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Some more of my favorites: Minuet in G Major - Electric Mayhem Chopin piece from the Zero Mostel episode - Electric Mayhem In My Life - Twiggy Money Poison Ivy All of Me Don't Blame the Dynamite 50 Ways to Leave Your Lover Six String Orchestra Sheik of Araby - Uncle Deadley gets his own...

Too many to list, but here are a few standouts: The Windmills of Your Mind You've Got a Friend - w/Vincent Price Simon Smith & the Amazing Dancing Bear Lydia the Tattooed Lady - great song, originated by Groucho Marx Sunny Searchin' Mr. Bassman Tenderly New York State of Mind Tumbling...

Here are two examples of The Brady Bunch Variety Hour. http://youtube.com/watch?v=bfWvhXfY00E http://youtube.com/watch?v=6U35yN0TRz4 And here's The Simpsons spoof. http://youtube.com/watch?v=67Kac2GhxUI To quote Joseph Conrad: the horror...the horror... Although "new Jan" is :flirt:

I'm a big fan of Lidsville, starring Butch Patrick (The Munsters) and the great Charles Nelson Reilly as Horatio J. Hoodoo. Also loved H.R. Pufnstuf. One of my favorite Sid & Marty productions was D.C. Follies, which aired in syndication between 1987 and 1989. It was set in a Washington D.C...

(Leach is sprawled out, facedown, in the bottom of the empty pool) Leach (muffled): ...somebody get the hose...

I would say records were phased out from regular department stores...probably around 1988/89. I can remember certain stores selling vinyl, cd, and cassettes. I owned the second Muppet Show LP, but unfortunately I wore it out! I can remember one time, when I was a little pipsqueak in the...

"Do You Remember Rock & Roll Radio" - Ramones

Who lives in a pineapple under the sea...? Great. Now I have SpongeBob stuck in my head!

I still own videotapes. Last summer, music stores such as Strawberries and Coconuts were selling their entire stock of VHS for $2.99 each. So I picked up several titles that aren't on DVD yet. I use my VCR regularly. Don't have Tivo. And I have a large vinyl collection. Some of them I...

Cloudy and cool.

Penguins are fun to juggle!:zany: :zany: :zany:

I've been lucky in my neck of the woods...the weather's been comfy here over the last few days.

Welcome to Muppet Central, Earl and Kayla! Hope you have lots of fun here! :) :)

I love the Wilkins Coffee ads. The humor of the Muppets in 10-15 seconds of airtime. The fates that befell poor Wontkins (being shot, stabbed, blown up, etc.) were classic!

Yep, I sure remember Fraggle Rock comic books. The local 7-11 sold 'em. I remember purchasing Wembley and the Mean Genie (one of my favorite episodes) first, then collecting a few more of 'em. They seemed to be very popular as I recall, 'cause the store was often out of stock.

I just think the word "frackle" is really cool!:cool:

Yep, I love how the filmmakers followed the books the film was based on, and made each character resemble his or her counterpart from the original illustrations. Maybe if the film had been a hit, Disney would have made more sequels... But a big complaint at the time was the movie was too...

Leonard Nimoy actually kept pretty busy on the stage over the years. Here's a partial list of the shows he appeared in: Oliver! - Fagin Camelot - King Arthur Fiddler on the Roof - Tevye The King & I - King of Siam My Fair Lady - Henry Higgins I Remember Mama Peer Gynt Dr. Faustus Stalag 17 A...

Funny!:D Check this out for more Nimoy goodness... It's a montage of vintage Star Trek clips set to Leonard singing "Once I Smiled," immediately followed by William Shatner's infamous, passionate and dramatic take on "Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds." http://youtube.com/watch?v=qsFT7eO_Ltw

"Daydream Believer" - The Monkees