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The first time I heard Bill talk was in The Animal Show. He did Armstrong the Chicken Hawk. And he did over 40 or 50 guest animals on the show. And he sang lots of great songs on there too.

The aliens had to bring 3 things that help you see in the dark. First they brought a flashlight, then a lamp, and then they went in their spaceship and brough the actual moon. And their prize was a jar of fireflies. What bothered me about this skit was it should've been called, Beat the...

I remember this wild artistic H skit with funky music and Luis and a little girl as narrators. First it shows an H and Luis asks a little girl, how many things can you name that begins with H? Then it shows a blue animated Maria and then it shows a bald head with all sorts of different hair...

You and your fiancee and his family will be in my prayers as well. In the Name of Jesus, AMEN!

I noticed that Alice didn't really have any English speaking characters in Muppet Oz. She just did some Camilla clucks and Foo Foo barks.

Yeah, that's what I remember. :) And I guess Kermit has way more than 100 siblings. But I'm glad I got to see what Kermit's mom was like. :)

That would be Ernie singing about the letter D. Yeah, and I can imagine Frank Oz performing Cookie while someone next to him is handing him the objects.

Is anyone here a fan of the classic arcade games from the 80's? Here's what I enjoyed playing and hoping to find whenever I visited a different arcade. 1. Pengo 2. Q*Bert 3. Super Pac Man 4. Space Ace 5. Dragon's Lair 6. Crazy Climber 7. Donkey Kong 8. Vanguard 9. Venture 10...

When you watch these Muppet skits, do you wish you could actually see how the Muppeteers worked on that stuff? Here's what I would've loved to see actual Muppeteers working on. Mahna Mahna's ALL, SOME, AND NONE skit. It'd be neat seeing Jim and the other Muppeteers running back and forth in...

I remember when the TNT channel first came out, Muppet Show and Fraggle Rock reruns aired on that station. And Crazy Harry was kind of the mascot on there, always blowing up the TNT logo.

I remember in Kermit's Swamp Years, Kermit had over a hundred brothers and sisters. I wonder if this means Robin might have that many brothers and sisters as well?

David was one of my favorites. He was really cool and funny. And I liked Ruthie a lot too. She was the adult who sometimes acted like a kid. Like getting Gordon to do a duck dance in exchange for a fair price on a hat. I bet Ruthie would've believed Big Bird about Snuffy if she were...

Actually, the person who started voicing Bugs in Tiny Toons was Jeff Bergman. Jeff also did Daffy, Foghorn, Elmer, Yosemite Sam, as well as George Jeston, Mr. Spacely, and Fred Flinstone for Cartoon Network stuff. And yes, a lot of people had voiced Bugs like Greg Burson, Billy West, and Joe...

Anyone remember this episode from the late 70's? Big Bird decides he's tired of eating birdseed and wants to try something else to eat. He goes around and asks different birds what they like. First he meets an early bird who likes worms. Big Bird decides to go out and eat a worm. He...

Totally cool, Beau. :) I can't wait to read more. :)

I'm thinking maybe Kermit wasn't the main host for Muppet's Tonight, was because Kermit was still trying to get his personality back during that time. So he made small appearances on each show. Also, some people on here were saying that Steve spazzes out too much with Kermit. But I...

Thurl is another vetran voice artist I'm gonna miss. I remember hearing that familiar voice in a lot of old Disney movies and cartoon shorts. And Tony was a jolly fun loving character Thurl got to voice. Much different from a current character of his. The gruff and grumpy Kirby the Vacuum...

I'm gonna miss Howard Morris too. He's been voicing cartoon characters for the longest time. He was..... Beetle Bailey Mush Mouse Mr. Peebles from Magilla Gorilla Breezly Bruin Jughead Jones Big Moose Half of the cast of Groovie Goolies Waldo Kitty Flem from Cow and Chicken Wade...

Sorry, but I don't remember any skits with Grungetta and Mr. Hooper together. That's all I can say.

No, it was just one of those big thunderstorms with lots of rain. Storms that sometimes interrupts great prime time shows with a boring weather report. That happened with one of the Jim Henson Hour episodes I was watching. A weather test pattern appeared during Jim's closing words.