Recent content by Ziffel

I don't remember that one at all, but wow Luis sure did play a dumb robber a lot. The "Pinocchio" Very Short Book I mentioned I had forgotten the ending to. Well with the "Little Miss Muffet" one, it's the opposite. I remember the ending but not what was before it! Lee Chamberlain was Little...

From "Green Acres" (where there were numerous corny jokes but nevertheless hilarious; at least to me as a huge fan of the show): Mr. Kimball goes up to a secretary at her desk and says, "I'm Mr. Kimball. I have an appointment." The secretary says, "What's your first name?" He says, "Hank. Want...

Ahhh, thank you! It comes back to me a bit now. After Pinocchio said he had an elephant sandwich for lunch, the next page said, "Pinocchio's nose DIDN'T grow" (I'm picturing that perhaps Luis Avalos put his hand over his nose to feel if it grew at all) and then the final page said, "But the...

Thank you hooperfan.

I remember that one very well. Up to the shovel part. Never could recall what came next. The shy shortstop vaguely comes back, thank you! I recall Morgan saying, "A ship?" And then rather alarmed saying, "A shark!" I'm thinking the shadowy shark closed its jaws and that there was a sound...

Another classic clip I haven't seen since probably the 70's is the snow man and snow woman. Couldn't find it on youtube or anything about it on the web search. Searching for "snowwoman" here at the forum, I found this quote I made about it way back in 2005: "Remember the one with the snowman...

I think he's 50 today, wow! Welcome to the 50's, fuzzgobo! Happy Birthday on this milestone. And you and I are still MUCH younger than the Fred Ziffel avatar on the left there!

Yes that's right, there have been a few others over the last few years I doubted I'd get to see again. :) Maybe someone with some old VHS tapes of SS who hasn't yet put them on youtube will do so at some point. Or maybe we will get some more Old School SS dvds released at some point again.

Thanks Kathy, same to you! Yeah the English version of "What will we do tomorrow, Bert" I remember pretty well from the 70's and, I think, early 80's. But on youtube there's only a German version available. So I guess I can't say I haven't SEEN it in over 30 years anymore, but rather, I haven't...

Hi fuzzygobo. Yes, I'm older than you but that's only because I was born first. (Got that line from All in the Family when Archie said that in response to Edith saying, "Well you're older than me"). Well I'm happy you at least vaguely recall this sketch. I figured I couldn't be the only one in...

Here's an obscure animated sketch I thought of. Saw it several times in the early 70's. Haven't seen it since. No videos of it and couldn't even find anything about it in this forum or a google search. A simple and short sketch, it had 3 animated frogs next to each other. The one on the left...

Searching on google for that David and Maria eating spaghetti skit, the only thing I could see coming up was my post about it over 12 years ago. Here's what I said then: "Here's a classic sketch with David and Maria I liked. They are in a restaurant and both order a bowl of spaghetti. Maria...

I saw that youtube got that one in German a while ago. Be nice to see that in English again. My highlight from that one was Bert saying in reply to Ernie's, "He's so busy chewing (the bubblegum) that he can't bite you", "That is the DUMBEST thing I have EVER heard." I saw the Grover serves...

Okay, I don't think any of the classic moog puzzle segments were brought up on this thread yet. So HERE is the classic one with Ernie. It's been on youtube for several months now, but it's fun to listen to again and hear the sounds of the synthesizer and the puzzle pieces moving around. The...

Thanks Skye, Ilikemuppets, and redBoobergurl. Today was very painful. She was pretty distant. I guess she's okay with us just bascially saying hello when we meet. So much for the friendship she said she would always cherish. That's the way it goes. Can suddenly be dropped like a hot potato...