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Hey, I have a little question regarding the one-shot Sesame character Warren Wolf. I never saw this sketch before, but I heard several people talking about it, and it made me curious. I was wondering why the character was created in the first place? Here are my three theories...

The whole Skeeter thing could make a great TV movie! Maybe they could finally make a Muppet of the adult Skeeter and give her a Muppet performer (I think Eric Jacobson or Marty Robinson would do.) It could also include a flashback with Scooter and Skeeter as babies! (hey, they made a...

You know, I read somewhere that the Rapunzel sketch was the very first Sesame News Flash to be made. I can tell it's an older one because Kermit's voice is a little different (and it DEFINITELY sounds like Jim Henson's Kermit, too), he's wearing a brown fedora instead of a gray one, the "NEWS...

It sounded like Jerry Nelson to me. Anyways, when it comes to male Muppet performers doing female Muppets, I like it when Frank Oz did that (even on the Sesame skit with Miss Muffet!)

I thought "The Muppets' Wizard of Oz" was pretty cool. It was more faithful to the original novel than the 1939 movie! I also liked the dragon form the Wizard did, but I thought that lady turning into a chicken was kinda cheesy... it looked like the Wizard just performed a hologram! Plus, this...

Oops, double post.

Ha ha, you know your news flashes! I will try one, except with a different setting and premise (still focusing on "Unpaved"'s cancelation.) (The Sesame Street "NEWS FLASH" logo appears with its theme music.) Announcer: We take you now to Kermit the Frog with another fast-breaking news...

Here's a Monsterpiece Theater "pipe" sketch: "Chariots of Fur." This is the original version with the "Union Jack" titles. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eGCjqTjZxFM&mode=related&search=monsterpiece%20theatre

Here are the links. http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0276759/ http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0276825/ This is pretty cool, actually, except for the incorrect date. I also have a few questions about this show (remember, I still have the videocassette!) Was Rhonda Subicede an actual character on...

Hey, I thought I should bring this up. I have an old read-along record from the "Muppet Music" label, which tells the story of "The Muppets Take Manhattan," (I don't have the book though). It's the size of a 45-rpm, but it has a small hole for the turntable and it is 33-1/3 rpm, kinda like those...

All right, I made this up as a parody of those new-generation TV show and cartoon remakes like the "Bewitched" film and "What's New Scooby-Doo." It's the classic "Bert and Ernie's Blackout" skits, but they are updated to get with the times! Tell me what you think... PART ONE [Opening...

HAHAHAHAHA! That scene was HILARIOUS!!! I also liked how on the episode, instead of the Count's trademark "Ah ha ha ha!" he did a scary ghoulish laugh, like, "HOO-HOO-HOO-HA-HA-HA-HA!" They should have added thunder and lightning to it, though.

Same reason Cartoon Network took Looney Tunes and classic Scooby-Doo off the air! Gawd, I wish I had Boomerang!

I know this is an odd idea, but it can be done, since Joey Gladstone is played by, the 1986 to 1990 voice of Baby Animal, DAVE COULIER! Well let's see, on the first episode from 1987, Jesse (John Stamos) and Joey try to get baby Michelle (Mary-Kate Olsen and Ashley Olsen) to stop crying...

Here's all I can remember. 1. It shows a bath faucet with water running. 2. It Continues. 3. Now, the tub is full, a toy boat is shown as a hand takes it out. 4. Again, the tub is still full, and it's the same as number 3. 5. The hand turns on the faucet and the water begins running...

Ida know, it could have been the "real" Santa, played by the actor who does Doc.

Here are some lyrics I know for scenes: Sesame cast intro Kermit: It's the Sesame Street gang! (everyone cheers) Big Bird: Merry Christmas, everyone! Other SS cast: MERRY CHRISTMAS! (sung) Big Bird: Deck the Halls with boughs of holly, Other SS cast: Falalalala,lalalala! Cookie...

A Sesame Street Live-esque scene was on 1978's "Christmas Eve on Sesame Street." (Kinda like if there was a "Sesame Street on Ice!") These are probably what some of the costumes looked like back then.

Anybody remember "Muppet Family Christmas" from 1987. This is the place to talk about it.

Does anybody remember the skit "Everybody Sleeps?" Well, I do. At the end, there was this cool train sequence, where this freight train was rolling down the tracks at night. If I'm not mistaken, it was pulled by a black GE E33 locomotive, which looks like a diesel freight engine, but runs on...