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You misunderstood what Jeff said. You thought he was passing a value judgment against you, but he was really saying he can understand why others would. There's a difference.

You can get it pretty much anywhere, including Amazon.

That episode is available on the 2005 DVD release Doin' Things That Doozers Do.

"As a kid, I never thought I'd be able to say this: I took down Oscar the Grouch!" What the first contestant said last night, in case you missed it. :grouchy:

You mean you actually have them, or are you just adding the airdates like you usually do?

Relax. I just emailed you. I haven't been ignoring you. Sometimes it's easier to contact me through AIM than it is by email. Also, a post like this probably belongs in this thread.

Nope. That was Jeff Moss on the album version, and Richard Hunt in the TV version.

Thanks to YouTube, I've discovered the awesomeness of the rebellious Australian band known as TISM, and I'm eager to check out their entire catalog (most of which appears to be either out of print or expensive). If any Aussies here have any of their albums, please email or PM me let me know if...

Thanks to YouTube, I've discovered the awesomeness of the rebellious Australian band known as TISM, and I'm eager to check out their entire catalog (most of which appears to be either out of print or expensive). If any Aussies here have any of their albums, please email or PM me let me know if...

It's quite amusing that you think Geoffrey Weagraff (ssetta) is a woman. :p

THANK YOU for quoting the South Park movie. Seriously. This board needed it. :D

When in doubt, Wiki! Episode 666 Episode 796 Episode 926 Episode 1056 Episode 1186

But since "I Whistle a Happy Tune" was not edited from the release of #131, then anything's possible.

This is the subject of a Wiki article.

In case you haven't read the Wiki article, the "divorce" episode was shot, but they didn't air it because of the reactions from the children in the test audience.

No, it's different. Also noted on the Wiki page: Monsters at School: What Monsters Want to Be When They Grow Up Kermit asks monsters at a daycare center what they want to be when they grow up, and every time they tell him, he rewards them with a cookie. Cookie Monster, posing as a baby...

Someone added this to the News Flash Wiki page: Monsters at School: That is How We Look Kermit is at the first day of school for monsters, where the monster teacher and his monster students sing a song about how different they look.

Here's "The Rainbow Connection" in Arabic. :)

He said he and Big Bird "did a routine on stage." Craig gave him one of those looks, and it escalated into nonsensical comebacks. Also, that certificate :grouchy: gave to Craig was an original piece of Spinney art. I can tell.

Those episodes are from Season 11, not Seasons 6-10.