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Muppet_DK, do you have the pic of Boppity, Flower-Eating Monster, and some Season 5 Frackles appearing in a GOFH episode?

They were: Ernie Bert Big Bird Prairie Dawn Elmo Telly Grundgetta

I am sure.

There were three Hunchback Frackles; one was the Snake Frackle (the green one with stripes on his back and a tail), the second Hunchback Frackle (the other green one with a big green bill), and the third Hunchback Frackle (the blue-green one who also appeared in The Jim Henson Hour's Monster...

One more addition: Boppity danced in the background in "At the Dance" in the Charles Aznavour episode.

The Muppet Show's Cleo Laine episode never reaired on Nickelodeon.

Gorgon, are you still working on the Tennessee Ernie Ford outline?

Eren never performed Mildred. Frank Oz performed her, as did Richard Hunt, Dave Goelz, and Louise Gold.

What Season 5 Frackles appear?

Right. Male and Female Koozebanians, Baby Koozebanians, plus a fish-like Fazoob and a trumpet-nosed Fazoob.

Okay, why not? Since Jerry had to return to the U.S. for five weeks because of his daughter's illness, that would leave Dr. Teeth, Zoot, Animal, and Janice.

Thanks anyway.

Muppet_DK has the pic of him in his site.

Here's my idea: Name: Policeman Fish Season(s): 23 Year(s): 1991 Performer(s): Unknown Description: Helped Elmo to locate the treasure.

Since Lenny's already listed, the lizard from the Diana Ross's opening number is used as one of the jury members.

The first box includes one of the lawyers, piglet, gopher, and lobster. The second box includes the other one of the lawyers, lizard, parrot, snake, and weasel.

Season 2

I hope Scarecroe has these sketches from these episodes: Joel Grey: Wayne & Wanda Muppet News Jim Nabors: Gone With The Wind Danceros Paul Williams: All of Me Charles Aznavour: The Old-Fashioned Way Vincent Price: You've Got a Friend P.S. "You've Got a Friend"...

He was an audience member in "Muppets Tonight".

It's about an all-cowboy rock-&-roll group with a blacklight theater rod puppet cowboy dancer. I saw a picture of them in the South Florida Science Museum exhibit "The Vision of Jim Henson" on January 1999.