3
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@Buckethead004 The love theme from the Dark Crystal, it's right here on Youtube if you wanna listen.
JoelandtheBots 2 months ago
Jim Henson is still one of my biggest heroes. ^_^
golddemona 7 months ago 2
henson and oz as bert and ernie was muppet gold
to this day im still a huge fan of the muppets
cavalierfan1995 9 months ago 6
Am I right that Fraggle Rock was the only one of his programs to not air on "free" TV? I remember watching it on HBO when it first came out at my aunt's house.
Madams1977 1 year ago
fraggle rock is back on tv on a channel called the hub check your local listing!
NickInfante92 1 year ago
@florgeysteve two of those times you pointed out are from Dark Crystal (0:33) and Labyrinth (0:50). If you have not yet fixed this gross absence of knowledge of the very best of 80s fantasy please do so immediately. You need to see them. the first and lest on your list are both from The Soldier and Death, the first episode of Jim Henson's The Storyteller. and the second to last one is from Perseus and the Gorgon from The Storyteller: Greek Myths.
psychowench 1 year ago
Jim Henson was a rare, special gift.
Reya70 1 year ago 3
I'm gonna eat cookies in your bed bert!
jsusax03 1 year ago 3
o.m.g its big bird goes to chin (4:00) my brother was obsessed w/that movie when we were little. ;)
inuyashaluvskag 1 year ago
What are those film clips from from 0:06, 0:33, 0:50, 1:09, 1:16 and the rest in that sequence?
florgeysteve 1 year ago
@florgeysteve the first clip (0:06) was The Soldier and Death from The Storyteller series
miniwidge 11 months ago
@florgeysteve the first clip (0:06) was The Soldier and Death from The Storyteller series. Was a part of the Jim Henson Hour, but can be bought as a DVD as "The Storyteller"
miniwidge 11 months ago 3
I sang Turn the World Around in 8th grade, in my first school chorus concert.
AmethystTB 1 year ago
Frank Oz sounds just like Bert.
antsamthompson9 1 year ago
@antsamthompson9 he is bert's voice
Roosiesplace 1 year ago
@Roosiesplace I know. That's why I noticed.
antsamthompson9 1 year ago
only 25737 views man this world going to shit
CAMAKAZELOC 1 year ago
lol Jim Henson puppet at 9:33...I couldn't believe it when I saw that, i had to go back to make sure.
animationeer 1 year ago
No, Gonzo, that means that he was your boss and that he wanted to pay ya.
Angie2343 1 year ago
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lotten16 1 year ago
The Solider and Death may Just be my favorite episode of a tv show ever!
Patim107 1 year ago
@Patim107
one of the most unnderated of his works by far IMO
FLPman 1 year ago
@Patim107 >>> Definitely one of the Best Jim Henson shows.
83phatman 1 year ago
what's the name of the movies at 0:00-1:42?
lotten16 1 year ago
@lotten16 most of the clips are from "The Storyteller" it was a show on HBO. some are from "Labyrinth" & "Dark Crystal"
rockprodchannel 1 year ago
"He's a rare boy,my friend the soldier, he's somewhere about his business" gets me every time....
TheHachmom 1 year ago
Hungadunga and Mccormic, nice Marx brothers reference
TheSoulMan8 1 year ago
omg two of my favorite all time films The Dark Crystal and Labryinth
cutelittlegrox 1 year ago
i love the instrumental music which runs from 35 to like 1:20. is it from the dark crystal or sumthing else?
Anyone know?
Hazer.D
HazerD 1 year ago
@HazerD It's the love theme from the Dark Crystal, one of the best soundtracks ever.
JoelandtheBots 1 year ago
The dark crystal :) one of my favorite movies to this day
lollerfly724 1 year ago
I LOVE Labyrinth. Absolutely adore it.
"This must mean he was..."
"AN ACCOUNTANT!!!"
26doubt 2 years ago 2
i never now that sesame street is so importont. Henson wil live forever!
miscic 2 years ago 4
I wish they had more of Jim doing Cantus on Fraggle Rock...that was a great charecter
TheHachmom 2 years ago 5
"oh he's a rare boy, my friend the soldier, he's somewhere about his business" every time i hear John Hurt read that line it breaks my heart,,,and Harry Belafonte and the muppets doing "Turn the world around"...dang
TheHachmom 2 years ago
rizzo; i know who this jim henson REALLY WAS!!! an accountent!!!!! Gonzo; no! really!!!
Webkinzrocks400 2 years ago 3
I subscribed to the muppets tirbue also parts 1 - 5. I love Jim Henson he will be missed.
hgwilt1 2 years ago 4
That Chinese Sesame Street thing was AWESOME. That was like my favorite...
trashleyrx 2 years ago 40
@trashleyrx That's "Big Bird in China".
Deanmo23 1 year ago
@Deanmo23 Yessssssss! I must find it immediately.
trashleyrx 1 year ago
Jim Henson Will live Forever
terrificjoker 2 years ago 71
@terrificjoker amen
iSkitbros 1 year ago
"That must mean he was..."
"AN ACCOUNTANT!" XD
He must've been the best accountant ever... RIP.
PeaceOut2U07 2 years ago 6
I call foul because the Swedish Cheif didn't use a proper ball.
drsdino 2 years ago 5
i don't know why
terrificjoker 2 years ago
i saw the these stories when i was little!!!! it gave me nightmares for years but i still loved them!!!!!! ^^
the one that scared me the most was the one with the devils!!! i didn't sleep 4 weeks!!!! 0:01
BlackPrardeLover 2 years ago 2
Who said accountants can't be funny? X3
MsGirlPower101 2 years ago 2
haha, is the first accountant muppet supposed to look like bill gates? lmao
WhoGroupie1973 2 years ago
Hah, Rizzo briefly made a Marx Brothers reference, in the name of the accountants (Hungadunga-McCormick). Why do I feel like I am one of very few 20 somethings year olds who would realize this? Oh well I love Muppets and the Marx Brothers, so this little nothing reference just helped make my day.
Also, I still cry at many of the various JIm Henson tribute(s) moments... I'm a big sap.
MrMattGallo 2 years ago
the point of the joke was that they mistuke Jim for an accountent, and the accountents were singing a song related to there work.
drsdino 2 years ago 5
I was fully aware of the joke, my point was that the accountants name of Hungadunga-McCormick was taken from the Marx Brothers, which I was entertained by, even if I doubted many people myage would know the name was taken from there.
MrMattGallo 2 years ago 4
What are the vikings singing at 5:30?
ElectricShark 3 years ago
Made up words to mimick the song Harry Belafonte was singing
CelineK18 2 years ago 2
"cute little afro-norweigen number" i love that lin
TheHachmom 2 years ago
Jim Henson... He makes me proud to have been born in Mississippi. He was a great man, more than just a pupeteer he was a true entertainer. I loved his muppets as a child, and now that i'm grown up I look at his other works and realized... It took someone as skilled as him, who could make wonderful and compelling characters and movies to make characters as loveable and childlike as the muppets.
RIP Jim.... The world misses you.
Metool2 3 years ago 5
wow Jim henson was a big part of my life and still is....Labrynth is one of my fave movies and the Storyteller stories, as well as the muppets ...sesame street....so many things...
CandyMomof227 3 years ago 3
oh Labyrinth ♥ I remember watching it as a little kid and thinking it was the most wonderful movie ever made. Just one more of his many masterpieces
Vinya 3 years ago
5:53 Gonzo's eyes! hahaha!!
SomethingLennon 3 years ago
The Dark Crystal was the best movie he ever made.
DistortIncorporated 3 years ago
Yes they do have a new puppeteer for Kermit.
essentialeugene 3 years ago
I sure wish they will do another muppet movie.
Roncace 3 years ago
Rejoy! it is a fact. A new muppet movie is in the work. and it have been pronounced it will get a theatrical realese. which will make the first since muppets in Space. and be The first theatrical Muppet movie without the talents of people as Frank Oz, Richard hunt and Dave Goelz. because the people has retired
MoonPhantom 3 years ago
That's only partially right, Frank Oz HAS retired but Dave Golez hasen't and Richard Hunt passed away in 1992.
ZeppoThePuppetMan 3 years ago
ya thats right
doctorwhoobawooba 3 years ago
REALLY!? OMG!!! I could just burst. I have to go n see it!!!
TheBritishGothic 3 years ago
yeah. Jason Segel is supposed to be writing it. He's an actor, musician and the guy who wrote/starred in 'Forgetting Sarah Marshall'. He's been a muppet fan his whole life.
MrsWilliamTheBloody 3 years ago
actually frank and dave were in the 2008 special "Letters to Santa" but richard died i think before that but dave and frank might pop bak
doctorwhoobawooba 3 years ago 2
Dave Goelz is in fact the only one of the original 5 main muppeteers still performing his classic characters. Henson and Hunt are of course both deceased; Frank Oz moved on to other things a long time ago, and was NOT a part of "letters to santa" (although Eric Jacobson does such a great job as a replacement I can see why you'd think that he was); and Jerry Nelson only recently retired from regular muppeteering due to health reasons. All ex-performers will be missed. Jim, we'll never forget you.
ilikepie84 2 years ago
oh, thats sorta cool, but again still something to mourne that the others arent there, they's better have good replacements, i have to admit tho steve whitmire, (whos been with them since the muppet show) is a really good replacement for doing kermit.
doctorwhoobawooba 2 years ago
A guy named Steve Essentialeugen but I don't renamber his last name but I know it start with the letter W.
collgoff 2 years ago
I was four when Jim passed away and even then, i knew we lost someone really special and that it wouldnt really be the same. And I was right.
TomCollinsgirl 3 years ago 2
must've been real hard for frank to do this.. i can't imagine.
i didn't even know jim more then what i could see on tv, and i still miss him
FLPman 3 years ago
I think "Huungadunga McCormick" is a reference to a routine from the Marx Bros. film, "Animal Crackers".
animagusurreal 3 years ago
Memories- those were the days. RIP Jim
bostonscholar 3 years ago 3
It's so sad, they say Kermit's on a trip, but they really haven't found anyone to replace puppeteer him yet. :(
hairsprayman111 3 years ago
dude he shows up later...
caitd1183 3 years ago
I know I wrote that before I saw the last part
hairsprayman111 3 years ago
i remember that bert and ernie skit like it was yesterday! i probably don't eat in bed today b/c of it. sesame street was the best children's show ever.
PiaHawk 3 years ago
nice timeing with that last number
drsdino 3 years ago
I'm glad I never seen those other Jim Henson movies when I was a kid. They would've scared me to death!
MissGreenDay7 3 years ago
Sounds like "Sing A Song" behind Belafonte.
galaxyhigh73 3 years ago 4
you're right good ears!!!!!!!!!!!!!
PieFights 3 years ago
it's must've taken incredible strenght for Frank to do his segment... i'm just one of many people who grew up with the muppets and it pains me still that jim has passed.. imagine what Frank Oz goes through
FLPman 3 years ago
word to the wise. the sean in labyrinth when those cretures starting then their heads off and singing. Don't do LSD they will jump out of the screen at you
Darkknight7853 3 years ago
I've never seen labrynth or dark crystal, but the Muppet show and sesame street are easily the best works of television genius of the
20th century. Jim Henson will never be gone from the Earth, so long as those who believe in him remain. RIP Jim Henson.
JuniorGenius123 3 years ago 3
i strongly suggest checking out some of the "non muppet" stuff.. a new great side of jim
FLPman 3 years ago
i loved jims movies especially the labrynth and the dark crystal
simsgirlgem 3 years ago 2
I think that Gonzo's line "Cute little Afro-Norweigen number" says so much about Jim Henson's outlook... not to mention the whole point of that song.
Sylvi3D 3 years ago 2
this is so sad it makes me want to cry
footballstud19654 3 years ago 5
yeah, me too...
RIP u.u
daiu1ro 3 years ago