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Yeah I think so. I used to have a whole bunch of them as a kid. Even the early Telly plush I think was from Applause. In fact, I think the Elmo I had which looks very similar to that was made from Applause as well. It was one of the first Sesame Street lines from Applause I believe.

Frank's Dr Rain brain always cracks me up "and one crazy scientist". The airport one is another one of my all time favorites. :) One of the things that I've noticed in general is that wacky comedy isn't really around anymore. It's like from the beginning of slapstick film until whenever, it was...

Yeah, I would think that was some sort of sound editing error. Plus Richard Hunt's Janitor character's mop, the top falls off but he continues cleaning with the stick, sort of. Yeah, I think that Monster has a name. "Harry" (Not Herry Monster). The voice is hilarious. "Is this Sesame Street...

Well the ending was quite cute and slightly silly but not wacky enough for my tastes. I'm not sure if I've mentioned this one yet. Oh what the hey. Richard Hunt is really funny in this having his half of the Two Headed Monster singing. And I really love Harvey Monster's dancing style. It kind...

Another album sketch I like to mention in which I downloaded from iTunes and have it on my ipod. (I have quite a few Ernie and Bert sketches I bought for it, I used to have the tape "Ernie and Bert: Side to Side" as a kid so it just feels great to have some of the sketches I remember and even...

You.....not the same. lol A true classic. Plus it's the one clip that's used a lot in several Jim Henson documentaries. Plus some of the ending footage is seen on a monitor in "The Fantastic Miss Piggy Show". This very sketch reminds me of how Bert mentioned in Follow That Bird on how Ernie...

Ah yes, one of my all time favorites. I just love how the scientist is having a ball watching the robot destroy his whole laboratory. Even as an adult, there's still something comical about big messes. Like on Ed Edd N Eddy, Ed once said in an early episode "And I'll get in the way and make a...

I like the ending. Though I thought it was a bit long and in my opinion, should have been sorter near the beginning and middle. I didn't like the armpit gag, a bit too low brow. Though the host having his head the wrong way and turning it back is pretty cool. But yeah if the main focus was just...

Well personally I thought the sketch was quite funny. Especially Guy getting a bit of transportation from Gladys at the end. Also I love it when crazy stuff happens like stuff getting crashed though the walls and goofy characters. Like in Beat The Time with Cookie Monster steels a cane, a train...

Ernie and Bert are my favorite Muppets on Sesame Street. It's so interesting how Ernie and Bert are complete opposites. Yes in deed, it is vaudeville. The classic situation of Ernie being the free spirited comic and Bert being the over the top serious person who just gets angry over a little...

(There's a bit with Big Bird and Snuffy before hand that's about a minute and forty five seconds before hand.) Jim is really funny parodying Pat Sajak. "So what do you do for a living Count?" "I Count!" "Ah, an accountant." (Count was slightly disturbed by that answer) Totally made my morning...

I love that one. Truely a classic. I was laughing like crazy. "You won MONSTERS!" Probably one of the best Guy Smiley sketches I've ever seen. Another one I remember was the one where he sings about the seasons and the seasons change really fast at the end causing him to be frightened. I miss...

I just love how Grover is being shook by the character "Marty". lol I was quite surprised to see that. Funny how there wasn't much Muppet animals built around the time this was made. It kind of reminds me of that song "We're a family". Wasn't the Anything Muppets in the early days going to have...

Remember the Ernie and Bert sketch where Ernie keep a glass of water and the reason was the sink was flooding the whole apartment? I just loved the ending where everything is underwater and Bert is shout gargling "ERNIE!" and Ernie is happily swimming in the background. :) There was several...

I see your point of view on that. Wow, kids hated it? lol It kind of reminds me of how I did a kids puppet show once and this little girl walked up to me when I was packing up my puppets "ARE YOU DONE YET?" and I told her yes and she was cheering "MOMMY, DADDY, TIME TO GO TO TOYS R US!" UGH...

I figured that Richard was a very out spoken person which is just probably part of his personality. Yeah I was quite surprised from some of the stuff I've read, I still need to finish the book. I have the happen of jumping to chapter to chapter if I'm looking for something specific. I remember...

I got to still get the Old School Volume 3 DVD. I have one and two. Plus I still need to get the final season Fraggle Rock DVD set too. Speaking of Richard Hunt and Marty Robinson, did you read about them in Street Gang on how Richard didn't really like new puppeteers but later had respect for...

That much have been the first one with Grover and Mr. Johnson. It's funny how that early Grover looks similar to the current Grover today, very shaggy. :super: I love the cartoony slapstick gags that happen from time to time like the giant Hamburger. I always wonder how the props are made, they...

Right, I'm not sure if it's something from Henson Alternative or something like that.

Hi Terry, I've think I've heard your name before. It's an honor to be chatting with you on the forum. I remember noticing that some Muppeteers hang out here with us fans. It's Really cool. :) Didn't Richard Hunt originally perform The Storyteller Fraggle? I remember the episode with Sir...