That’s wonderful and amazing 9:06 14:26 14:31

I miss Digit...

16:58 Dave on Dave, with Dave watching. Would this count as selfcest?

Jim Henson was such a genius

3:41 This montage, especially the music, rock so hard!

kermit. ( saw snow white and the seven dwarfs on tv as snow white begins to sing) snow white. just whistle while you work ( the birds were whistling) snow white. and cheerfully together we can tidy up the place kermit. ( joins in as bing crosby) so hum a merry tune ( hums)

gonzo. and it got better and better ( gonzo and kermit bursts out laughing) kermit. ( cracking up) that was funny gonzo. yeah hilarious! (gonzo and kermit started laughing on the floor)

42:14 best scene

Now we got fake CGI everywhere

jim henson . we need to tell you that muppet central does not exist bean . huh gonzo. wait a minute leon. hold on digit . muppet central doesn't exist vicki. what! kermit. muppets had secrets! gonzo vicki bean digit leon and kermit .( fainted) jim henson. okay we did tell you about the muppets secret gonzo digit bean leon vicki and kermit. ( woke up) gonzo. what happened vicki . i was shocked digit. muppets have secrets bean . these people were puppeteers leon. i feel lightheaded kermit. this is a nightmare gonzo. hey gang it's okay to look down bean .wait digit. huh vicki . what bean . i'm not looking leon. uh uh kermit. no way gonzo. come on guys ( they look) vicki . gonzo's right digit . yeah leon. there's nothing there bean . there's nothing but the floor kermit . it was all a bad dream ( muppets cheer)

Ah, the old "Jim Henson Hour"... Jim Henson was so amazing with his work back then. RIP, Jim Henson.

Jim Henson, Fred Rogers, and Bob Ross were some of the greatest men to ever walk this earth. Their creativity and caring nature inspired me to be who I am today. Thank you ❤️

The house I grew up in was used in episode 9 of the Jim Henson Hour. A once in a lifetime, priceless opportunity. We met Jim Henson and many of the muppeteers came and were on our front lawn for filming that day in 1989. Unbelievable to this day.

Can someone find the jim henson hour pitch reel

17:40 Something tells me all of "The Storyteller: Greek Myths" was finished while Jim Henson was still alive...

This was a treat to see again. I haven’t seen it since I was a little girl in the 90s. ✨😮✨ it was a very special time and just a reminder of how important creativity, the arts, and the power of imagination truly are.

A bizarre adventure ;)

I miss Steve being with the Muppets.

I forgot all about this show (and Jojo) till now.

Very vaporwave

In the first scene they called each other "sweet" and "cute" and at 5:00 the narrator said they were gay. I always had a suspicion about these guys.

It's too bad not many people ride bikes like that anymore... I regret the fact that I probably can't someday watch someone doing that, look at my friend beside me and say "Look, ma! No brains!". lol X,D

I'm enjoying how this whole episode seems directed at making Gonzo's perception of reality melt. lol

I wonder how Jojo would react knowing I have a CAT named Jojo. X,D

18:05 My 90's child brain: oh look it's the Predator- Them: This guy is from The Monster Maker. Me: WTF PREDATOR HAS BEEN IN TWO SHOWS?

About 16 minutes and thirty seconds in, when Gonzo realizes he has been and can be replaced... You can see reality melting in his reaction. X,D

Jojo: It's really humiliating to watch... the making of YOURSELF. The guys at Disney's EPCOT in the 80's: LET'S MAKE AN ATTRACTION ABOUT THE CONCEPTION OF ALL HUMAN BEINGS AND TITLE IT "THE MAKING OF ME"-

Jim: "None of this is real... The Muppets are... PUPPETS." The Muppets: REALITY IS MELTING-

1:00 "Gee," says Kermit, "l was kinda enjoying that!" So was I, Kermit, so was I!😀

They would never do something like this now.

Last good muppet before it got ruined

Jojo is adorable. I want to adopt her.

PDI produced (among other things) Madagascar. They're a defunct company now, having shut down in 2015.

That "dog" is a real sycophant, isn't she?

Jim was already dead when this aired, wasn't he? :(

Thank you for the childhood memories Mr Henson

NBC cancelled The Jim Henson Hour after 9 episodes, this episode, filmed in 1989, first aired in the U.S. on Nickelodeon in 1992.

19:35 I've heard of giving someone a big hand, but this is ridiculous!

0:33-0:46- I love those parts, as well as the "Why don't you get things started?" part.

The two remaining episodes of The Jim Henson Hour like ''Secrets of The Muppets'' and ''Living with Dinosaurs'' later made their US airing on Nickelodeon between 1992 and 1993, the final episode never aired in the US, but did air in the UK in 1990.

Isn’t this the first appearance of Clifford ?

I would really have loved to have met Jim Henson in person....

Why the fuck would the Muppets air on a "children's" channel?

OMG! I remember this! I caught it on Nickelodeon when it aired in '92. I was going on 6 at the time. Thank you for this!!!!! RIP Jim Henson, Richard Hunt, & Jerry Nelson.

The first time I ever saw a behind the scenes look at the Muppets. I was shocked at what I saw! My childhood fantasy illusion of believing that Kermit, Ernie, Cookie Monster and many others were real was shattered when I saw human beings holding up these characters and doing their voices. Most of the time, you would just see a hand puppet and not see the whole body. So imagine my shock at seeing Kermit, Rowlf or some other character without legs! Now of course when I look at these behind the scenes documentaries, I'm fascinated by what I see! When I watch a Muppet Show or Sesame Street sketch, I'm amazed at how much work went into just bringing that little piece of work to life. I'm also on the lookout to see if I can spot a puppeteer's hand or their head accidentally get into the shot. Of course once I notice it or someone brings it up, I can never look at the sketch the same way again because each time I'd be on the lookout for that sighting!

This has to be the most underrated show to ever air on network television. I can't believe NBC couldn't find a place for it and let it find its audience. Was Brandon Tartikoff still the head of programming in 1989? He was the one responsible for keeping shows on the air despite their low ratings to find their audience. Shows like Cheers and Hill Street Blues would not have survived without Tartikoff. Did he not see the quality of this show and what potential it had? Maybe it could have been that by the late 80s NBC was at the top of their game and the most popular of the three networks (yes, FOX was around in 1989, but it wasn't until they got the NFL that it really became a competitive fourth network), so they didn't need to hang on struggling shows like in the early 80s. So Jim Henson Hour unfortunately got the axe. It's a real shame. You almost never hear about this show unlike his other works like the Muppets, Dark Crystal, Labyrinth and The Storyteller.

Digit is the only Muppet to approach the uncanny valley. I'm kinda glad they retired him.

OMG, thank you for uploading this. I remember watching this when it first aired when I was in high school.

He said the p word ! lol

RIP Jim Henson 1936 -1990 Richard hunt 1951 - 1992 and Jerry Nelson 1934 - 2012 you guys were amazing puppeteers of all time you have inspired us so much