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For all you SS fans looking for a good time, go to this website and download the mp3 "TMBG Mas Fun". It reminds me of one of those videotaped segments where two SS human cast members help each other out in pantomime. For the full effect, when it gets to the 1:03 mark, say "Cooperation!" and...

Cyranose DeBergerac: a profile Voice: Jerry Nelson Puppet type: hand and rod (and nose) Skin color: lavender Eyes: think Forgetful Jones or Prof. Hastings Nose length: about 2 feet (human length) Hair color: dark brown, I think Clothes: think "Three Musketeers"

You're thinking of Cyranose DeBergerac.

Here are the tour dates.

Hopefully my ideas will make some sense ... the only purpose I see for a Sesame Street episode DVD project is to raise MORE money for PBS, Sesame Workshop, or Noggin, or whatever. The way I picture it, there would be a catalogue that lists each episode, along with its description/lessons...

I'm gonna see him in Berkeley on May 16. You gonna be there too, jeffkjoe?

I was a biiiiiiig Elmo fan until about 1994, when the show became less and less cool and I became more grown up. I still like him as a character, but I think his early performances are often his best, especially when he interacts with Kermit. One time in NYC my family and I called a cab, and...

It seems that Boober isn't the only one who says "Down at Fraggle Rock" at the end of the intro. So far, I have discovered two other "auditions" for that one ending shot: •The Terrible Tunnel: Wembley whispers it to us. I just discovered this intro thanks to DW McKim; I think it's only on...

That's not always the case ... I mean, several Britcoms are seen on PBS. However, in a way, what frogboy's saying makes sense, what with steering clear of the different accent and all. To vouch, I can think of two British TV projects that have aired in the States with altered voice tracks...

I've never seen Mopatop, but I think I read somewhere around this forum that Mudwell the Mudbunny also appeared on that show ... am I right?

Where does it say that?

Very well organized. You're like the UK's own Mark Pethick. :D

:concern: When I first saw this thread I almost thought she had passed away.

Hey Agentflash - Sorry if this is off topic, but I must inform you of this: are you aware of this thread "you" started? Please state your case in that thread.

Thanks for the heads up, Daniel! I'm marking my calendar. :D :D :D

The MC video collectibles page might be of help ... and this site lists many (if not all) of the Sesame Street video releases. My suggestion: go for anything from the "Muppet Show" Playhouse Video series or the Jim Henson Play-Along Video series. Those are highly sought after, if I'm not...

As far as I know, that only exists in one of my numerous SS books. I don't remember which one, but I know it's a 3-part story called "The Boy, The Girl and the Jellybeans", and it's meant to demonstrate emotions. It dates back to 1971 if I'm not mistaken. Mikealan, if you have these clips...

Here they are, in case anyone wants them ...

Like Matt said, copy the link and paste it into a new window ...

Hey guys, if any of you are into song parodies (beyond Yankovic), then you might find this site interesting, Am I Right? Don't let the Muppet-related parodies offend you, though. I'd recommend this site for mature audiences only. And check this: My dad has just become a fellow contributor...