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That's awesome! It looks better than the official Wembley plushes I've owned in the past. How did you do it?

Hey y'all, I haven't watched new episodes of Sesame Street since I was, well, in the target age group for it, but I was wondering, if there's anyone on the forum who still watches it with their kids or anything... what's it like nowadays? Has it gone all woke and squeaky-clean like so many kids...

I hope so. Snuffy's probably still on, but I'm not sure about Ernie and Bert. Perhaps the whole "negative stereotypes of gay people" accusations about them have gotten strong enough that Sesame Workshop has caved in and removed them. Besides, Ernie's puppeteer, Steve Whitmire, hasn't done Ernie...

Of course, I'm only saying that because it makes him look more like a Fraggle, and spares us the question of where exactly his eyes are. Naturally I hate his facial expression and if he were to have eyes, they'd need to be smaller.

Well he's been dead for a long time now, so :sympathy:...

An episode explaining where the Gorgs' garden is located in relation to Outer Space. I like to imagine it's a tiny island somewhere in the middle of the ocean that's only connected to Fraggle Rock through magic, which would explain why the Gorgs never encounter humans or vice versa.

When I was just six years old, I got into Sesame Street and I took out a big coffeetable book from my local library about the work of Jim Henson, where I first read about Fraggle Rock. I then took out some Fraggle comics from the library, two omnibuses of the Archaia stuff. I loved them, so I...

Personally, I don't think that Fraggle Rock is set in the same universe as the main Muppet stuff, so I always just assumed that the Silly Creatures not noticing Matt was a combination of them mistaking him for a human with dwarfism due to his size, and Matt possibly embellishing some of the...

Here's my plot (I'm thinking of making it into a fanfic) It's set twenty years after the end of the original series. Doc is dead, and his house is now being occupied by his son, Jerome Crystal Jr. (we can call him Jerry, as a reference to Jerry Nelson). When he moved into Doc's house, Jerry...

I don't need to take a quiz, I already know for a fact that I'm Boober.

Fraggle: Boober Doozer: None. I hate them all. Gorg: Junior, although I'm not a huge fan of any of them. Other: Sprocket hands down! Song: I can't choose, maybe "Follow Me" from the first episode. Episode: Again, too many to choose from, but I love Boober, so maybe "Boober's Dream". Extra...

That looks crazy but I honestly like it better than Boober's regular design. Sorry...

Boober's puppet being made without eyes was clearly just a stylistic choice. The character must have them, since he isn't blind, so the obvious answer is that they're very small and hidden under his hat and hair.

I'll list my top five. 1. Boober 2. Sprocket 3. Uncle Traveling Matt 4. Marjory the Trash Heap 5. Wembley

I'm pretty sure the workshop is a separate, smaller space in Doc's yard, and he has a house which is bigger that he lives in. He just likes to spend more time in the workshop because it's where he makes his inventions, and because it's where his dog stays. Besides, it's not out of character for...

I have a gigantic Mokey that looks a lot like that one, which I've owned for years, and she is hideous. My mom got me the Frankenmokey as a birthday present not knowing what it would look like, and it ended up being the most grotesque thing in the world. Of course I still own it... :smirk:

The entire episode with the Doozer hiccups. I know what it's called but I won't even name it because I don't want any person on this forum to ever waste 24 minutes of their precious, precious life watching it. Wrench's voice is almost as bad as Cotterpin's and there are almost no scenes with the...

I used to have a huge Fraggle Rock collection, though most of that stuff is no longer with me. I had the complete series DVD set, separate DVDs of the first three seasons, three DVDs with just a few episodes each, the complete animated series (I hated it), an omnibus of the Archaia comics...

They hatch from eggs, as mentioned by the Storyteller in "The Terrible Tunnel". I never thought about the ages of the main characters much but they seem more like young adults to me, except for maybe Red and Wembley.

Definitely the Manhattan toy ones. They come as both puppets and plushes. They're hard to find nowadays but you can probably find them on places like eBay. They make the five main Fraggles, Traveling Matt, Sprocket, Junior Gorg, and Doozers. I used to have the puppets of Gobo, Wembley, and...