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Splurge is a neat character. He was in the special "Muppets on Puppets" in 1968, the Ed Sullivan Show and the first season of Sesame Street. He wasn't used much after 1970. It seems that Thig and Thog became the commonly used "large" monsters after Splurge.

Just a note that quite a few new songs were added to Muppet Central Radio today from the Muppets, Sesame Street and Bear in the Big Blue House. Click here to listen to MCR. We recommend you listen with the Live365 player... http://www.muppetcentral.com/radio/

It's playing fine for me. You may want to shut down your browser and try again. Are you using the Live365 player or something else? You can change you preferences if need be here... http://www.live365.com/cgi-bin/personalize.cgi If you still experience problems, let us know and we will try...

Happy birthday Luke. Make it a great one. Hard to believe another year has gone by, huh?

Hi Jimmy, Thanks for the post. Here is a discussion about it from a few weeks ago... http://forum.muppetcentral.com/showthread.php?t=15216&highlight=Reader%27s+Digest Nice avater by the way! :D

Yeah, you are thinking of one of the 1985 Playhosue videos. I don't know off-hand which one but maybe someone can confirm. There are 10 of them.

Terry's puppet, Butch G. Cat, appears at some of the telethons each year in Canada. Terry has worked on quite a few professional puppet programs and is extremely gifted and talented.

Great to see you back Zack. We thought about you when we saw your name on the packages. Congratulations!

Please read the thread linked above. Post there if you need help and someone will assist you.

For anyone wondering why scenes are edited, our FAQ goes into some detail about this... http://www.muppetcentral.com/help/faq/collectibles.shtml#9

Lots of people here have Muppet Monster Adventure. Here is a review you might find enjoyable... http://www.muppetcentral.com/articles/reviews/merchandise/monster_adventure.shtml

It doesn't seem odd to me. The Muppets and Sesame Street have been doing album parodies since the beginning. Also remember that in 1993 the original "Sesame Road" album was released (Sony changed the track listing and rereleased it in 1995). So it doesn't really seem odd that "Cheep Thrills" was...

Just a reminder about the forum rules guys...

Hi Jeremy, Got your e-mail. I don't have any extras of the puppets you are seeking. Roosevelt and the Igel Bunsen are probably the cheapest of what is on your list. There have been quite a few of the Vicma puppets on eBay during the last 12 months or so. I have seen 4-5 Sherlocks...

This should help with the forum FAQ. I know we need to update the Flash forum menu with the new link. http://forum.muppetcentral.com/faq.php?faq=vb_faq

Here is some big news that broke today, Jim Henson and the Muppets will be honored on US postage stamps to be released in 2005. We don't yet know what the stamps will look like. http://www.muppetcentral.com/news/2004/081404.shtml

It really wasn't clear what your question was... but if it helps Janis Joplin's album was "Cheap Thrills" whereas the Sesame one is called "Cheep Thrills".

The above listing is how it is credited on the tape.

I don't think it was produced. It will be interesting to see if we get any new 2005 calendars. The parody calendars with non-recycled photos were a joy in the mid-nineties.

Glad to see they are finally arriving at Sam Goody/Suncoast/Media Play stores.