I remember enjoying this show as a kid, though I probably didn't really "get" it. (On a similar note, I started watching The Simpsons very early on, but it took me quite some time to figure out what really made the show great.) This does seem like the type of quirky show I'd enjoy, so I may check out the DVD set.
Just wondering, did Jim Henson himself have anything to do with the creation of this show? I know it debuted after his death.
Oh, and I do remember "Not the mama!"