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Probably the best fan-fic I've read yet. It's Jerry Juhl/Jim Lewis good. It's got many Muppet productions in one place, funny gags, plenty of mayhem...what's not to like? Are you planning to add more Muppet productions (even if they're in cameos)? (like "Sam and Friends", "Hoobs", "Wubbulous...

Since it was from Henson.com, I'd guess it's Kai-Lee. She was played by Camille Bonora.

I think it may have been said in the original book. I'm not sure if the special refers to them as relatives.

MC could do a banner, but they might need pictures of: BB, Oscar, Caroll, Granny Bird, Bruno, Picklepuss, Pop...that's only seven. Who'd be #8?

Wait a minute...Taminella was on SS?!

anyway, i would like to know if any of the following episodes aired on Noggin: the first season episode where big bird wants to go to day care (mentioned in the wisdom of big bird). No, but there is a 1980 episode where he visits a school. the episode where big bird becomes convinced that...

So as far as the show's concerned, she has referred to both a boy and a girl?

The outtakes are pretty funny, too.

What about the "Grin and Giggle w/ Big Bird" album? There's a song called "Mr. Big Bird, Mr. Little Bird". I've never heard Little Bird referred to as a girl on the show.

Two words: Joey Mazzarino. ...Or am I the only one that thinks so? ...O.K. :o

Sounds to me like the "Alphaquest" series. Do either of these also familiar?: --Grover surfing --Monster Mush

Sounds like another 1969 monster skit. Did the "Taminella" monster happen to have one horn?

I don't know, but I'd guess that it's a new video featuring celebrities in alphabet-related segments.

The last time I've seen HB and RF in an episode clip was 2002 (is that right?) in a sketch where they appeared at Bert's surprise party. As for Little Bird, he has provided a few voiceless cameos in the 1980s and 1990s. Bruno can be seen in the movie "Follow That Bird", but does not appear...

I remember the monster, but not the name.

I think I know how Caroll was able to see where he was going. If you look closely at Bruno's head, you can see thin pieces of fabric on each side of Bruno's nose; that's what Caroll sees through.

Oh, I see what mikebenedict meant. I meant to say that "The Mad Painter" is what the number painter is called, not who played him. Sorry for the confusion. :o

The only city that comes to mind is Queens, NY.

I've heard Chris (of "Chris and the Alphabeats") been called Chris (from various projects), Chrissy (from the video "Rock & Roll") and Little Chrissy (from the song "Wet and Dry", and an episode where he stars in the plot). For your list, he probably should be named "Chris" since this is what...

It was a season finale (not sure which one). During the episode, they were trying to make a Muppet pig (Louise Gold) feel better about herself. Shari did sing "How Do You Do?" to Lamb Chop. The pig also sang "Pigs' Love Song" (and tap-danced).