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Actually, in that skit where Luis and Maria visit the museum. It was Telly's face who was in the Mona Lisa picture and he was singing to them.

Hi Count. :) I'm guessing that Dave and Steve did these Muppets. Because Margaret sounds a lot like Bunsen Honeydew. And Wingo sounds a lot like Steve's deep sounding rock singer voice, but with a Romanian accent included. And I don't know how the Gemsbok's name is spelled. But I did...

It's kind of like how classic Disney characters like Mickey, Donald, Goofy, and Minnie, now have a new generation of voice actors doing them since all the original voice actors who did them have passed away. It makes us wonder who'll be performing these Muppets a thousands years in the future.

If Miss Piggy's gonna play The Wicked Witch of the East. Does that mean a house will land on her? I can just imagine her pig feet swirling up once the slippers get removed from her. :)

I was thinking about doing an Animal Show fanfic and I was wondering if you all could help. Which animal would you think would get the award for the most strangest looking Australian animal? Sincerely, Xerus

And on rare occasions, they would have a third martian who was orange and had a much bigger mouth.

Another thing I like about The Animal Show is how nobody is cruel or mean spirited on that show. When I first watched it, I always thought when these fierce animals like a tiger or lion would appear, they would start attacking everybody. But they're really friendly and well behaved. :) It...

Frank Oz did both Animal and Miss. Piggy. But I kind of wish to see Piggy really lose her temper with Animal and they have an all out brawl.

Hey again Count. :) Here are the last descriptions for season 2. Nico the Marine Iguana was a dark green iguana with a little bit of brown in his scales and little green spikes on his back and he had a British accent. (puppeteer unknown.) Rudy the Road Runner was a tan feathered bird with...

That would explain it a lot. Thanks for the answer JaniceFeSure. :) Yep, Oscar sure loves Swamp Mushy Muddy.

It was all Mr. Richfield's fault. The Weesayso company was the one who put a plastic fruit factory over the beetles' mating grounds in the first place. And Richfield also put Earl in charge of spraying all the plants and putting bombs in the volcanoes causing those endless snowstorms. And in...

Hey Count. Here are some more descriptions before I go off to bed. Jackie the Orangutan was an orange orangutan with a white face and had a deep calm voice. (Puppeteer unknown.) Lulu the Potto was a light brown potto with a white face and had an African accent by Louise Gold. Phoenica...

Thanks once again Deanmo19. :) Do you also know who did Gabby the Gila Monster and Kool the Kangaroo Rat?

Did it ever explain in an early episode how Oscar changed from orange to green or did it just happen with no explanation?

And I like Grover's second verse. "In a hurry to be fed. Beady eyes and big blue head!" :)

Hey Count. :) Yep, I remember Chuck the Lion appearing on Muppet's Tonight. And it was funny hearing Frank Oz voice that lion. He sounded a lot like Cookie Monster. :) Anyway, here are some more descriptions. Custer the Bison had a dark brown shaggy face and a light brown body and had...

Cool! Thanks again Deanmo19. :)

My favorite skit was where Grover was singing Monster in the Mirror with either two monsters or a bunch of celebrities. And one skit that made me laugh so much was where this lady showed us a painting of a doorway and some kids were walking through it. Grover wanted to go it through. First...

I really liked the jackrabbit film. The way it kept running while stopping to wiggle its nose for a second. And that fast paced music was neat too.

I don't think Boober's ever gotten wet, mainly because if his hair did get wet, it would become flat and you'd find out he doesn't have any eyes.