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I just wanted to know if anyone knows all or most of the episodes the Floyd sung in and what they were.

I find it wierd that it was credited as 20 minutes longer when it was actually only 15 mins. longer, though they were all good scenes.

Yeah, that was pretty lame the lack of screentime. Animal was reduced to two scenes, Teeth having only grunting noises, Floyd making a laughing noise. I was pleased however that Janice said anything.

Its in the scene where Miss Piggy sings The Witch is in the House. Floyd has a line, janice has a line, Zoot has 2 lines, Dr. Teeth has 2 lines, and Animal gets a buttload more of screentime. Plus it has so much more screentime of them playing.

there was once a spoof on Chapelle called Kneehigh park where a bunch of messed up puppets were on it. On had an STD and pulled his pants down showing his *****. I agree though, this is a family oriented site.

silly quote.

He could've been in those episodes but why? He wasnt really a main character or anything. He was actually one of my least favorite characters.

Thats actually from the scene where they met the Mayhem about 25 to 30 minutes into the film.

In the Muppet Show, Jerry Nelson performed the whatnot dance partners. The really loud lady and the really calm guy.

Mine are 1."Dancing and a wigglin, jelly belly jigglin....honey thats the way I am." 2."Then your going to have to get a second apartment." 3."If this were the movies..." :D "Which it is." :sing: "Then we'd come up with some kind of clever plot device.";) "Like disguising their car so it...

Harry did speak clearly in MWoO. He said at least 3 or 4 clear lines. He appeared semi-regularly on the Muppet Show until episode 73, and then appeared later in Melissa Manchester 108. He appeared in Muppet Movie, Great Muppet Caper, Muppets Take Manhatten and even had a small cameo role in...

As for the question asked long ago, "WHat is that thing around Kermit's neck?" In IaVeryMerryMCM, in the deleted scenes, Kermit says to Carson Daly, "And thats where that funny thing around my neck came from." So there is an answer, we just didnt hear it!

Oh...sorry, my mistake!:D

You obviously meant Jerry Nelson, not writer Jerry Juhl(right?). Nelson would have probably performed the same characters he did. He was a principal performer for Muppets Tonight where his only new character was one of the Elvises, so the same for the Muppets. He now only does the Count...

For those who didnt catch it, here is a description. It first has a similar theme song to sesame street showing kids. Next it has Big Bird (Obviously not the same looking puppet) coughing. Two kids come up and ask him how hes feeling and he says he visited his relatives and now hes sick...

For those who didnt catch it, here is a description. It first has a similar theme song to sesame street showing kids. Next it has Big Bird (Obviously not the same looking puppet) coughing. Two kids come up and ask him how hes feeling and he says he visited his relatives and now hes sick...

No it isnt. The episode that was mentioned wasnt the right one. It wasnt Charles Asnavour...it was Bruce Forsythe that the song appeared in.

I'm just wondering.:sing:

Was it cut out on the first season DVD? I swear it isnt in the episode on the DVD.

It was pretty good. I would give it a B minus probably. I liked the cool Statler and Waldorf cameo, where they were young men in a theater. Good enough story, and Steve did a great Jim-like Kermit in this one. I didn't particularly like the live adult actors though.