Vestonbruno3

I just needed to add behind the scenes pictures, that's all. Not trying to hurt anyone.

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Yes, I understand.

Sorry, I won't do that again. Just don't ban me, okay?

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You're welcome. Now, I'm just gonna leave those pages alone and we'll forget the whole thing.

So, for this edit, where did you get your info from?

The last scene of that episode has been posted on Muppet Wiki's Twitter page. The sponsors are shown

Oh okay, I haven't checked my Twitter for a while. Thanks.

Thanks for submitted my request for a Sandbox page I wrote.

It was a behind the scenes photo from All Work and All Play with Jim directing the Yes We Can song. It was from the Muppet Master tumblr website.

We try not include photos of the TV screen on the wiki. Do you know what it's from originally? I'm guessing one of the Fraggle Rock home video special features, maybe the 1980s documentary. We should really try to replace it if we're going to keep it.

I don't know. If it was credited to only Moss, why was 2485 listed in Manzano's writing list? Shouldn't you fix that?

You're right, that was my error. Came from my search for Manzano in a collection of scripts. The Manzano query refers not to Sonia as the writer but the character "Mrs. Manzano" referenced in the script.

Thanks for catching that!

I have another question. Shouldn't we have episode writing credits for Jeff Moss, Cathi Rosenberg-Turow, Nancy Sans, Tony Geiss, Jocelyn Stevenson, David Korr, Emily Perl Kingsley, Judy Freudberg, Tom Dunsmuir, Ray Sipherd, Molly Boylan, Lou Berger, Christine Ferraro, Norman Stiles, Joey Mazzarino, Mo Willems, and Jon Stone?

Yeah, we should. Hold off on adding them to episode pages for now. I know they're scattered about, but I have plans to work writer and director credits into the guide more uniformly.

Thank you!

Here's the reason: https://brbl-dl.library.yale.edu/vufind/Record/4191971. If you look at the slate very closely very quick, you'll see Henson's name on the clapperboard.

And yes, my name is Bruno. See 22:54 for proof.

That's great, thanks Bruno!

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Here's how you would do it in this case...

This segment was filmed on September 17, 1971 and directed by Jim Henson.<ref>Beinecke Library [https://brbl-dl.library.yale.edu/vufind/Record/4191971 Call Number: GEN MSS 979]</ref>

If there's no "references" tag at the bottom of the article, you would add it like this:

==Sources==
<references />

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