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I'd say Ernie is also pretty tiny too. He definitely shouldn't be smaller than Grover and Prairie Dawn...he's about Zoe's size in this set. It's like with the Palisades Muppets line where Gonzo was undersized and Fozzie, Rowlf, Beauregard, and even Janice dwarfed him. I always imagined Gonzo...

Number 199 features Big Bird, Oscar, Susan, Luis, and Herry Monster...AND several other rare Jerry Nelson characters in the street scenes. Plus, Kermit draws an M for Grover, Ernie bothers Bert with an electric fan, and the Muppets perform "Fat Cat." Sesame Street Old School Outline 199...

This is one of my favorite music performances OF ALL TIME. From any genre or decade. Period. Full stop. And like you, I am befuddled by what Prince did with his guitar. It looks like he tossed up up behind his head, but I never saw it come down!

As Sonia Manzano once joked, "Because Caroll plays both Big Bird and Oscar, I'm sure that he's saved thousands of dollars of therapy."

"The funk is strong with this one."

Link below! https://muppet.fandom.com/wiki/Episode_0848

https://muppet.fandom.com/wiki/Episode_0720 The Muppets express themselves with pencils! From Season 6.

Maria all the way......click to see why

Eh....in terms of Motorhead, I only know that song and nothing more. I'm more of an AC/DC, Van Halen, and Metallica guy. If Led Zeppelin, Black Sabbath, and Judas Priest were the pioneers of loud rock, those three other bands bridged the gap between hard rock and heavy metal. Nonetheless...

Perhaps the heaviest rock I will listen to...yes I will go for Metallica & AC/DC, but not Slipknot or Judas Priest "pleasenthankyew."

I wanted to revise my info for those of you who have known me since I joined (and to newer members that have come along). Name: Doug Age: 26 Profession: Band teacher for 4th & 5th grade (elementary school) What brought me here: I've browsed this forum as a guest since middle & high school, and...

Thank you Brian! I would honestly pay you for that advice. I needed to hear something comforting after seeing him struggle to get his career going. And in the future...you (and my other forum pals) can call me Doug. Not sure if I've revealed my name yet, but it's about time I suppose.

I had this set too! I also had some other figures of Herry Monster, Mumford, Two-Headed Monster, and the Honker (only missing Natasha and Rosita). This really brings back memories...

LONG POST AHEAD: So as most of you know, I am a band teacher at an elementary school. I have an older sibling who, after bouncing between several jobs, also went into education and got a master's degree in secondary mathematics (you know, Algebra, geometry, calculus, and other things that go...

Well, God **** if that isn't one of the most poignant and critical moments ever shown on Sesame Street. Big Bird's speech is absolutely amazing, and it's even more incredible when Gordon, Maria, and Linda take the leap of faith and decide to believe Big Bird. It shows how important it is for...

Number 198 features Oscar, Cookie Monster, Prince Charming, Maria, Luis, and Gordon. Plus, Roosevelt Franklin talks about up and down and Ernie and Bert attempt to share snacks. Sesame Street Old School Outline 198 Season 7: Oscar’s Spanish dictionary/Prince Charming visits Sponsors: I...

How about these: Kermit gives a lecture using happy and sad face cutouts. Cookie Monster eats the happy face, and then Kermit starts screaming at Cookie to the point that the monster starts crying. That definitely wouldn't fly today. "Dialing for Prizes Movie Game"...because of the secret...

A Jerry Nelson showcase featuring the Count, Herry Monster, Sam the Robot, Simon Soundman, Little Jerry, and Mr. Chatterly! https://muppet.fandom.com/wiki/Episode_0798

Anyone here into Huey Lewis and the News? I've discovered a few of their songs like "Heart of Rock and Roll" and "Hip to Be Square" (which Sesame Street parodied in a brilliant animated segment), but this one remains my favorite!