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Totally agree! They play off of each other very nicely, and I like to think that Johnny and Sal were created solely as tests to see how Bill Baretta and Brian Henson could handle not only each having a signature character but also to see what they could do as collaborators. Also, by the time...

Golden Girls had four clip shows: "The President's Coming! The President's Coming!", "Golden Moments", "We're Outta Here", and "Never Yell Fire In A Crowded Retirement Home".

People do the weirdest things...: http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/25130298/?GT1=43001 Funny, huh? :insatiable:

Best: Peter Falk in GMC. I use3 to have his whole monologue memorized when I was in kindergarten and would walk up to kids and recite it whether they wanted to hear it or not. Worst: John Cleese, also in GMC. I know a lot of you love the Neville/Dorcas scene, but I am not one of them. What do...

Thank you, Marty, Xerus, Carrie, and Pally! Yeah, after the matinee, I went to dinner with my mom and grandmother and about ten people from the play showed up and they all bought me a dessert! It was a great day; thank you all for thinking of me!

Thank you, Snowthy, William, Claudia, and MrsP! Today's certainly going to be a busy day for me; I've got two performances of Once Upon A Mattress on top of it being my birthday. (:eek:) Last night was opening night, so naturally the whole cast went out to dinner. When it got about half past...

No; I just read about it in a magazine, found it on YouTube, and posted a link to it on here. I thought some Muppet fans would enjoy it.:)

Looks cute. Could go either way, but for now I'll remain optimistic.:super:

A very talented actor, but sadly was a major jerk in real life, so I've heard. While he was doing TMS, he was very upset about having to wear the chicken suit and told off the creative forces, while drunk.

http://movies.msn.com/movies/article.aspx?news=315994&GT1=7701 I'll always remember him for his guest appearances on "Will & Grace" as Will's father.

:crazy: : I think *I* can arrange that!

IMO, Kermit sounded like Sam Kinison (my all-time favorite comedian!) in this interview.

Dumb question, but I'm just trying to get the full picture: Did he say it in his regular voice or in Elmo's voice?

Ahh, memories! I had forgotten about this thread; I had started it about eleven days after I joined (after my account got deleted :grouchy: ) . Thanks for reviving it, FatBlueMuppet!

No contest: Marty Feldman, all the way.:insatiable: :insatiable: :insatiable:

The puppet design looks a lot like Eureka's Castle. :batty:

A lot of people also remember Grodin for starring in the comedy favorite "Midnight Run".

My Top 5 (Very Obscure) 60's Songs Little Red Riding Hood- Sam the Sham and the Pharoahs Red Rubber Ball- The Cyrkle Judy in Disguise-John Fred and his Playboys Bus Stop- The Hollies Along Comes Mary- The Association

Yeah, I realize that I probably stretched the whole Pebble Pox thing pretty far, but that's always been one of my favorite episodes, and I thought it could be explored a little more. The death of Jasper was a very hard part to write (for obvious reeasons), but I was faced with how does a...

A Gary Puckett outline and you didn't include "Young Girl"? :eek: