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Happy Birthday, "Trash Gordon"! :)

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I could be wrong, but that sounds like Mummenschanz.

Well, you can always get "Count it Higher" back from an eBay auction. Shouldn't be too hard to find.

At first I was confused by the title "and Pam Arciero", over Telly while he was holding Natasha in his arm -- that's Kevin, isn't it? -- I thought. But now I think I get it, the caption was over Telly's right arm, operated by Pam.

Song: Dance Myself to Sleep (this time with celebrities) Two others that followed JTE but just with Ernie Song: Ernie alone, Honker-Duckie-Dinger Jamboree Skit: Ernie and Rubber Duckie say the alphabet with Christopher Reeve. Song: Somebody Come and Play - squirrel drop acorn on Ernie's...

Was this the show in the early 1990's, in which the cast included Adrian Edmonson or Robbie Coltriane (Brad) and Tim McInnerny(Frank)? I bought that album in London in 1991 and wanted to know if anyone saw that particular cast live?

It's been a long time since I asked this before, and during that time, many new traders have probably joined the group. So, no harm in asking: Anyone here have the Arsenio Hall show with Jim Henson. First Jim pulls out Kermit and later Rowlf who sings "You and I and George". From what I...

Nah, he shows up in an earlier episode which has a Jazzy Spies cartoon for #3. Darn good thing then, that this show had "2" for the sponsor. :) I'm not a devil, he says, I just play one on television.

Can I pick some of those? Still haven't seen the whole season, and some categories I haven't made up my mind in. Well, here goes nothing, and in no particular order: Biggest suprise: Jim Henson's #10 Baker Film - temporarily back from the dead. :) Best human: Gordon, as in Trash...

This won't list all of them, but it should help a little.Click here.

Maybe it was one of the Muppeteers in training.

I think it's worth mentioning that there are two different Kermit sketches involving two talking balls. The first one was Kermit discussing things that were circles - because today's "groovy word" is round. There was a pink rubber ball played by Frank who kept telling corny jokes to Kermit...

Another possibility, if this was done in 1969 as it looks, that it was Caroll Spinney.

One of my favorite skits with Forgetful is "Home Run on the Range."

I always thought it was "In an old and far off place." Besides, "lonely and cold" was used as a rhyme in the second line. And least that's what I came away with.

I guess my favorite on this topic would have to be where Lefty sells a bottle of air to Ernie - bottle not included.

Some classic SS is on Play With Me Sesame, which has returned to Noggin in its 12:30 pm slot.

Yeah, but that date turned out to be a bit of a Horror. (Sorry.) :)

Actually, from what I understand, Play With Me Sesame has returned to Noggin at the 12:30 slot. They may not be new, but they are there.