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Consider Boober Fraggle: he also has many traits that can be associated with AS: -Boober is a whiz at things that no other Fraggle seems to be quite as good at (laundry, cooking, "anting"). -Boober takes things more seriously than the others, and complains when they don't see how he feels...

This thread, started by me, is way outdated by now. But Jeff, I'm curious: did you actually tape FR when it was first shown on CBC in the 80s? Or are your episodes from the 2000-01 CBC reruns (which, to my knowledge, didn't show anything from Season 5)?

Yes to both.

Interesting. I think he also played a mute lavender gorilla named Garbo in this library scene I have from '86, in which Garbo does a book-balancing trick to earn a banana.

I thought this thread was about the insert with Bob joining Maria and Luis stranded on a desert island.

The Barkley closing was done in about 1980. The support credits had that music from 1972 to 1992.

From 1994 onward, the strip was distributed by Universal Press Syndicate.

Voilá.

Keep dreaming, folks ... :rolleyes:

Correct me if I'm wrong, but aren't you Joe D'Angelo? Whether or not you are, welcome aboard! :)

The first three are available on DVD.

Here's hoping they keep all the Muppet segments in tact. :smirk:

Answer here.

I subscribe to this mailing list. It's free. BTW, the sketch in question is this one.

This weekend, NBC is airing a 1975 SNL episode in its "NBC All Night" time slot. It's the one with Elliot Gould and Anne Murray, and it contains the sketch where Ploobis becomes suspicious that his wife is having an affair. Let's keep our fingers crossed that they keep this sketch in the show...