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Yet again, this was another clip that SesameMike has also remembered! http://forum.muppetcentral.com/showthread.php?t=18858&highlight=%22Change+dime%22 Are you two twins? :D :zany:

If it helps, you can find this classic in show #198.

Yep; in one sketch he pulls the neck of his shirt down, and we can see his orange skin, so apparently the orange body (used for scenes in the bathtub) is always with the puppet.

It's not even listed on the old Henson.com website.

Lookin' forward to it. :)

I never knew "Mah Na Mah Na" was replaced on the video release. Why? Music rights?

Nope; those other CG characters were controlled like puppets, similar to Waldo C. Graphic. The book and the other animals in it were made from a computer, but no puppetry work (except for the dubbed voices). Well, I guess it'd be more animation than puppetry, more like "Toy Story" animation...

Well, it's a great song. :) By the way, some time ago I was digging through stuff from an old box, and I happened to find a coloring book illustrated by none other than Bud Luckey! It was about jobs and featured both Muppets and humans. Unfortunately I can't scan any pictures, but still a...

It was also done by the same people who did "Alligator King" and "Ladybug Picnic". It may have been their first piece for the show.

In show #666 I'm 100% sure she was played by Jerry Nelson. I guess they decided to switch performers later on.

Unfortunately it was cut from the Noggin edition. Where exactly was this song placed in the show? Anyone remember?

At one point, the kid finished the story before Bill could! Bill: "How do you know?" Kid: "I know your friend." Bill: "Oh."

4096: The Even Animals Have Skin Book. 4096: What animals came out of the book, and if they should be added. Well, both of these are CG characters, so I don't know if they should be added; it depends on what you believe. 4102: The Camel.--the same camel puppet used for Sidney, but a...

I would if I could, but I can't. Sorry.

*Sigh* I love it when older members are here. :)

"Maybe Tiddlywinks?" This sketch can be found in show #1093. Also, the only monster in the sketch was Herry.

SesameMike can; he said the same thing about this song. ;)

Me, too. :)

The earliest I've seen him referred to by name is in a 1981 book, "The SS Circus of Opposites" (which also contains what may be the earliest illustrations of the Honkers, and even Pearl and Deena appear).

Either that or he's VERY busy with other projects. After all, Jim Henson has always been credited to the Muppets' success (just like how Phil is usually noted as the webmaster of MC), but there's thousands of people who have made it what it is. That's what makes it great; it's a group effort...