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Does anyone know where to purchase full feather boas made from Ostrich feathers online, or at any chain stores?

I didn't seem to get your email..mind resending it?

I can't wait to get that.. ;)

Rowlf and Kermit were recorded seperately and mixed together for that track.

Luckily, I caught it AND the Extra spot too. They did a spot on the ad there too, with more footage.

Warrick, have a great birthday, I couldn't ask for a better firend. Dave, hope your day is full of Muppety goodness!

In "There's Nothing We Women Can't Be" the liontamer sings "And that's why I'm here in this ring!!" when in fact, she's in no ring at all. Also, the puppetry is very bad on that one. Looks like it was possibly a first take?

I'm sorry, I just HAD to laugh at this. It doesn't suprise me at all..I was waiting for something like this to show up on EbAy..;)

There's over like 30 of those on one site around the web, and they're all really cool, from different scenes in the film..if I find it again, I'll post it.

I'm still amazed by that everytime I see it. Beautiful job. Wanna trade? ;) :D

Here's a few: In the 1971 Dragnet parody (with W as the wanted letter) You can see Jerry's head under the purple AM when he's chasing the W at the end of the sketch, as the shot gets wider and wider. In the Butterfly Sesame paegant, Herry Monster is suspended by a rope to fly like a...

Jerry plays the hippie in the Subway song, definitley. I agree, that's one of the best skits they did. It's also kind of odd to see Kermit and Bert in the same skit. I wonder if they ever paried up again in a sketch.

Jelly Man Kelly: If you're reffering to the actual British band The Beatles, they DID have a logo. I'm not sure about the Sesame Street Beetles, as I haven't seen their sketches in a while. I'm pretty sure they have a little logo though, too.

About the tape issue, I'm saying right now about 7 or 8 tapes would be my offer.

Ooh, a photo gallery, eh? Sounds intresting.

Yes, I am 100% positive it's Jerry. It is a bit of a different voice, but it is definitley him. Also, check the puppetry, it's very Jerry-esque.

No, Kevin just began performing him then. Brian stopped performing Elmo around '79. Richard did him for a year or two after that.

Buck, that's from The Muppet Movie! {slaps Buck} Maybe that'll teach ya! ;)

What else is there to say?? :confused:

Terrific puppetry! I've only viewed one so far (Pat Brady Custom Video) and I loved it.