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That would definitely go above Telephone Rock, Telephone Rock is not a bad song but I’ve heard it so many times that I’m kind of tired of it.

Least Favorite to Most are When You Move The Mouse, Sad, Surprise, Proud, Rock and Roll Super Star, Mountain Of Love, Danger, Mad, Telephone Rock, Four, and Body Rhythms. I have yet to hear to “Every Beat With My Heart.”

I feel the initial Palisades series one was great because of the steppingstone and how many more characters we could’ve gotten. However I changed accessories to be more character focus along with the display ability. For example: Guy Smiley has a mini set of his game show with the podium...

Series 1: Ernie-Rubber Ducky, banana, bugle, toy fire-truck, D, lunchbox, disguise kit, ball, & toybox Oscar-Slimy, trashcan, ice cream, apple core, rotten umbrella, smelly fish, N, O, & newspaper Two-Headed Monster-brick wall, 2, toothbrush, toothpaste, radio, & telephone Guy Smiley-microphone...

I would’ve loved to see Crazy Harry’s home life.

I remember in interviews with both Peter and Marty saying that even though the show only films like three months. However they have obligations with foreign training, along with puppeteer workshops and whatever else comes their way.

There was only one line in Sex and Violence, “This way Tonya.”

Kermit, Gonzo, Beaker, Fozzie, Lips, Rizzo, Animal, Swedish Chef, Rowlf, Clifford, Pepe, Bobo, and Sal

Well being all the way near Disneyland in California, I probably wouldn’t unless if I decide to take trip to DC for vacation.

Song wise: the song Cookie sung by Cookie Monster. Skit wise: the skit where Ernie left Rubber Duckie on the desk.

I might as well try to reboot this after all, we all are stuck at home being miserable

Any Muppet/Sesame character you would wanted to see Palisades made?

I would just love to see an evening with Marty performing Telly just going off on whatever is going on.

From what I heard from marketing class, some characters pop out more than others when it comes to the cultural osmosis. A character like Baby Bear is too generic while a character like Grover pops out. This reminds me of a paparazzi event where people were calling Telly the Purple Elmo and...

Elmo should be glad he has fur or he would've had to deal with indecent exposure. :crazy:

Plus the factor of more puppeteers being unavailable now. People such as Jen and Peter have more commitments to Sesame Street now.

I remember with an interview with David Rudman taking over cookie monster was a big honor and a big responsibility to him, so much that he study the character with Frank’s performance to this day

Plus I remember Marty saying Telly is not a very cuddly character, he’s been through stuff also he’s not that marketable, there’s barely any Telly toys.

This thought came to my head recently, but didn’t seem that Steve’s Ernie really relied on him having Rubber Duckie with him.

I know, but it’s kind of funny still