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Maybe this belongs in General Discussion, but ... Matt Stone and Trey Parker have decided to make a new feature film starring marionettes. Read all about it here and here. And then feel free to trash or praise the idea in this thread.

My sentiments exactly. This reminds me of the Better World Society ads, where Kermit says, "What if everyone in the world lived in one house? ... We do!" (he means the planet earth)

:eek: Re-he-he-HEAAAAALLY?? That I didn't know. That's a good sign. :D

Yes, plenty. The Avalanche Monster The Blustering Bellowpane Monster The Mirkmonster Skenfrith (only if you believe he's a monster) The Poison Cackler The Giant Bolo Monster The last of the Lily Creatures, the sea monster which Red discovers The Blue Dragon which Red discovers and a...

None of the 7 above mentioned titles are on that guide. But thanks anyway, Warrick. I remember watching the series with my family on a weekly basis, and Changing Nature was the last new episode we ever saw. What a grim way to end a great series. :( :cry: :o

According to the Dinosaurs guide at TV Tome, they're listed as unaired. Joggy and Warrick told me they have those episodes.

If anyone here can help me out, I need descriptions for the seven Dinosaurs episodes that were never shown in the USA. Here are the titles: Scent of a Reptile Earl and Pearl Life in the Faust Lane Variations on a Theme Park Working Girl Into The Woods Georgie Must Die I'm getting them...

I think jediX told me he has that sketch on one of his SS tapes ...

ssetta, Watch my tapes all the way through and your question will be answered. ;)

I only remember the ones with the fake teeth and the fake ears. The fake teeth bit was reused in a later (80s) demonstration by Grover and Kermit about what teeth are used for.

Throughout all my years of watching Sesame Street, I have frequently seen an old 16mm live-action film clip of a baby in a high chair, smearing a chocolate cookie all over her face and the table. There's some nice Raposo music, accompanied by a Cookie Monster voice-over ("Give the cookie to me...

That shouldn't be too hard. ssetta, I hope you enjoy the tapes and CD I sent you yesterday, and I wish you success in all future tape trade endeavors. Hang in there, and read the first quote in my signature ... it's good advice. Personally, I'd rather be able to watch something as many...

Actually there were six parts; the episode numbers are 1090 through 1095. I'm missing 1090 and 1093. But I'll have them soon enough, thanks to Super Scooter and ... whoever else has 1093. :) :p eloramoonjajs, please send me an email and we'll take it from there.

You're in luck. They all exist on tape, thanks to the diehard fans who recorded them from Noggin. I'm only missing the first and third parts, which I'll be getting soon.

Boober_Gorg celebrates his 500th post ... boy, do I need a life Due to her roles on Sesame Street and Emmet Otter's Jug-Band Christmas, the answer would be yes. Perhaps this will answer your first question. This particular episode is available on the Season 2 DVD set, in case you'd really...

The worst names are the ones nobody can pronounce. Take mine, for instance: Guillermo. I'm not even gonna begin to describe the various misspellings/mispronouncings I've been subjected to.:eek:

Sorry to disappoint you, Ryan, but I beat you to it. ;) No hard feelings, 'kay?

Drawing, of course! I've been drawing since I was 7. When I was young I was partially inspired by both the newspaper comics I read (inc. Garfield, Calvin and Hobbes, The Far Side, etc.) and by the Play-Along video "Wow, You're A Cartoonist!".

Au contraire. But you're close. ;) Well Justin, YOU ought to know which episode I'm talking about, since you recorded it for me. The scene in 1037 where Buffy and Big Bird sing is most likely the one used in Being There, which I only saw once, and thus I made a wild guess about it.

Gee, I hope Jerry can still do the voice ...