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I am definitely interested in #2614. I have all the Unpaved episodes by now, and these PBS episodes. And FYI: "High 12" can also be seen in #3162.

900 posts? I can't believe myself ... School, maybe. ;) :D

You're thinking of the Roger Miller episode. The UK spot in that one is a song about rum (in a bar), and has pretty much nothing to do with chickens.

Perhaps this section of my website will be of some help to get you started ... ;)

His voice sounds different sometimes because Matt Vogel is Carroll's substitute, when he can't make it to the set. What involvement? Disney is in no way connected with Sesame Workshop (thank goodness).

Last time I counted, I have 126 of them, and my collection is still incomplete. I imagine the amount of E&B sketches (1969-1990) must be at least 150-175. :smirk:

You mean Junior's still king? In The Gorg Who Would Be King, his first and last decree as king was that there would be no more kings - thus he threw his crown into the sky, and Doc and Sprocket ended up finding it.

Doc is trying to revive a house plant (which he named "Lucinda") by telling it his life story. Meanwhile, in Fraggle Rock, it's almost time for the Duet-a-Thon, and everyone has a partner except Wembley, who insists that Gobo perform with Uncle Matt instead. Cotterpin Doozer notices Wembley...

"A Tune for Two" is the most tear-jerking one I can think of. A great story, with a great ending.

Doc has decided to make a deal with a contractor that would make him and Sprocket rich. The deal is that they use the limestone caverns below Doc's house as storage for industrial waste. Sprocket protests, but Doc says he'll call the deal off if Sprocket can prove that there are creatures...

eBay? Funny you should mention that ... it was released on home video in the UK back in '88. This tape turns up from time to time on eBay, as you can see: Here's one ... And here's another one! Good luck!

I don't think that's a Henson production ...

It's the UK skit from the Wally Boag episode, and it's not available on DVD.

It is, but don't be so sure. The complete version was released on home video back in '89.

"Bert's Blanket." "If Moon Was Cookie." "Here is Your Life: Carton of eggs."

He laughed at the idea of a singing and dancing pig, which insulted her.

I think it had something to do with the bunch-beetles' extinction due to the tearing down of a cider-poppy patch to make way for a factory. A rather grim way to end a series, but it fits in with the time period.

Another note: that's the angriest I've ever seen Kermit.

In case my clue wasn't obvious enough, it was me. But we're not the only ones who have it. ;)