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In those episodes (probably only two) Maria was getting stomach pains.

Aside from the wardrobe and crown, the King from Cinderella looks like a better built version of King Goshposh; both have a dark pink round nose, both smoke a cigar, both have an orange tone to their skin, and both have black eyebrows instead of eyes. Neither one has hair nor ears. King Rupert...

Maria broke her nose? I don't remember that. :confused:

I don't think it's a TV special; it's part of a "Golden Books" video tape, which animated several of the SS books.

It was Cookie Monster. And welcome to Muppet Central!! :zany: :) :D

In that same episode, Frank's arm and head can be seen when Cookie's in Hooper's Store (mainly when he's eating).

Happy birthday!! :D :rolleyes:

I got mine yesterday, Kev. Thanks! :)

I think both should be designated under ES.

Beautiful Day Monster should stay with SS and TMS since he has made the most appearances on those shows. The Dancing Slinkies--there are two different versions; one white, and one purple/orange, so both should be counted. Frank Monster should stay in SS since he appears with the larger...

I think "Inchworm" was featured on S&F first.

I'm quoting Convincing John here: Okay, the setting is a mother and her daughter, both in afros and drawn in a "cross-hatched" style. The daughter has a yellow dress and matching bow in her hair. Mother: "Okay, I want you to go to the store for me and get a loaf of bread, a container of...

Since when did Big V appear on Sesame Street?

Es ist einfacher, eine Übersetzung Web site zu finden, zwar. :zany:

Could you explain these a bit more? I've never heard of them.

WOOLY MONSTER also appeared in a few commercials, including one where he ate potato chips (his name was Arnold). He's also known as the Wheel-Stealer for another brand of chips. FRANK MONSTER is the shrunken puppet version of BD Monster (who shrinks during the sketch). Where should Big V...

I don't see why not; there's several Muppets from videos, such as P.J., Kai-Lee, even Caroll Spinney's character Picklepuss, and the "Billy Bunny" gang. There could be a category for "MHV--Muppet Home Video", which was the original name for the line of Muppet videos.

Yeah, sometime around those years. I think it was after 1989, but before 1993.

Where can I find the game?

In no particular order, here are the Muppets in Guy's audience: Swiss Orange AM Carribbean Orange AM Green Eskimo AM Green Baseball Player AM Lavendar Asian AM Lavendar black-pigtailed AM Blue French AM Purple African AM Lavendar Mariachi AM Parker Monster Merry Monster (original...