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Watch options. Storyline Edit. The animated adventures of Jim Henson's Muppets as babies. Songs highlighted the series. Did you know Edit. Quotes Animal : [after the credits of each episode] Go bye-bye!

Crazy credits After the credits of each episode, Gonzo and Animal would do something that matched that episode's theme and it would end with Animal saying "Go bye bye! User reviews 24 Review. Top review. One of my favorites. This was one of my all time favorites growing up.

Eisner had known Jim Henson since and had been trying to make the deal happen since Rather than releasing big-ticket Muppet projects, Iger initially relegated them to what was then Disney Interactive, a part of the company responsible for mobile games and corporate websites.

He then oversaw a baffling series of creative decisions, from announcing and then jettisoning a Frank Oz —directed Muppets feature based on a project that Henson had worked on, to having the characters star in a weak, made-for-TV-movie version of The Wizard of Oz , to a controversial Muppets TV show that cribbed from The Office and failed to find an audience. There could be other, more complicated issues keeping the Muppets off the service as well.

Several Muppet properties may be missing due to rights issues involving music clearances; the original Muppet Babies also features lots of footage from classic movies, which could make streaming rights a thorny legal issue. It's unclear if there was a longer version of this intro. During the first season, the closing theme was an instrumental version of the theme song, with the doo-wop backing vocals only. Starting in the second season, the music was changed to begin with an instrumental version of the Little Muppet Monsters theme song, ending with the doo-wop Babies theme.

This longer theme was intended for the hourlong series Muppets, Babies and Monsters, and originally included Little Muppet Monsters stills in the end credits as well. The opening titles to Muppets, Babies and Monsters had a new theme combining the theme songs to both shows. This change to the music stuck, and in future seasons the music still contains the Little Muppet Monsters section.

This version of the closing replaced the original closing when aired on Nickelodeon. The closing also showed various stills of the Babies and the second season closing also included some background artwork from the series. After the series ended its run on CBS , reruns aired on FOX from until , and the first 96 episodes aired on Nickelodeon from until , and as a syndication package.

These same episodes were also rerun on the Odyssey Network in Although 11 episodes from the last season were not shown in syndication, a number of them were released on video. The show was seen in the United Kingdom on Playhouse Disney from The shows and the franchise are now owned and controlled by Disney.

Some episodes received cuts and other edits during reruns.