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Phillip answered your question in this thread.

If anyone can help me out, I'd really like an avatar of any of these characters: Fraggle Rock: Doc Red's sea monster Avalanche monster Boober's head on Junior's body (different-looking) one of the Fraggles with spaced out eyes (as seen in Bored Stiff) Sesame Street: Little Chrissy...

Correction: Lowercase N - 1093, 1576 Kermit's African Alphabet Song - 2404, 2485

OMG! I have the exact same T-shirt as Joggy! :) :) :) Under where?

To clarify: SSetta's real name is Geoffrey Weagraff. That doesn't sound like a girl name to me. ;) And you can contact him via email. And about that green female AM "sheriff" you mentioned: I think her name was Clementine. Sound familiar?

:rolleyes: They're only dead to YOU. And we would be glad to help you out if you just emailed us or gave out your email address. How can we give you more episodes if you don't contact us or give us your email address in some way? :mad: I don't mean to be a sourpuss, but these "angry"...

Exactly. It's really up to you. Both Aaron and Danny have presented their sides of the story, and misunderstandings can sometimes ensue in these situations. The same thing happened to me: Aaron told me I never gave him my address, when I knew I had. But that didn't stop us from doing...

No, she's referring to the Ed Sullivan appearance, where Kermit plays a piano to keep a Snerf from eating him. Ultimately he DOES get devoured ... by the piano. Anyway, to me it looks like it took 5-6 hands to control that Snerf (1 for head, 2 for hands, 1-2 for belly?). I could be wrong...

Are you referring to the song "Get Along"? That's the one where Kermit leads a song with Twiddlebugs, a cow and some "greasers". It's one of the most poignant Kermit moments. :)

I only know that "What's The Name" was featured in 666. The others? No clue.

:rolleyes: Please, I thought we were past that phase of pessimism. Anyway, as far as I know, the July 1969 pilot (the second one Phillip mentioned) exists only in the vaults of Sesame Workshop, but has been seen in fragments on A&E. However, some of us have a complete copy of the November...

1. I have no idea. 2. Who knows? 3. Seasons 27-31, I suppose. Don't know for sure. 4. Only that he made a Tex Avery-ish short cartoon called The Dirdy Birdy, first seen at Spike & Mike's in 1995 by me.

There's someone I know who has all 65 of the TEC episodes shown on Noggin, and then some. BTW, Billy, do you have Unpaved #2293 or #2358? Those are the ones I currently need. Please email me about it.

For that to happen, wouldn't we have to buy multiple copies each? ;) It might sound crazy, but $9.71 is probably the best price we could hope for. :D

Let's face it, everyone who attends Al's concerts has a rockin' good time. Take it from someone who's seen him 4 (soon to be 5) times. ;) :) Both Jeffrey Gray and I are gonna see him at Great America in September. It'll be pure spectacle as always. :D

Who cares? On a DVD like that, I consider ALL the features extra special. :) But we shall see ...

I've had it for almost a decade. :)

Mikealan, Please contact me about trading next. I have almost the ENTIRE Unpaved series and then some; you won't be disappointed. :)

JABBERWOCKY! :crazy: ;)

What about the cartoon with forty lemmings jumping off a cliff to a barbershop song?