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They did that on Muppet Babies. Yeah he does say something like that on Party Cruise, rexcrk. --Klonoa

Ding! Someone mentioned a video game! Yeah, Rowlf is in Muppet Party Cruise. He can be one of the random CPU players on the board and if you run into him he gives you credits. Also he hosts one of the mini-games: "Tickling the Ivories" which is a fast paced 4 player billiards game. Rowlf...

I went to Sesame Place when I was little, too! Back when they had a park in Dallas. Oh it was so cool! Much better than Six Flags! (I'm so sick of Six Flags). When you first walk in the gate was a giant Big Bird head. Most of the attractions were outside versions of kiddie climib arounds...

Huh! I don't ever remember Big Bird on a unicycle, but I do remember him on roller skates lots of times. That looked hard to do! When I was little my mom would take us to the roller rink. I was never very good at roller skating. I'd get a bunch of quarters before we left. I learned how to...

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Well, on the Nintendo Entertainment System, there was a Wacky Races game that was, oddly enough, a 2-D platformer (like Super Mario). It starred Muttley and you had to hop and bop your way through the levels, and the bosses were the other racers in their cars. I think there was a Wacky Races...

You know how they have season box sets of Flintstones and Jetsons on DVD? In October they're coming out with a box set of Wacky Races. That's SO mine! Laff-Olympics was a competitive sports style show with various Hanna Barbera characters in teams. There was the Yogi Yahooies, the...

Yeah, Fozzie, as a Muppet fan, you owe it to yourself to see Bear at least once. It's a neat kids show. --Klonoa

Well I like Tutter because he is so neurotic and small and fun. I like the way he says "Thank you, Bear." That's a really good show for kids. --Klonoa

From my blog (read it, will ya?) : Dance your cares away! Working's for another day! Let the Fraggles play! Down at Fraggle Rock! Man I used to LOVE the Fraggle Rock show as a kid. And I found a DVD of it at Wal-Mart today! That was a great kid's show. Boober and Sprocket rock! My favorite...

Does Mystery Science Theater 3000 count? That's my favorite. --Klonoa

Texas is big and has a variety of land types: plains, grass, city, desert, mountain, even near tropical near the gulf. Muppetsdownunder, if you ever visit the US, you should visit Texas! Oh yeah, I saw Muppets beach towels on sale last night when I went to get my Fraggle Rock DVD at...

Hey I live in the DFW area. Next time I'm in Target, one of you needs to psychically remind me to look for Beaker T-shirts there, OK? --Klonoa

I do remember that one. Wish you could make real cars run with r's. --Klonoa

Oh, Nickelodeon...a blackout...you can't do that on television! Yeah Fist of the North Star was gross. Did someone say GameCube...? --Klonoa Stupid work...must...play...Tales of Symphonia... :)

Sigh...nobody likes Scrappy but me. But then, I tend to like the annoying kid characters in things. Some of my favorites are Scrappy, Tails, Genis, Ewoks, Jar Jar...(ducks flying objects). When I was little I'd wake up my parents by jumping on their bed and yelling, "Dah dah dah dahdah...

Quotes: So many great ones, but I really like the whole "Heat Wave" scene in Muppet Christmas Carol Characters: Swedish Chef, Rizzo, Pepe, Joe the Armadillo (keeping it classic Muppets only, otherwise I'd be listing Oscar and Boober as well) Movie: The Muppet Christmas Carol Song...

I got the real release on that. I didn't know there was a cereal release. What's that all about anyway? --Klonoa

Yeah I got a couple of real, non-bootleg Battletoads action figures from a dollar store a long time ago. They're kind of like bendys. --Klonoa

Hey guess what? I have a blog now, even though I don't really know exactly what a blog is. So go look at it and stuff. OK bye. My glob --Klonoa