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Now you have to wonder if other characters will also get this treatment.

I have trust in Lasseter as well; if he has any Muppet-related ideas, they'll probably be worth trying.

I'm most interested in the fate of Daniella who appeared in those bits with Forgetful Jones around 1979 or so ("You're not Vanilla? Then you must be Chocolate."); I kind of liked her.

He really is an interesting character; somehow throwing fish that come back at you works in a strange way.

How does the main part of the song go apart from the refrain? It's a little hard to make out since they sing it rather fast. :excited:

I remembered liking this one a long time ago. We panned into the office of an old-style private investigator (to appropriately noirish music), who gave a good long speech on the letter P and the words that began with it. The punchline was that at the end he received a phone call that prompted...

Sometimes whenever I'd go on vacation somewhere, I'd have a dream wherein the characters would be going through it as well. These would always begin and end well a flight aboard an old run-down plane Oscar happened to have, which would board from 123 Sesame and then take off from there (yes...

Probably my favorite is "nephew Brad takes a bath." Ernie takes the whole thing to a usual ridiculous extreme, and Bert's facial expression are classic. Second place would be the "H TV" segment with Ernie solving the crisis by taking the h-items out of the set, only to find this causes the "I...

You have to wonder, had he been around, how Gobo would have reacted. Knowing him, it seems most likely he would have advocated some semblence of rationality from the other Fraggles from the start, although given how easily they all got whipped up once Red gave a full description of what...

And did this one have a segement for a rectangle as well, because I vaguely remember it (or perhaps they flashed a rectangle with the other shapes at either the beginning or end)?

It was indeed first aired with the Union Jack intro, I remember that very well (1986 is probably about right). Similarly, as has been noted above, the ending did not involve the pipe eating this time, as it faded out after Cookie caught the lamb from midair. I think this is probably my...

Certainly in today's high tech world you would have if you try to restart a downed computer by feeling the urge to hop up and down and cry "wubba wubba" (because it sounds so nice to say, anyway)--provided that running around in circles while screaming at the top of your lungs doesn't work...

But would that be ethical?