VCR ALERT: Gorch on NBC

[minor muppetz]

I saw the classic episode last night, and in the beginning, in the "Casablanca" parody, John Belushi (in a Bogart voice) tells Candice Bergen that "We'll always have the Muppets"
I had forgotten that this episode was from season two, because I saw it was both Christmas-themed AND hosted by Candy, and thought it was the episode with Ploobis' Christmas party.

I have read about a line from a bee sketch where one of the bees says that they are like the muppets, only with longer contracts.

 

[urbandryad]

One of these days I'll have cable TV. One of these days. ^^

 

[Boober_Gorg]

I have read about a line from a bee sketch where one of the bees says that they are like the muppets, only with longer contracts.

This is the one:

http://snltranscripts.jt.org/76/76ibees.phtml

 

[MuppetDude]

Guess what! They're showing that one on Sept. 4! I kid you not!

WOW.

 

[Boober_Gorg]

*bump*

Check your TV listings and set your recording devices. Good luck! (See post #30)

 

[jediX]

It aired and in its entirety. That definately takes the cake as the filthiest thing involving puppets that I've ever seen.

 

[MrsPepper]

Hahah, yes! I WAS going to watch/tape it, but since it was on at 4, I didn't bother. ><

 

[Muppet Frog]

On June 29th 2008 they re-aired the first episode with the first Gorch segment as a tribute to George Calin's death.

 

[spcglider]

It aired and in its entirety. That definately takes the cake as the filthiest thing involving puppets that I've ever seen.

You haven't seen Avenue Q, then?

-G

 

[Super Scooter]

You haven't seen Avenue Q, then?

-G

Or your show for that matter.

I don't like that this thread was brought back up. Not trying to be mean here or anything, but when I saw the headline, I got excited! "Whoo-hoo!" though I. "The Gorch are gonne be on TV again!"

Disappointment followed.