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That's a good point. I never thought of that, but all the Henson movies did have at least a cameo by one or two SS characters, the post-Henson movies didn't even though Henson's company still owned the characters. The closest they came was using Ernie's rubber duckie in MFS.

Yeah, I think that is Frank's Animal in second clip that Cahuenga posted because he sounds different there than in the first one which is Kevin's from the Sandra Bullock episode. Also, I have seen that Frank isn't credited on the Andie McDowell episode where Kevin performed Piggy. Yet, it...

Yeah. That is sad, unless Kevin comes back to do some work for Muppets. It would be nice to see another Kermit/Clifford interaction. You never know.

Yeah. That's always been a classic bit. It's nice that they made a street scene out of that. That would be interesting and I thought about it before myself. I think Matt could do a good Mr. J. if given the chance. I do have to agree with whatshisname said about referencing a more current...

Those were cool. Thanks for sharing.

Well, that's good to know. I'll probably be able to see it when it airs, but in case I miss it for any reason, that would be a good place to check it out.

Yeah. I was thinking about that one too. It would have been too easy with Telly.

I thought that was kind of redundant though. Murray already has a lamb. I think they could have been more original there. That was cute. It reminded me of the Grover's ABC book when he did the letter A. For that matter, they could have given Bob a line too, especially since we don't see...

Good episode. Interesting to know that the Muppets do care for Statler and Waldorf despite their heckling. I liked Sweetums' appearance too. That could be thought of as a tribute to the late John Henson.

Thanks for sharing. I clearly remember the show's Muppet version of "The Beatles," but I guess what you're talking about is different. It is interesting how they used to do what they did on "The Muppet Show," about just playing songs that were out on the time without changing them in any form...

I agree. While you're in the 40s you're still relatively young. (Kind of worries me because I'm in my 30s.) That is quite sad. Anyway, the most memorable John Henson moment I can think of was his appearance as Sweetums in "Muppet Treasure Island" where he was thought to be the bad guy, but...

Thanks for telling us, SMF... (spoiler alert) Just a little side note while we're in the white with this, I think if Herry did h have any lines, it probaby wouldn't be Eric performing him, since he's more notorious for doing Frank's characters while Matt is doing Jerry's. I thik Matt would...

Yeah. I know what you mean. I've noticed a bit of a change in Caroll's Big Bird voice over the last few seasons. As for BB and Murray, I may need to listen again. I guess I don't notice it as much with the SS characters now that new episodes are on regularly, but Kermit hasn't had a lot of...

They were probably out in the sheep pasture. :) Oops. Wrong Ralph and Sam. Well, they missed out on "Goodbye," but the second part of your request may still be in the cards.

Exactly. Telly was a lot more confident before Bela came along. But then again if that hadn't happened, there wouldn't be a plot and the street scene would have been over in five minutes, so I kind of get the point.

Thanks for uploading. Now that I don't have a means of taping late night TV anymore, it's always good to watch those online. I liked the Kermit/Piggy part too. The first time in a while there was a sweet moment between them rather than fighting or anything like that. I do wonder though if...

Well, Bela's attitude was disturbing especially considering he's never been on a pogo stick and didn't know what fun was, so who's he to tell Telly that he's doing it wrong. Heck, even Oscar would have made a better coach than that. It seems like Bela's one of those characters who really...

Well, they said it was "Shalom" at Muppet Wiki. But you're right. I can't understand why it would have been in English then, unless that was from before they dubbed it. Also, Alison didn't sound like Gina there, so maybe her voice was dubbed, but yet it was still in English. I don't know...

Yeah. Like we said before it's better to keep the character alive with a recast than to retire the character altogether: :):o:concern:: Then to retire the character! Like they did with Mrs. Krebbapple on "The Simpsons" when Marcia Wallace passed on. When we think about it, it's a good...

Well, I don't know about that. He seems pretty good to me. But oh well, everyone is entitled to their opinion. Again, is there a video online anywhere of the Tyler Perry/Elmo segment? I couldn't seem to find that anywhere.