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None of the Muppeteers from the US dub the voices; the voice actors are very good at the dubs. In fact, I believe that a few of them became puppeteers for Plaza Sesamo in 2000 (when they added more characters).

Wait. I saw some parts of that special and Kermit still had those non-flippery feet and no collar (but a red shirt). So he was a frog before "Hey Cinderella"?

I love that they referenced the Two-Headed Monster.

Uh, I can't send it as a link, but I can send it to you for our trade.

I probably missed some, but: Boppity Gloat Miss Kitty Droop Blue Scoff Green Scoff Purple Frackle Fish Fazoob Trumpet Fazoob Drum Fazoob Beaked Fazoob Blue Koozebanian Phoob Beautiful Day Monster Flower-Eating Monster Green Snake Frackle

I'd love to trade with you again, but I'm afraid I don't have that much else to offer you, except for some SS clips. Is there anything on my updated list that you're interested in?

I'm interested, but I haven't had the time to check out the list and figure out how many shows I can send you. Also, does anybody have the following on DVD? The Muppets: A Celebration of 30 Years (1986) The Muppets Celebrate Jim Henson (1990)

I've got it.

He was just two eyes, a mouth, and two hands, all against a white background.

They don't even list local programming now, including daytime. Ech.

What about the following years? Could you please add onto the list? It's very interesting. :halo:

Though I love the puppet, I've got bad news: there's a monster similar to this on Sesame Street. :o He's one of the "Monsters In Day Care" monsters. Please don't hate me!

First, Beaker inserts a cat into the machine (the puppet is Gaffer minus the bandage and eyepatch), and from the other side of the machine, a brown puppy comes out, which Beaker is told to put back in, and it's converted into--a tiger! Bunsen tries to pull the tiger out, explaining that the...

:sing: "What now my love, now that you left me..." :zany: !

Same puppet, different performer. The Weather Guy was a light tan whatnot in a business suit, and had live hands. He had a small pointy pink nose, sleepy green eyelids, and short brown hair.

"That chicken will never make it into show business."

Mokey: "If you push me, I'll go down there." Red: "That's the idea!" Mokey. "Oh. Then I don't like the idea."

The AM guy you're referring to was originally used as the Southern Colonel for a series of bread commercials. He also appeared on Ed Sullivan.

I think he even had blue eyelids then.

1) Scarecroe has an audio file of the original "We Are All Monsters" on a record, and Jerry definitely does the voice. 2) The "Me, Claudius" voice sounded almost exactly like his Two-Headed Monster voice. 3) The way Brian performs: the mouth often moves more than once for some syllables...