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Peter Linz is movin' right along, isn't he! It's great that he's inherited such an iconic Muppet role. Muppet Wiki says that he is also the new performer of Link Hogthrob, Robin the Frog, Statler, and Herry Monster (!!).

That is also a bummer...I truly wish we could see more of characters like Snuffy, Rosita, and the Count. As far as I know, Marty and Carmen haven't retired yet. Also, I wish that Telly would appear more often...I read somewhere that the writers loved doing scripts for him, and Marty enjoyed...

Wow...this makes me feel a bit unhappy about the revamped Sesame Street. I hate to say it, but I think that there is too much focus on the Muppets. Not that the Muppets are detrimental to our health, but SS seemed to be so much more effective and entertaining when the human-to-Muppet ratio was...

"Me have a soft-boiled cookie with a glass of cookie juice on the side!" --- Cookie Monster, from the SS song "Breakfast Time"

(An excerpt from Dana Carvey's sketch about Paul McCartney talking to John Lennon in heaven about Kanye, Trump, and other things) Dana in John's voice: Well what are his [Kanye's] lyrics about? Dana in Paul's voice: Well y'know, he writes chest thumpers about how good he is! Remember when you...

I loved that bit! I got another one from the same film: Frank Oz: To get into Grover, for a long time I went, (in Grover's voice) "Hmm?" Somehow, that always got me into it. But I did fashion Grover on my dog, Fred. :super: Jerry Nelson: One of the writers was writing a new character. He...

Eugene: Are you okay, Keith? [Keith is staring into space, his cheeks full of food and looking worried] Keith: I don't remember taking that bite...it just kinda happened! [laughter] Eugene: Are you on the McDonald's high right now? [Keith nods, panicked] Can you see space and time? [Eugene's...

"He's improving. Last time, he used spaghetti sauce." --- Bert (from the SS sketch where Ernie writes a shopping list using chocolate pudding as ink)

Morley Safer: How do the characters develop? Did Lew Zealand just spring out of someone's head one day? [Jerry Nelson brings Lew to life] Jerry/Lew: Well, they needed a boomerang fish act and I was the only one who had one! I throw them AY-WAY and they come back to me! I used to work for a...

Fozzie Bear: At our house we use paper plates, and after dinner my wife erases the dishes!

Wow, who knew that my comment about Lauren Scala would turn into a mini-thread about feminism and body image? Not to take anything away from the importance of those things, but I'll help us get back on topic with some older female celebs (40+) that I have crushed on: Jennifer Aniston, Gwen...

Yeah, I prefer a nice pair of legs over a Kardashian-sized butt any day of the week, trust me.

Sometimes I watch the NBC news at 6:30 a.m. just to see Lauren Scala and her A+ legs.

Number 119 features Bob, Big Bird, Susan, Gordon, and a handful of relatively obscure Muppets (at the time). Plus, Ernie and Bert exercise, Kermit interviews Pinocchio, and Guy Smiley hosts the Addition Game! Sesame Street Old School Outline 119 Season 9: Bob starts a barbershop quartet on...

I don't know how you hear these things...but it makes for some incredibly hilarious moments like this. You just made my day. Bravo!

Frank wasn't in that one. The Muppet Wiki page for "Sesame Street Gangsters" says that sketch had Jim Henson as Lefty, Richard Hunt as Benny, and Jerry Nelson as the boss. Just wanted to point that out. Unless you mean that you enjoy watching Richard and Frank's characters the most when...

I'd have to say my favorite guest star (out of all 120 celebrities) was John Denver. The chemistry that he had with the Muppets was nothing short of astounding and adorable, especially in "The Garden Song." Plus, the exchange with Miss Piggy over swamp creatures is gold because John couldn't...

Yeah, I don't go for the videos where Matt eats sugary things because if I watch them, MY teeth start hurting. With all the fast food and sweets that he's consumed, he should do a challenge where he eats a gigantic bowl of salad or a whole watermelon.

That's Matt Stonie, a professional competitive eater! For some reason I get this awestruck feeling whenever I watch his videos. It's just amazing how Matt eats five buckets of fried chicken, or an entire Thanksgiving meal, or three large pizzas, and still stays thin. I can't even do three...

Well, the story goes that Bob Ross was a sergeant in the US Air Force during the 1960s. After barking at his men for years, Ross decided that if he ever left the military he would never raise his voice again. Hence, the famous whispery voice that we've come to know and love!