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Yes, that was Uncle Deadly; Miss Piggy even calls him by name. ("Yo, Deadly! Wayne! I--AAAAAAUGGGGHH!" [That would be her falling. ;) ]) Was Uncle Deadly ever referred to by name anywhere else (besides scripts)?

Yes, it was. And maybe Richard voiced the dragon head.

I also happened to get a late birthday present yesterday--12 episodes of "The Jim Henson Hour". :excited:

My teacher assured me that I got an "A". :) Thanks again!

:cry: I think I found this too late... Anyway, thanks guys. :)

That'd be a really great one, that and the Buddy Hackett one. Take as much time as you want with these and other scripts and outlines; the wait will definitely be worth it. :)

Disney didn't buy the "Fraggle Rock" characters and show; they still belong to Henson. :) :excited:

I got the description from ssetta. According to him (and a few others who have the episode), Jack's tired of jumping over the candlestick, so he tries jumping over other objects.

Here's the list on the back of the "Songs from Sesame Street" album: Feelin' Groovy--12, 86 Good Morning Starshine--3, 23, 54, 103, 121 Yellow Submarine--17, 62, 102 Swingin' On a Star--10, 61, 107 Up, Up and Away--49, 71 Mah-Na Mah-Na--14, 41, 53, 91, 113 Happiness Is (Different Things...

:smirk: You should get smacked for that.

If you mean the "Swimming Penguins" film, I'd say Joe wrote it during the first season (but it's a complete guess). I don't know if Noggin has showed it.

That's Dave.

We wouldn't ban you for that. :) :rolleyes: --Mi forum es your forum, OK?

Thought I might add on to this; they all wore blue sweaters and held sticks with either a "Z" or a card with a "Z" on it. The lavendar one had orange hair and a green nose; the blue one had brown hair with an orange nose; the green one had short brown hair and a pink nose; and the orange one...

That clip appears in episode #276 (another Unpaved).

If you're a nostalgic Sesame fan. :D Many of the songs are hard to find on video.

Contrary to your belief, all of those songs have been covered by Sesame Street during its first season. I own this album, and the back cover even has a list of what episodes they appear in. Among the more well-known songs (found on "Unpaved") are "Mah Na Mah Na", "Good Morning Starshine"...

A few years ago, Warrick created a site concerning the old puppets produced in 1973. Most had hard rubber heads, and included Ernie, Bert, Guy Smiley, and even an Anything Muppet. His old site covered these puppets, as well as their packaging. They're some of my old favorite Muppet merchandise.

:excited: YESSS!!! :excited: It's one of my favorite sites!

Did anybody tape all five? I'd really love to trade for them.