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Reply I never expected to get so many messages! Thanks to all of you guys with your support in this guide. I'll be typing more in the future (and, hopefully, with more of your help, add some more to my [ our ] guide)!

Reply First of all, I didn't get a spanking...not yet, anyways. Second, to Pigs in Space, I'm not making a website (I don't have a computer). But I would like to hear your ideas, in case anyone else is considering a website. Third, to BlueAM, I was glad to see "Cookie Disco" on there...

I've been reading about people saying that they would like to see a SSU episode guide. I happen to have a few episodes that could be put into a guide, but I don't have the knowledge of how to make a website (I don't even have a computer!:( ) Rather, I am making an episode guide in a notebook I...

It was sung by Kevin Clash, using his Clifford voice.

1. Don't know. 2-5. They don't have any names, they're just "Anything Monsters". 6. Volume 11(?) of "The Sesame Street Library" has an illustration of him (minus teeth) and refers to him as "Hortense". 7. Don't know. 8. Don't know. He's probably a nameless AM.

I thought a robot is a machine. I guess he's both.

I have a sketch on tape that involved BD Monster and the Alphabet Cheerleaders (who cheered for F and K). Here it is. (By the way, I'll call the Pointy Green leader "Jim"): Jim: Gimmie an A! Others: A! Jim: Gimmie a B! Others: B! Jim: Gimmie a C! Others: C! Jim...

Like The Count said, I am a dedicated Muppet fan. For some films I know the year. (Some of them were found in the SS albums in the copyrights. "The Ballad of Casey McPhee" I found out was made in 1975, so I associated the cows with that year.) Plus I have several films on tape that feature...

If it helps, here's some info on the cows (of sketches I've seen): During the mid-70s, two cows were built: the black-and-white one (Natalie) and Gladys. They looked a bit different than the ones today. They had slimmer heads and small (and strange-looking) mouths. A few years later (still...

I don't know why you can't e-mail me, but my address is muppet1fan@yahoo.com.

To ssetta: There was an episode after 1993 that had violence. Kingston wrote a story about a king who couldn't read. The king ended up getting trampled by rampaging horses and a piano fell on him!

1. The yellow monster is named Ruby. She was one of Telly's friends. 2. That "old dude" is Uncle Wally, Bob's uncle (the actors aren't related). 3. The lamb is Meryl Sheep, another Muppet parody.

Lanford is a plant that Mokey and Red owned on Fraggle Rock. It sort of looked like a venus-fly-trap-meets-Uncle-Deadly-with-an-anvil.

Is this video worth buying?

Didn't Mike Davis perform some of the Anything Muppets? ( Like the Pointy Green AM in the "Meet Me At The Bus Stop" song? He sort of sounds like Nelson.) Also, did Mike perform just the front half or both the front half and the voice( which sounds more like Nelson to me)?

Technically, they lost. Somebody gambled on the game (CB: Linus, it was your stupid baby brother, Rerun!")

Actually that's it, but he also wore a silver suit. (it's just a simple, plain suit, no specific details. But it did have a small collar and there might've been a little more stuff--I'd have to look at my film clips of him, and tell you more.) BTW, does anybody remember "Spaceship Surprise...

Sorry, it ain't on there.

He looked exactly like him, but the Captain had brown hair.

And don't forget Monty! He was used from the same AM too! (Well, almost. The only difference was the "live hands")