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I really can't decide which woman is more perfect: Jill Wagner, Anna Kendrick, or Emma Stone.

Number 162 features Big Bird, Oscar, Grover, Cookie Monster, Maria, Luis, and Mr. Hooper! Plus, Ernie and Bert fight over the TV chair and Little Jerry sings about feeling proud. Sesame Street Old School Outline 162 Season 8: Big Bird imagines if everybody tweeted/Grover learns about “AMOR”...

Jerry Nelson and Bob Payne.

I agree with you on the usage of "Miss," but I think "Ms." is a title that doesn't specifically indicate a woman's marital status. At the school where I work, most of the women who aren't married use "Ms," no matter what age they are. The married women obviously use "Mrs."

The Count certainly has a way with women...remember that he did some memorable segments with Susan Sarandon, Julianne Moore, and Alison Krauss back in the day. Plus, he's had relationship with several Countesses over the years.

Number 161 features Oscar, Big Bird, the Amazing Mumford, David, Mr. Hooper, and Luis. Plus, Ernie keeps Bert up with loud sounds, Cookie Monster helps Kermit talk about weather, and Don Music rewrites "Yankee Doodle." Sesame Street Old School Outline 161 Season 10: David needs clothing...

Number 160 features Big Bird as he receives a visit from his uncle Edgar (never created for the show as far as I know). Plus, the Martians discover a telephone, Prairie Dawn puts on a seasons pageant, and Cookie Monster portrays the Great Cookie Thief! Sesame Street Old School Outline 160...

Interesting thoughts...at first I thought Jim performed the lead greaser in "One Way," but I wasn't sure who did the other three. Today I was listening to the SS Born to Add album (the original 1983 release) and this one came on. Marilyn Sokol sang the lead vocals for this song, but I wonder...

Anybody here absolutely shook that Kate Beckinsale is 45? She is, without question, a phenomenal beauty. On a side note, her boy-toy Pete Davidson looks to be about 35...and he's younger than me by a month!

^ That right there is the story of my life.

I was watching this classic segment called "One Way" with lead vocals by Chris Cerf and a question came to me. For the MC members I know that are familiar with individual puppetry styles: which puppeteer would most likely have performed the Muppet greaser to Cerf's vocals? Was it Jim Henson...

Number 159 features Big Bird, Oscar, Rodeo Rosie, Bob, and Luis! Plus, Judy Collins sings with a group of Muppet fishermen and Guy Smiley hosts the "Mystery Mix-Up Game." Sesame Street Old School Outline 159 Season 7: Oscar’s fortune-telling booth/Luis fixes Rodeo Rosie’s lasso Sponsors...

Number 158 features Big Bird, Oscar, Mr. Hooper, Gordon, and Susan! Plus, Cookie Monster sings a disco song, Kermit encounters Grover the salesman, and Bert advises Ernie not to eat cookies in bed. Sesame Street Old School Outline 158 Season 8: Big Bird and Oscar rhyme words for the adults...

This is the most incredible thing I've seen Matt Vogel do. I like his versions of Big Bird, the Count, Floyd Pepper, and Uncle Deadly...and this performance as Forgetful Jones is just remarkable. He and Eric Jacobson (Bert, Grover, Miss Piggy, Guy Smiley, Oscar) are the best recast Muppet...

Number 157 features Oscar, Big Bird, Susan, Bob, Mr. Hooper, Buffy, and Biff and Sully. Plus, the Count sings "Count Up to Nine" and Ray Charles stops by the Street to jam with Bert and Ernie! Sesame Street Old School Outline 157 Season 10: Oscar makes home movies Sponsors: P, Z, 9...

Number 156 features Big Bird, Snuffy, Oscar, and the majority of the adult cast. Plus, Kermit interviews characters from "Hey Diddle Diddle" and Ernie makes a soda for Bert. Sesame Street Old School Outline 156 Season 7: Maria and David snap, Big Bird feuds with Snuffy, and Mr. Hooper...

Number 155 features Cookie Monster, Grover, Big Bird, and several others. Plus, Roosevelt Franklin recites his name and a Japanese Muppet tells an ancient story about four hidden dragons! Sesame Street Old School Outline 155 Season 6: Cookie Monster’s talk show/Big Bird and Grover pretend...

I listened to this legendary song on International Women's Day...how fitting!

Honestly...some figures were really not as good as others. Series 1 Miss Piggy, Samuel Arrow, Pepe the King Prawn, Janice, Patrol Bear, and Usher Scooter were rather disappointing in my opinion. Of course in every series there's bound to be a few figures that miss the mark...but the other...

Rank your favorite Palisades figures from your collections based on sculpt, character likeness, articulation, and playable/poseable factor. Here are mine: Series 1: Kermit, Dr. Teeth, and Beaker (excellent all-around) Series 2: Fozzie Bear, Crazy Harry, and Animal (extra points for Animal's...