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Was "Spinning Wheel" a Muppet segment? I've got a copy of the song from a non-SW record (which doesn't even have any original SS songs; they've even got "Mah Na Mah Na" on there).

My PBS station didn't use numbers, but when talking about pledges (or advertising their phone number) they used the skit where the Martians meet a telephone. I still got that ad.

He probably meant "The Muppet Show". I think Kermit only referenced Piggy once on SS, in an Old McDonald News Flash.

Sure; remember when they did "Little Red Riding Hood and the Oat Bran Cookies"? Ironically, all three appeared together in a reference from "American Dad".

In one episode, she tried to learn to fly, but couldn't. (In the same episode, one of her relatives ended up flying and falling on Prairie Dawn.) It was an episode from the nineties.

I got my first bad trade with Barry Lee (who told me that he will not be trading anything anymore). Believe it or not, it was a year ago when I sent him stuff. (I was pretty darn determined to get the stuff from him; he had the 30th anniversary special and "Julie on SS"!) He offered me...

Just wondering, do you have the HIT DVD copy (or does England have a different version)? There's an extended version of "Grandma Otter..." and a song called "Born in a Trunk" on it.

I think I know the answer. Miss Finch was performed just like BB; with one arm in the head and neck, and the other one in her left wing. It looked like the performers of the Dodos had a mechanism in one of their hands, allowing them to work the beaks. (The same mechanism is used for...

Agnes was the tamborine player. The gray woman is Miss Kathleen The green woman was the maid in the "Sherlock Holmes" sketch. In the song "Doo Wah Ditty" (not sure which episode), the green woman makes a reference to "Hetty"; I have no clue who she is, maybe the same one used as Carter...

Very nice! Sounds like some of them are in stereo. But there's one mistake: "Cute" was in "Dog City", not "Aquatic Life".

It wasn't at the end of the show; Scarecroe made that clip and added it to the end. (Nice touch, Scott.)

Believe me, you can trust it. There's lots of reliable sources there, even some unexpected "helpers" have worked on it. If something is wrong or we're not sure about it, we debate about it, and whoever has the best solution wins out. I don't think any of the Wikipedia people are working on...

Are they monsters?

She was originally conceived as a fruit bat, but then changed into a monster. I love her design; she's very unique. Her eyes are connected, her mouth is wider, and she has wings (which, unfortunately, were removed; why?). And she's turquoise; usually monsters are clearly blue, red, orange...

The Gorgs from Fraggle Rock use the same mechanism.

I finally got your tapes finished, KermiClown. I'll e-mail you and let you know what I'd like from you.

I think he's referring to SesameStoner.

Hmm, I was a little disappointed by "The Frog Prince"; it sounds like part of it's from the special, and part of it's from the record. (But then again that's what the album was; what I mean is on the album Jim and Jerry recorded some extra stuff, like Kermit's new intro.) But MBP is a great...

I think they should be listed by their name, then the SG reference after the show they're from.

I think they should be listed individually.