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I'm not impressed. But it's obvious this guy has talent, why not make up his own characters?

Jim was Ill during taping I believe, and Frank was starting his downward spiral on not performing.

Yep, they are both him. There are many cameos in that series, including Camille Bonorra, Jerry Nelson, and a few newer puppeteers and writers.

The 60 Minutes show is from 1979. It's about fifteen minutes, and it shows interviews with the performers and puppets, and behind the scenes looks of the Raquel Wlech episode. It's very funny and informative.

According to a 2 page article about it in the Winter issue of Muppet Magazine, it originally aired December 16th. It's in a 1988 issue, which I thoguht was odd too. It may be a rerun, but they talk about it in the article like it was a new show. Hope this helps.

It's from the Muppet Music Video "I'm Gonna Always Love You." It's all Muppet Babies, and was for promotion for MTM. It was shown on The Merv Griffin Show, MTV, And HBO During the time of the film's release.

I'm pretty sure they are female. After all, women did their voices for the Ed Sullivan version.

Terrific! Great job, especially for a first try, love it!

Hi, welcome to MC. Here's another cast list: http://www.toughpigs.com/extrachristmascast.htm

"Les call dis cooperation...." "No, let's call it Shirley." :D Heh, crazy skit.

Se how much more help you got at TP? ;) :D :p :zany:

I also may be wrong, but I don't think he was meant to be a major character. I think he was given just a throw away name for that "Say the Word" sketch. I'm not sure though. I'm just assuming becuase he almost alwyas had a different performer, and was rarely the center of any sketches. Again, I...

I gonna go out and say it wasn't Frank. I'm not positive about this, but Frank's SS work schedule at this time was very limited (3 days a year, I believe.) So he wouldn't just come in for that sketch, since none of his characters have speaking roles in it. (Bert makes a non speaking role at the...

One word, eeesh! :eek:

Looks like Richard to me.

Jerry and Richard were a great team, with Floyd and Janice. Another good singing team was Jerry and Louise, with the jugband Jerry and Lousie characters (especially Henrietta's Wedding UK Skit)

Well, I'm sure they will. ;)

And the reason that parts of this aren't online is because...? ;)

To quote Piggy from TMM: "I don't understand any of this..." :confused: :concern: :rolleyes:

Thanks a lot for the heads up. Where'd you hear this from?