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We never saw Kermit and Lenny The Lizard together for some reason.

What if Digit, Leon, Flash and Beard were still apart of the Muppet gang?

Who here loves Clifford? He is one of my favorite Muppet characters by Kevin Clash! He got his start with the Muppets in 1989 as a bass guitar player in a Muppet Band called "Solid Foam" from The Jim Henson Hour. He ended up becoming an official member of The Muppet gang after words. Here is a...

Here is the sketch. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M_HZDD7dODo NOTE: The first monster dance was cut from this clip. The first monster you see coming up was the second monster to come up and dance. "ENJOY!" :)

What if Rowlf became a member of the Sesame Street gang? :sympathy:

I am a He! I ordered my copy of The Jimmy Dean DVD from Best Buy by phone. :sympathy:

I've always wondered who was that one monster between Green Grover and Scudge in the 1969 "A" sketch?

Whats wrong with Andy & Randy Pig? I always thought that they were funny! Steve Whitmire and Dave Goelz were just having fun with those characters.

Geri and the Atrics sung "Hound Dog" on the Dyan Cannon episode of The Muppet Show.

In that sketch if you watch the scene where Baskerville goes under the limbo stick keep an eye on Boppity and you will see Frank Oz's hand in the shot holding Boppity's arm-rods. :concern:

QUESTION! Was the Sinister Sam "I Wanna Know Y" sketch made in the late 70's or early 80's?

Here is a list of some songs that I think The Muppets should have covered. :) 1. Chuck Berry's "You Can't Catch Me" by Dr. Teeth & The Electric Mayhem 2. "SH-BOOM" by The Gills Brothers with Crazy Harry blowing things up! :crazy: 3. Fats Domino's "The Fat Man" by Howard Tubman 4. "Tiny...

I would also love to see the "Secret Knock" sketch with the gangster AM's. I also hope to see the sketches with Lefty & his Boss.

OMG! I forgot about Don Music! Yeah, I hope we see him on the upcoming DVD set too!

Floyd didn't get his blinking eyes until the second season of The Muppet Show. :sing: Zoot changed colors through the years. :cool:

So I guess we might see The Rhymies in the Sesame Old School vol. 2 DVD. :)

QUESTION! Were The Rhymies sketches made in the late 70's or early 80's?

Yes Rowlf was mentioned and pictured on the back cover of The Jimmy Dean DVD. :sympathy:

If you watch that sketch you will see a framed picture of Dr.Teeth on the wall when Grover goes up the stairs. :D

I have my copy of "The Best Of The Jimmy Dean Show"! I ordered it from Best Buy a few weeks ago. "BUY IT!" It's worth the money! It may only have two Rowlf skits but it's worth it! The Rowlf sketches are hilarious! Rowlf is the king of puns! I hope there will be more Jimmy Dean DVDs like this...