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Well, Prairie Dawn is serving to be what was missing since Jim wasn't around to play Ernie of Kermit -- a "fall guy" role.

One additional fact, the "Can Do" song in "Guys & Dolls" also takes place in front of a newsstand.

I'd like to see -John Cleese -Rowan Atkinson -Jennifer Saunders -Dawn French Notice a pattern here? :)

That's right, it was a golden condor.

He also somehow sounds like Moishe Oofnik, the Israeli Grouch of Shalom Sesame. I don't think that was planned that way, though.

- Flight attendent, there's a frog in my salad! - Not so loud. Everyone will want one.

They seem to omitted the part where the frog started: "Hello, my baby, hello, my honey, hello my ragtime gal...."

Well, there must have been some new material. After all, there was the final song, "That's All". :) And in that director skit which focused on "Good night", Rita asked Judy how long she was on the Electric Company. When she was told, she responded, "Six years. And you still don't read the card!"...

"Could someone please hand me a robe?"

Brian Meehl, of course was Grungetta before Pam Arciero. Presuming no one puppeteered Grungy before Brian, I'd say it was a safe bet that she started appearing whenever he was added to the Sesame Muppet cast. So, when was that? 1980? 1981?

What would be an appropriate lyric? Hmmm.... Froggy went a lunchin', He did ride. Mmmm hmm. Mmmm hmm.

This is my 600th post! YAY!

Don Music keeps a photo of him on the wall.

There was a new one recently. Bert sang the song, "In My Book", the same song in an animation (which, as it was, was sung by Jerry Nelson in his 'Robin' voice). That was a really fun new sketch.

Whether they intended this or not, I detect a bit of Triumph the Insult Comic Dog in that voice. Still it looks neat, and looks like they had a fun time putting it together.

Oh yeah, "Don't Eat the Pictures". That was cool.

On a side note, there is a set of DVD's for The Hubley Collection. Although the tracks on the lists do not include anything they did for Sesame Street or the Electric Company, it's interesting to see a Sesame animator's other works.

Sadly, no. And it has been one that some Muppet fans have been searching for.

I'm sure most of us know someone at work or otherwise who starts the day with 3 cups of coffee. At least.

Heh, wish someone had shown me that episode before I saw Wizard of Oz.