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Wow, I used to have the same confusion when I was that age! :)

I have a copy of this short. I read in one of my ASIFA newsletters awhile ago that it was going to be shown at the SF Film Festival in '68, but because of all the controversy it was causing, they pulled it out at the last minute even though it was listed in the program. One of the programmers...

It's impossible to get ALL of the first 2,615 episodes, but some of us (namely, yours truly) have made a pretty good start. See the link below.

I've got plenty of old ones too. Mario, if you ever wanna trade, feel free check out my website (link below) to see what I have, then drop me an email or PM. :)

post #1000 ... proof that I should get a life Bravo! Fantastic job, Josh! :) How long have you been drawing?

On a brick wall against a black background, Kermit tries to demonstrate what round is, with the help of a wisecracking ball (FO) whose favorite song is "Tiptoe Through the Tulips." He introduces Kermit to his "daddy," a scary-looking basketball (JH). There's no ending music.

Frank Oz was the girl, and Joe Raposo was the monster.

I think he also did "Some, None, All."

[music: "Baby Steps" instrumental by Joe Raposo. a pink AM boy stands at the center of the screen as other AM's walk by and identify him] VOICE (JN): Who is this boy? WOMAN (FO): [purple] Ohh. He's my son. GIRL (RH): [green] He's my brother. MAN (FO): [tall orange] Ohh, he's my paper boy...

These and Faffner Hall were shot in PAL, so the only way to see them on a R1 disc is to make new transfers from the PAL masters ... thus in application to these, I doubt you'll get your "wish." :smirk:

John and Faith Hubley were a husband-and-wife team who created several animated bits for SS. More details here.

It's another one of those "repeat the beat" cartoons that the Hubleys did. The other one I know of is the one where a penguin on a cloud repeats the rhythms of a drum, a saw on a log, a typewriter and a door knock, and at the end dances to all of them put together, then bows to an applauding...

Yeah, sometimes it's hard to tell Deanmo from ... oh, I won't even say his name. :rolleyes:

Email me ... I can help you out. ;) :sympathy:

Bob McGrath, Joe Raposo and Loretta Long.

I can't help but wonder if there was a UK version of Manny's Land of Carpets ... :smirk:

There's also another one where, in front of a curtain, she sings a madrigal rendition of the alphabet with Snuffy (who has a creepy tenor voice).

That album also has a track with Bert and Ernie, "A Tale of Two Friends." (FYI: From hearing the 30-second sample, I can tell it's a rehash of the subplot in Christmas Eve on Sesame Street.)

How about that - that's two days before the US airdate! How common is that?

This will help ...