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They do own the rights to all of the original characters. Just because they don't exist now doesn't mean that they shouldn't exist. Gladys the Cow made a comeback two years ago, and several were brought back in the November issue of SS Magazine. Heck, even Guy Smiley's made a comeback (in the...

Which clips would you like? I may be able to help you.

Chris never mentions he's lonely. Here's what happened at the end: (CHRIS notices that the stage and auditorium is empty) CHRIS: Hey, where did everybody go? Oh well, I guess I'll split, too. (Walks into a wall) Hey, how do I get out of here? (Goes to one part of the seats) Nope that ain't...

I've seen the "CH" version, but don't recall any names. Maybe someone with the clip (like Boober_Gorg) can help out. It's probably Chester, or Charlie, or something like that. The shrimp is named Sheriff Shane Shrimp, a pinkish-peach hand-puppet shrimp that looks a bit like Jacques Roach...

From Sesame Street: LEO BIRDELLI--a "famous" bird art collector. He tries to talk Big Bird into giving him his Mr. Hooper picture. He was originally built as one of the Board of Bird birds; he's the brown one with the long yellow beak, baggy eyes, lavendar sleepy eyelids, glasses, a brown...

Kermit called it "funny green root beer!" (He emphasized "root", too.)

Nice pics. :) So all of those new characters you posted have been used on Sesame Street; Cuckoo looks exactly like (or is the same puppet of) Little Bird, and Grouchella was originally built for Elmo in Grouchland. But does this mean all of those puppets won't be used on Sesame Street...

Does that mean "poseurs" count?

That and Ursa is Bear's Hispanic cousin. :smirk: I own (almost all of) the full edit of MFC, including the full Muppet Babies number, and Skeeter is nowhere in sight. The puppet version you heard of is most likely a "poseur", and not a functional puppet. A few notes on the new...

A few more from "BITBBH": EDWINA BADGER--the Whoopi Goldberg character you couldn't remember. A badger with pink eyelids, lashes, earrings, a white tank top with cartoon wheat on it, and (my favorite detail) black dreadlocks. LUKE--one of Tutter's mouse friends; a blue mouse with beady...

Here are some more, all from the "Sex and Violence" pilot: THE SEVEN DEADLY SINS: RAGE--a short red creature with an angry face, hair that looks like long black nails, and a tail. AVERICE--a short grey creature wearing a black suit and tophat. He's covered in money in various places...

So did "Octopus' Garden".

I often look at older messages from the Delphi forums, and I found out that I joined the Muppet Central Forums on 10-14-2000 (one day before my birthday)! I can't believe I've been around here for four years! :excited:

Thanks for letting us know. Maybe I can finally have a version I can trade with.

His name is actually Alphabet Bates. I've seen him in one of Little Golden Books's "Sesame Street Book" video series in illustrated form, and Big Bird calls him "Alphabet Bates".

There were originally five hour-long test shows from July 1969.

Xerus also sent me all of his episodes. :D :)

Episode #1396 to be precise. :zany:

Jim's left arm can be seen when Rowlf slips on the icy patch.

Last year, a forum member (sstVideo) who worked for Sesame Workshop told you which episodes the original version was in, and here's his list he gave: The original song appears in the following shows: Season 7: 812 860 909 Season 8: 926 962 1022 1038 Season 9: 1070 1147 Season...