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I've been looking for a BETTER copy of this episode for a long time - my current copy looks old and glitchy. If anyone can help me out, email or PM me and I'll reward you greatly.

Keep in mind, until now, SS clips have been deleted only by the user. But consider this: nantoseiken's account was deleted most likely because the user posted videos from The Daily Show, which can be found at Comedy Central's site... :concern: Make sense?

He also appeared in this segment where a trash can was drawn (slowly), then the word CASA appeared on the can. He popped out of the can and said "A grouch's can is his CASA."

According to the closed-captioning, the refrain is "A la luna no voy yo" which means "I don't go to the moon."

According to Muppet Wiki, they were played by Brandon Maggart and James Catusi.

Kind of like the final story Jane Curtin delivered during Weekend Update on SNL in 1976 ... "In a tragically-related final story, TV personality Speedy Alka Seltzer came out of the medicine cabinet this week, and admitted that he was a bicarbonate. Fearful over possible criticism, the...

3 changes I'd like to see: 1. The return of a contemporary pop music sound to the show. Say for example, an AM boy band doing a song about the alphabet in the style of O-Zone's "Dragostea Din Tei." 2. More lessons about danger. Have PELIGRO be the Spanish Word of the Day. 3. More...

On GAC I'm known simply as The G Man.

This one was actually taped in 1988, for episode #2478.

Which Unpaved episodes have logos and which don't? (That matters to a few people)

"No time is wasted time."

Where did you find this out?

It was indeed released on the Sesame Mucho! LP, under the name Puerto Rico (peformed by Jose Feliciano).

Where did you hear this?

In high school I had a few classes with someone who reminded me a lot of :mad: : she was chubby, vain, arrogant and rude.

They're a part of the shower curtain. Some shower curtains are lavishly designed like that.

Somewhere around a 2 - I think you worry too much, what with those "decade of bad weather" and "global warming" threads.

Face it, when Telly was a newer character, he was more gullible - he was like Oscar's toy. As the years went on he learned to think for himself, but was still eager to please anyone - not just Oscar.

It would have been an awful sequel, and everyone at Disney/Pixar knows it (it wasn't even started by Pixar staff to begin with). If anyone knows how to treat his characters, it's Lasseter. So far, he's doing a great job as head of the feature animation department. :)

No, he means Ethel Mermaid of "I Get a Kick out of U".