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I think you're referring to Bennett Cerf, not Herbert.

Ray Stevens would have made an interesting guest. In fact, I'm writing a script for it right now! The idea just popped into my head all of a sudden. I don't know when I'll get finished, though...

That's the one I was reffering to! I thought it looked like Warren's:) Thanks!

Where is everybody?! I'm not kidding about this website, it really exists!

One of the gorillas from Muppets Tonight! appeared in the "Elmo's World: Bananas" segment .

>>To The Count: The dog's name was Annata (Or Renatta?) Scottie.

Didn't somebody here have a Sesame Street Puppet website? I'd really like to look at it.

It's on the "Play-Along Games and Songs" video.

I've seen it!: A cat, sort of purplish-green, is sleeping beside a mouse hole. A telephone comes out of it and hits him in the head, then "runs" off with the cat chasing it. When he finally catches it, the telephone rings, vibrating the cat, who picks up the receiver and says...

What sketches are on the video "Big Bird's Favorite Party Games"? And why hasn't Sony Wonder released it (along with "I'm Glad I'm Me")?

This may sound a bit odd to some, but I don't care: The actual Kermit was said to be about two feet tall, while Rizzo is about 11 inches, so I think the figure should be about half the size of Kermit.

I'm Kermit!!!!!

I haven't seen 'em either.:(

And Paul Simon thought nobody would like the leg-frying motif!

The first appearance Lenny made was as a Frackle in "The Great Santa Claus Switch" special in 1970.

I remember parts of it, especially Carol Kane (wasn't she the woman who played Latke Gravas's wife on "TAXI"?) I think a series of clips were in a montage during a song she sang on that episode were shown on the ABC special about 7 or 8 years ago.

I don't think there's a "highlight reel", but if you're talking about when Joan Ganz Cooney and Harry Smith talk about guests, here they are ( or most of them ): Jim Carrey: in a performance of "Happy" and "Sad" feet James Taylor: singing "Your Smiling Face" to Oscar Tony Bennett: singing...

I'm not 100% sure, bit I think Jerry Nelson might've played the Egyptian-Ernie statue and Martin P. Robinson could have been the shark. By the way, is there any way I can change my "Junior Member" "rank"? I'm new to all this new stuff at delphi.com.