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I sure do hope that they got Muppeteers doing more of the Twiddlebug voices. Did any voice them in that Season 37 skit?

THE SESAME STREET HORROR SPECIAL PART TWO HERRY WEREWOLF It’s morning. We see Herry all covered up in his blankets in his bed. He removes the covers from his bed, and we see that Herry Monster appears to be back to normal! Herry: Hey… I’m ME again! But how? I think I should ask my mom...

THE SESAME STREET HORROR SPECIAL PART TWO HERRY WEREWOLF It’s morning. We see Herry all covered up in his blankets in his bed. He removes the covers from his bed, and we see that Herry Monster appears to be back to normal! Herry: Hey… I’m ME again! But how? I think I should ask my mom...

From an idea a friend of mine had about a character from "Sesame Street" being a werewolf, and in honor of the first "Mysterious Theater" skit to be uploaded on Youtube, I decided to write this little story here! This is part one of the story. It is set to take place during the 1990-1991...

Well, speaking of "Mysterious Theater" and that opening, I am writing a very interesting fan fiction about Herry Monster being a werewolf, and it is hosted by Vincent Twice and features that opening. I am posting it on this forum right now!

I've never seen the "Just Because" skit for the letter Y, but I heard the audio. Who IS that little girl that's with Grover? I doubt that it's Prairie Dawn, and I doubt it's that Lavender Anything Muppet girl from "The Question Song," but the girl here is voiced by Fran Brill. I'm sure she's an...

Cosmo on "The Fairly Oddparents" was dumbed down in later episodes. I certainly hope Fozzie Bear's not being dumbed down!

I think the whole "Around the Corner" was a pretty odd idea. The show is better when it didn't have that stuff like the Furry Arms Hotel, etc. But some of the former ATC characters have reappeared in recent seasons, like Benny the Rabbit.

They made a second appearance! Fozzie sounded like an African-American!

Oops, sorry if I ruined it, Convincing John! :)

THEY JUST DID ANOTHER MUPPET REFERENCE ON "FAMILY GUY!" Kermit and the Swedish Chef both appeared. They had the wrong voices as a joke. Kermit sounded like a black guy and the Swedish Chef had a lisp! The background was the same kind seen on "The Muppet Show!"

Yeah, Steve should probably try Guy Smiley. But they CAN recast Prince Cha-Cha-Charming to Eric Jacobson. He'd probably make him sound like the original Prince Charming!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mZMJbQlRicw Here is the original 1980s version, complete with the Union Jack opening and Alistair Cookie's pipe! Unfortunately, the ending is cut off. However, I realized something. In the 1990s version, though they changed the opening title and theme music and...

I think a song that "Sesame Street" should've covered was "Chicken Soup With Rice," with lyrics by Maurice Sendak and singing by Carole King! This was from the "Really Rosie" TV special. I can picture a female Anything Muppet lip-synching to Carole King's vocals as other Muppets perform the...

NO WAY! Only one "Elmo's World" skit is good enough. They take up 20 minutes of the show! We wouldn't have room for anything else!

Frank Oz will always be the best, but Eric Jacobson provides an incredible simulation. At first in the Pizza Hut ads with Miss Piggy, I didn't know it wasn't Frank Oz playing her until I read about it online! Also, they've recast Guy Smiley to Eric Jacobson. This results in Guy sounding like...

I think the only characters Jerry Nelson now performs on the show nowadays are The Count and Herry Monster (that is, when Herry gets used!)

Jerry was probably busy with other Muppet projects. David Rudman performed Mr. Johnson in the entire movie, but Jerry Nelson dubbed most of his lines.

Youtube's going too far with removing stuff and banning users! They got rid of my two favorite Sesame Street News Flash clips! (the Pinocchio one and the Pig's Straw House one) Oh, BTW, nantoshuskien or however you spell that now got kicked out of Youtube, also. Sawings14 is next, so I'm...

I have a question about the "Gone With the Wind" segment of "Monsterpiece Theater"... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FKIjrzRMEqw Since it sounds like Jim Henson performing Kermit, and I heard that it was made in the mid-80s, I am suspicious about something. Did this skit originally have...