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A Muppet Family Christmas DVD 1987
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FULL VERSION - NO SCENES OMITTED
This full length version was never released in any format. This rare movie title comes directly from the Jim Henson Company Archives as it appeared on ABC TV in 1987.
Scenes omitted in North American DVD and VHS release
A Muppet Family Christmas has never been released in its entirety on either VHS or DVD in North America. Several songs were licensed specially to only air on TV, and thus had to be cut from home video versions.
A very funny joke scene between Fozzie and his snowman.
Rowlf playing the piano when he first arrives at the farm house.
Piggy singing "Home for the Holidays" when she's first brought to the
farm house and slipping on the icy patch.
Statler and Waldorf's" I Heard the Bells on Christmas" song.
When the Muppets watch the film strip of themselves as the Muppet Babies, the cute scenes of them singing and the adults complimenting on
it were cut and it goes right to Animal bursting through the screen.
Mrs. Bear putting up Fozzie's stocking, Fozzie says he's too old for that
stuff, but doesn't want her to take it down.
During the medley at the end, Kermit and Piggy sing, "Have Yourself a
Merry Little Christmas".
A brief segment where Fozzie and Elmo light the Christmas tree only appears in the original 1987 version.
A Muppet Family Christmas is a Christmas television special starring the Muppets, first aired on ABC in 1987. It is notably the only Christmas special that features characters from Sesame Street, The Muppet Show, Muppet Babies and Fraggle Rock all together. It won an award from the Writers' Guild of America in 1989, and was also nominated for the 1988 Emmy Award for Outstanding Children's Program.
When Fozzie and the Muppet Show gang drop in unexpectedly on Fozzie's mother, she is forced to cancel her winter vacation plans and entertain them all. Soon the Sesame Street gang comes by as carolers, and then Kermit and his nephew Robin discover a Fraggle Rock hole in the basement. A snow storm blows in, stranding everyone at the house, except for Miss Piggy, who arrives just in time for all the Muppets to celebrate Christmas together.
THIS RARE TITLE IS TRANSFERRED TO A HIGH QUALITY DVD-R DISC, In NTSC format, region free, and will play in any DVD player. This DVD comes with case and artwork as shown in photo. Due to the ability to duplicate this product, ALL SALES ARE FINAL. However, in the unlikely event buyer receives a defective disc, disc will be replaced after the defective disc has been returned.
All items ship within 24 hours after payment has been received, via first class mail with delivery confirmation.
This item is in the public domain and complies with the Berne Convention and is not a bootleg, pirated or illegal copy. Works in the public domain are those whose intellectual property rights have expired, have been forfeited, or are inapplicable.
Therefore, public domain items may be reproduced freely and this item thereby comports with eCrater public domain media and recordable media policies.
This full length version was never released in any format. This rare movie title comes directly from the Jim Henson Company Archives as it appeared on ABC TV in 1987.
Scenes omitted in North American DVD and VHS release
A Muppet Family Christmas has never been released in its entirety on either VHS or DVD in North America. Several songs were licensed specially to only air on TV, and thus had to be cut from home video versions.
A very funny joke scene between Fozzie and his snowman.
Rowlf playing the piano when he first arrives at the farm house.
Piggy singing "Home for the Holidays" when she's first brought to the
farm house and slipping on the icy patch.
Statler and Waldorf's" I Heard the Bells on Christmas" song.
When the Muppets watch the film strip of themselves as the Muppet Babies, the cute scenes of them singing and the adults complimenting on
it were cut and it goes right to Animal bursting through the screen.
Mrs. Bear putting up Fozzie's stocking, Fozzie says he's too old for that
stuff, but doesn't want her to take it down.
During the medley at the end, Kermit and Piggy sing, "Have Yourself a
Merry Little Christmas".
A brief segment where Fozzie and Elmo light the Christmas tree only appears in the original 1987 version.
A Muppet Family Christmas is a Christmas television special starring the Muppets, first aired on ABC in 1987. It is notably the only Christmas special that features characters from Sesame Street, The Muppet Show, Muppet Babies and Fraggle Rock all together. It won an award from the Writers' Guild of America in 1989, and was also nominated for the 1988 Emmy Award for Outstanding Children's Program.
When Fozzie and the Muppet Show gang drop in unexpectedly on Fozzie's mother, she is forced to cancel her winter vacation plans and entertain them all. Soon the Sesame Street gang comes by as carolers, and then Kermit and his nephew Robin discover a Fraggle Rock hole in the basement. A snow storm blows in, stranding everyone at the house, except for Miss Piggy, who arrives just in time for all the Muppets to celebrate Christmas together.
THIS RARE TITLE IS TRANSFERRED TO A HIGH QUALITY DVD-R DISC, In NTSC format, region free, and will play in any DVD player. This DVD comes with case and artwork as shown in photo. Due to the ability to duplicate this product, ALL SALES ARE FINAL. However, in the unlikely event buyer receives a defective disc, disc will be replaced after the defective disc has been returned.
All items ship within 24 hours after payment has been received, via first class mail with delivery confirmation.
This item is in the public domain and complies with the Berne Convention and is not a bootleg, pirated or illegal copy. Works in the public domain are those whose intellectual property rights have expired, have been forfeited, or are inapplicable.
Therefore, public domain items may be reproduced freely and this item thereby comports with eCrater public domain media and recordable media policies.
