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Janice... We'd toss back root beer and wings and talk about the Sunset Strip and that whole scene. The Doors, Janis, Jimi...they probably could've hung out with the Mayhem at one point or another. Sincerely, John "manoftheSTREET" Kilduff...

In before the thread lock... I had a feeling the First Lady would pay a visit to the Street. Looks to be interesting so far...Laura Bush is confirmed, and it's been rumored that Ozzy Osbourne might appear next season as well. Sincerely, John "manoftheSTREET" Kilduff...

In "Jay And Silent Bob Strike Back", Chris Rock plays Chaka, the director of the movie-within-a-movie. At one point, he becomes fed up with the idea that a black man can't direct, and he said he came up with the original idea for "Sesame Street". The title can't be repeated on this board, but...

Don't know if it's a typo or not... but they mentioned this movie in Entertainment Weekly's Fall TV Preview, and they said that another Cusack would be in the movie. Of course, I speak of John Cusack, he of "Better Off Dead" and "Say Anything" fame. Any word on whether he'll be in the movie...

Nora's full name... Nora Nicks, the VJ for NTV. To me, she seemed modeled on one of MTV's first VJs, an N name herself, Nina Blackwood. Fave alphabet sketch: Melissa Etheridge's spoof of her "Like The Way I Do" entitled (I believe) "Like The Way U Does". Sincerely, John...

With apologies to TravellingMatt for using his formatting... Special Guest Star: Eddie Murphy Opening Theme Opening Number: The Electric Mayhem performs "Shakedown" from the "Beverly Hills Cop II" soundtrack Statler: "Shakedown"...sounds good... Waldorf: Yeah...Arrest the...

Here are some of my "Muffin" movies: 1. "Lethal Muffin" 2. "Reform School Muffins" 3. "Back To The Muffin" 4. "Muffins 2: The New Batch" 5. "Poltermuffin" 6. "Wayne's Muffin" 7. "Ruthless Muffins" 8. "Outrageous Muffin" 9. "Talking Heads: Stop Making Muffins" 10. "Krush Muffin" 11...

A word of advice from an almost-2-year veteran of DVDs... Make sure the movie you want is in its Original Aspect Ratio. If a movie was made in a widescreen format, it is best that it is seen that way. "Die Hard" in widescreen on DVD is a thing of beauty..."Die Hard" in pan-and-scan (which is...

-More 80s artists than you could ever goshdarn dream of... -Pink -No Doubt -Cee-Lo -New Radicals (one album, yes, but a wonderful album it was) -Blackalicious -Dirty Vegas Sorry I couldn't list the 80s artists, but I have a reason...I love ALL 80s music. From Grandmaster Flash to Lee...

ssetta, I know it wasn't produced by CTW/Sesame Workshop... They just got the rights to include "Yakety Yak" in a few episodes. When I said "through the back", I guess I should have said "It allowed indirect 'Street' appearances by..." Would that be a little better? Sincerely, John...

SPECIAL GUEST STARS: JIMMY FALLON and TINA FEY OPENING THEME OPENING NUMBER: The Electric Mayhem performs "View To A Kill" Statler: I can't believe we had to VIEW that! Waldorf: Someone KILL the producer! BACKSTAGE: Miss Piggy tries to convince Jimmy and Tina to go out on a double...

The Count's celeb sketches, of course... The Susan Sarandon sketch was charming (not to mention it's probably the only educational kids show I can think of that snuck in a reference to RHPS). So that's what Kathleen Turner did when she appeared on "Sesame Street"...I NEED that sketch on...

If the regular Muppets themselves can't get A-list stars... then how come "Sesame Street" can? This past year, they got some major TV talent to make appearances (James Gandolfini and Edie Falco from "The Sopranos" and Ray Romano from "Everybody Loves Raymond"), as well as musical acts like...

For this one, you need to have seen this season's "Broken B/Letter Of The Month" episode and the 1986 Judd Nelson/Ally Sheedy action movie "Blue City". In this episode, Telly and Baby Bear, upon recieving the letter of the month "B", sing a song with words that begin with the letter. They use...

Meryl Sheep was a brill caricature... Fave sketch: When she coached Susan Sarandon (as herself) on how to say the ABCs. Sincerely, John "manoftheSTREET" Kilduff

That wasn't Snoop Dogg's song originally, frogboy... It was actually "Atomic Dog" and it was by George Clinton originally. Snoop just sampled it for one of his songs... As for the "Doggystyle" videos, I'll only say that they make biting the heads off of bats look G-rated by comparison...

My moments... The letter readings from MCJH Kermit's Ghost Town Speech from TMM (The lines that gets to me: "If you don't agree with it, well, then...Go ahead and kill me." They would NEVER do that in a Muppet product nowadays) "One Little Star" from "Follow That Bird" The whole of MTM...

Specific favorites of Gibson and Williams (and a few celebs I forgot))... Fave Mel Gibson "Street" appearance: "Lethal Weapon 3" on "Monsterpiece Theater", one of the few times he and Danny Glover (who was also in the sketch) played Riggs and Murtaugh outside of the "Weapon" movies. Fave...

Posted by ssetta: It was part of something that was done for PBS. It was a flix of a bunch of children's characters together, and Big Bird did not push Barney off stage. They were actually together on stage for the first and last time. In the background, they played the song "We Are Family" by...

Aaah, yes, Romano did a good appearance on the show. I thought he and Grover has some brilliant interplay. Also, I never saw the segment but I'm wondering: She's always been one of my favorite actresses, and I missed out on her "Street" appearance. When Kathleen Turner appeared on...