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Hard to say - certainly not a biggie but not super-duper obscure either. Only appeared once, but seemed to be a "fan favorite" - i'd say most fans would immediately know the answer when it's revealed as opposed to thinking "Who?" (Sorry for the double post - tried to edit and goofed)

Not on of the biggies, but not super-duper obscure either. Made one appearance but i think it was a "fan favorite" one.

Not from Muppet Show

LOL! What would life be like without those blond moments? Yep, The Teppums only appeared once (probably had something to do with Reltats and Frodlaw) The next puzzle is: eiasdflbneisbe

Timrek the Gorf

Being about three years younger than Sesame Street, i'm so excited seeing it just as strong and influential as ever (and a bit chagrined knowing that my own 40th birthday won't be too much longer!) Sesame was such a major part of my life as a child - and looking back it's clear just how much...

I've been listening to all my Shakespear's Sister albums lately in excited anticipation of the new album, but as per specific songs i've been playing my favorite ones over and over in my car - "Dirty Mind", "I Don't Care", "Opportunity Knockers", "White Rabbit" cover, "Remember My Name" and "Was...

Maybe it's been this way for quite some time and i never actually noticed, but i recently noticed colored dots by everyone's name. What's the dealeo with these? Muppaphones hoping we'll adopt them? Christmas tree ornaments? An odd side effect of not being able to afford new contact lenses?

Very good - let me GIVE YOU FIVE!

Not TMS

Thanks for piping in and sharing about that. It says (and means) a lot!

Two words.

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Personally speaking as one of the tape traders on the board, i wouldn't do it. I can't speak for everyone but most tape traders follow a code of ethics out of respect for the property we love (and also not to cross any legal lines) that we don't make copies of something that's officially...

Am now up to page 165. Just have to re-iterate how much i love how they give just about every puppeteer from Sesame over the years their due recognition - including the right-handers (although a few "leftover" Muppeteers who in all honesty were far more than right-handers who don't get a page...

Oh dear, i seem to have wandered into an Abbott & Costello routine. The question is not "gee what does this shiny little number do" but rather "what is the internal logic behind the numbering system" - HOW ARE THEY CATALOGUED? What do the numbers WITHIN the code specify as opposed to the...

Thanks for trying to help, Snowth, but that really isn't the route i was going down with my question. Like i said, i'm into script collecting so i'm well aware of production codes and their function (most scripts will have at least one production code on each page) I'm not looking for a...

Mudwell the Mudbunny

Okay let me preface this by saying i'm a total "script geek" - i love to collect scripts of Henson/Muppet shows (and other fave shows as well). I have yet to acquire any Sesame scripts though so i was overjoyed to see Louise Gikow's 40th anniversary book include a healthy number of script...

My B&N got them in today and even though i basically had to sacrifice food money for the week, i picked it up. I'm really resisting the temptation to flip ahead and skim photos - i want each and every page to be a new surprise upon coming to it! I'm about 85 pages in and here's some random...