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Dennis Mitchell: Andy or Randy Pig Joey: Scooter George Wilson: Sam the Eagle (or, if we wanted to open it up to Sesame characters, Oscar the Grouch) Margaret: Good question. Prairie Dawn, perhaps? Martha Wilson: Ma Bear

Kermit: Sam and Friends, 1955 Rowlf: Dog Chow commercials, 1962 Robin, Sweetums: The Frog Prince, 1972 Crazy Harry (ne Donald): The Muppet Valentine Show, 1974 Statler, Waldorf, Electric Mayhem, Sam Eagle, Swedish Chef: The Muppet Show: Sex and Violence, 1975 Miss Piggy: The Muppet Show...

Garfield: Rowlf Jon: Bert Odie: Bobo Nermal: Elmo The Mice: Rizzo

Peanuts: Charlie Brown: Kermit (in one of his disappointed moods) Lucy Van Pelt: Miss Piggy (That was an easy one) Linus Van Pelt: Gonzo (in one of his more philosophical moods) Schroeder: Probably Rowlf Snoopy: Fozzie (especially as the "world-famous writer") Rerun Van Pelt: Scooter...

Well, not all Muppets sprang to life fully formed. In the case of Gonzo, for instance, the first puppet was first used in 1970, but the character associated with that puppet design debuted in 1976.

Well, cast lists often list the actors' surnames as those of the characters as well (probably appeared on some obscure episode), and obviously the given names were the same, so it may have just been too confusing.

Maybe they'll stagger the releases so there'll be something else released when they're ready to put the other stuff back in the vault.

I want to stand in a church, beside a woman in a white dress, in front of a preacher, and promise it's for life. That's really all I need. No gimmicks (unless the bride wants a medieval theme or something), no 87-piece orchestra (86 pieces will suffice), even champagne isn't really needed (I...

How do you know I didn't use the Lucan genealogy? (Just kidding) :smirk:

I think it's probably funniest just to let Kermit and Piggy disagree on this issue between themselves.

I think that's just the way the photo got cropped.

Amateur. I'm the eighth in my family (and the third in a row with my middle name, in fact) Let's see... The first immigrant in the patrilineal line was James His son was James His nephew was James His nephew was James His son was James His nephew was James His son is James His son...

Rolls Melt together 1 cup shortening, 1 cup sugar, and 1 cup milk. Cool the mix to lukewarm. Let me repeat that: Cool. The. Mix. To. Lukewarm. After you’ve cooled the mix to lukewarm, add 2 packages dry yeast dissolved in ¼ cup warm water. Add flour, to the consistency of pancake batter (at...

Human.

Amazing how much Henson's real voice sounded like that of his signature character.

And if he liked spinach, and took a job as a merchant, he would be... Get ready for this... :o Papaya the seller man. :boo: What kind of joke was that about papayas and spinach? :sleep: A tasteless one.

One of the worst I've heard (more than once) is Ulycious. It sounds like a slogan for Iliad brand candy bars. Just the other day, I saw an obituary for a woman named Female (at least, I assume it was a woman. On the other hand, you know how to spell "assume"...).

Superstitions per se, no. Self-fulfilling prophecies, yes. In other words, superstitions only work for the superstitious.

Does Scooter even have a last name?

No, it's just that "people" were around in the mid to late 70s. When I was starting to outgrow the target audience (I was born in 1980), Telly was firmly established, but Elmo was just starting his rise to power. I think Kevin Clash's casting as Elmo is probably the dividing line between...