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I remember in the "Fairly Oddparents" segments on "Oh Yeah! Cartoons" back in 1998-2000, we never saw Timmy's parents' faces. But they seemed pretty much the same as they are in the regular series, down to the voices. Daran Norris's Dad voice was the same, which can be said compared to his...

http://images.wikia.com/muppet/images/b/b4/Tvshow.muppets75.jpg Holy Crap, Fozzie's ears look like an elephant!

Today I was at the Campanelli Stadium for a Brockton Rox baseball game with my brother. We had a lot of fun, including watching my old high school's principal and vice-principal participate in the "Sumo Wrestling" activity, and getting a goofy Rox hat and having it signed by the mascot, K-O the...

I thought Brian Muehl voiced Elmo in that segment! It sounded kinda like him. I think the skit is probably from between 1979 and 1981. But then again, Alistair Cookie had a different-looking chair and slightly different jacket in "Upstairs, Downstairs", so I honestly don't know which came first...

Ah yes, Don Music. He often makes me laugh with his famous head-banging stunt. I bet kids watching it, it'd be like... Don: "Oh I'll NEVER get it, oh I'm sorry Ludwig, OH!" *BAAAAAANG!* Kids at Home: "Hey, let's bang our heads!" *BANG! BANG! BANG! BANG!* :insatiable: I also did a fanfic...

Many happy returns of the day to my all-time favorite Muppeteer (that is, favorite Muppeteer that's still alive!) :D

You mean there was more than one Mother Hubbard on Sesame Street? Or did Louise Gold do the right-handing for Mother Hubbard in that News Flash segment

Well it seems to me that Super Grover seems more popular than regular loveable furry old Grover. After all, he's in the new opening and closing credits. So maybe more Super Grover exposure could work.

That was awesome! I always enjoy seeing those Sesame Street parodies from M.A.D. TV. And it was cool to see them do it at a different location than Big Bird's Nest. Though it stinks they didn't do a Grover voiceover at the end.

Is THIS what you're talking about? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6y7qsEd7ItQ

Yes he was.

Yes, but I meant the Chipmunks at their regular age, and not tykes, and actually being done by the Muppet cast and crew, and being produced by Muppets Inc. or the Jim Henson Company

I call now DreamWorks as "ScreamWorks" because of their bad reputation these days. :zany: Besides, Disney often had good animation, but when making "Robin Hood" (which I must confess is one of my favorite Disney films), they pulled a Hanna-Barbera and cut many corners. They reused the same...

Gary Owens actually once tried out for the voice of Inspector Gadget. They even did a version of the pilot with him voicing Gadget! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m-fIXQI1MSg And to prove it was real, the guy who uploaded that made THIS video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LnzxkfbJti0

I kinda like the Chipettes. I loved the movie "Alvin and the Chipmunks Meet the Wolfman." Pretty entertaining, and I loved Maurice LaMarche's performance as Mr. Talbot. And I thought the "Clyde C. Crashcup Elementary School" was amusing. But what puzzled me was how for some reason, Simon's...

Yeah. I've always wanted to be a mascot of some sort, actually. I am hoping to someday get a job as K-O the Kangaroo, the mascot for the Brockton Rox, the local minor-league baseball team in my city. http://www.brocktonrox.com/fun/ko/ But I'm not gay, like many furries are. I'm still...

Was it the same "Bird" and Gordon from the previous skits? I'd love to see that! And did it have those two "kids" as well?

I remember the Shermans also scored for the 1972 Peanuts film "Snoopy Come Home." I enjoyed their "At the Beach," "Do You Remember Me," and "Gettin' It Together." But I wasn't really fond of "Fundamental Friend Dependability," mainly because of the psychotic little girl singing it. Was she the...

I have... The Simpsons: Seasons One through Ten Ren and Stimpy: The Complete First and Second Seasons Ren and Stimpy: Seasons Three and a Half-ish Rocky and Bullwinkle and Friends: The Complete Second Season Rocky and Bullwinkle and Friends: The Complete Third Season Looney Tunes Golden...

Yeah, my favorite part in that skit is the goofy music at the end. It's just like the real Ernie and Bert skits! They also did a similar joke relating to the Flintstones once, a dinosaur said one of those one-liners, and you hear the laugh track and the "laughing" Flintstones music.