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Worm Tv Does anyone remember back in the early 80s when Oscar had his own TV station called WORM TV? Oscar broadcasted his own style of grouch shows. Like a talk show where he got Maria on there an insulted her. And let Olivia compete on a grouch game show where she could win a freezer. But...

Does anyone remember this episode from the 70s? Big Bird gathered everyone on Sesame Street for a variety show about the number 4. There was a stage and a big orange four on a box. The first act was Grover trying to look like a 4, but he ended up standing straight like a 1. So Big Bird...

I believe he was called the Great BLECH-INI. And he was voiced by Jim Martin.

I remember that funny skit when I was a kid. Poor Grover was getting so confused. Also, I'd be a little nervous if I was the person who had to be in front of the Beautiful Day Monster. :eek:

I remember when the purple wolf made his first apperance, he was known as the Big GOOD Wolf. He was friendly and taught people how to blow things away. But later, they made him the Big Bad Wolf once again and had him acting bad sometimes. And in that Peter and the Wolf special, they had that...

I remember Jim Henson's Animal Show used to air on Animal Planet. But now it's gone. But thankfully, I managed to tape all the episodes before it was cancelled.

What a great Flip Wilson Muppet Show episode. It sure brings back the good old days. :) I especially loved Sam's segment and the classic song, KIDS! :attitude:

I liked how this street story revolved around classic Muppets for a change. Cookie Monster, Oscar, and Slimey. Also when Snuffy wanted to float like a cloud, that episode revolved around classic Muppets too. Snuffy, The Count, Big Bird, Oscar, and Slimey.

Also, in Muppetvision 3D, I heard John Henson was doing Sweetums instead of Richard. Also, I noticed that after the Jim Henson Hour, Richard started doing the Wild Emphassario in The Ghost of Faffner Hall. It was probably one of Richard's final characters.

Does anyone remember this classic PBS commercial from the 70s? Kermit was in his news reporter outfit talking with Cookie Monster. He was asking Cookie what his favorite PBS shows were. Of course, Cookie replied everything with a cookie. COOKIE: "Sesame Cookie!" KERMIT: "No, that's...

I also remember another gloved hand skit from the 70s. It showed a red gloved hand and a green gloved hand in front of a blue screen. And a girl narrator said we're going to count to 11. As the hands slowly extended their fingers, you can hear kids counting. But since there were only two...

I remember before the pink one was created, there was a huge blue wolf in the early episodes who was the regular Big Bad Wolf, but then sometimes got replaced by a smaller green one.

When I tried to find out what banana was in Mock Swedish, the site said, "BORK!" But I remember on one episode, the Chef called it, "The banana-nanana-nanana!"

Cartoons like Pac Man or Saturday Supercade weren't really meant to be edgy or off the wall. They were just created to promote video games. Back in the 80s, the networks didn't want original cartoons. They wanted cartoons based on toys, movies, TV sitcoms, or new toned-down versions of old...

Dave Coulier was also the host of a short lived comedy on Nickelodeon called, OUT OF CONTROL. He was pretty funny on that show. :)

Does anyone know if Jerry Nelson was voicing the Count in today's episode? It almost sounded like him.

What do you think is the easiest game and what is the hardest game? So far, Bean's Speed Bingo was pretty easy for me. But what was really hard was Sweetum's Outta Gas game. I just couldn't seem to get the car moving. And Animal's Rhythym Mayhem was kind of tough too. Trying to keep...

The Sweedish Chef is in the Muppet Party Cruise game. They have him wandering around the ship carrying a blunder buster gun. Where he tries to shoot chickens in the air.

Muppet Babies voice artists. FRANK WELKER: Kermit, Skeeter(second voice), Beaker LAURIE O'BRIEN: Piggy GREG BERG: Fozzie and Scooter RUSSI TAYLOR: Gonzo KATIE LEIGH: Rowlf HOWIE MANDEL: Skeeter, Bunsen, Animal(In the 1st and 2nd seasons.) DAVE COULIER: Animal, Bunsen, Bean Bunny...

No, Bart and Nelson are done by Nancy Cartwright. Gonzo and Martin Prince from the Simpsons are done by Russi Taylor. And Katie Leigh does Rowlf.