[FOUND] 90s VHS childrens' show "Jumper"

Maybe, but it doesn't have a belly button, though that could've been a false memory, might be worth a shot looking on eBay for a Webster puppet to see if it might be it.

Still worth checking just in case, right?

I posted this comment here last week, it may have gone unnoticed because it was at the bottom of a larger post:

I sent an email to the owner of the company Axtell asking if he recalls the puppet Webster the Frog being used for a kid's show on VHS in the 80s or 90s. He replied that it's very possible, as his puppets were used in many productions and they've been selling since 1982, but that he wasn't familiar with a show called Jumper. I also asked if Axtell had any other monster or beast puppets in the 80s-90s that have since been retired from sale, but there haven't been. (I saw a few monster and beast puppets on Axtell's website but I feel like those probably weren't the ones on the show.)

Of course man!!! Honestly with the way this search is going this could be the next Clockman/Pink Morning. Really love to see it! Let's hope we can get a Clockman ending for this one :]

youtu.be/lw-9b2xHE1s?si=1_hv1C0BtwWsXXfu Okay I just found the commercial for it, and yeah, it's safe to say this is not Jumper... Interesting ad though.

just looked up LSSQ's vid on this topic, and a user in the comments, "blamecanada_", brings up a good point, if this was a show that somehow was at one point (Which according to OP doesn't seem likely) broadcast on PBS or something, then it probably was taped over, provided they had it in the first place, and that even if they didn't, it still could've been taped over, a feature that had been introduced on the Betamax's, which of course caused lost media content to springboard a bit, as now old content could be erased with no trace, out of sight, out of mind... or worst case scenario, no one cared enough about it and destroyed the tapes, which again would put it out of mind for good, as it no longer exists, so, while I'd double check, these could be possibilities, although to the lesser extent now.