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I agree, but it wouldn't hurt to play his "Healthy Food" rap every now and then.

I agree. That's one of the best Biff and Sully moments. What happens is that they're building a doghouse, but they imagine themselves as other things besides carpenters. I don't know the exact lyrics but it goes. We coulda, we coulda, but someone's gotta hammer. Someone's gotta saw. That...

That's easy: 1. :mad: 2. :halo: 3. :concern:

Who's Mr. Fred? When I saw that I was thinking Fred Rogers, but he'd be in his 70s if he were still alive. I'm a little confused as to who you mean.

Wow. I never knew that. I really wish I could get a download or an album of this song. It sounds like a great Sesame Street tribute.

I checked it out. Actually, I can't believe it wasn't Dave and Steve as Waldorf and Statler there. I thought it sounded like them. I thought Pepe sounded a little different, but I guess it was still Bill. I guess only the Muppateers would know for sure.

How different is the Nelson-voiced Snuffy from the Marty Robinson Snuffy of today anyway? He didn't sound that different on Christmas Eve on Sesame Street (though I don't think that was Jerry), yet I have heard a Nelson Snuffy on MC Radio and he didn't sound much like Snuffy, so I'm sort of...

Yeah. I was sort of wondering about that too. I have the Juliet Prowse and Rita Moreno eps where Richard plays Piggy most of the time, but I do wonder about other episodes when she's included in the show's plot. (Ex: Candice Bergen, Lena Horne.) Sometimes when I read her quotes I don't know...

Wait a minute. Judy Collins was with Snuffy and this was in the 70s before he was revealed to the adults on the show? Does this mean celebrities could see Snuffy but not the regulars on the show? If that's the case why didn't the celebrities just tell everybody that Big Bird was telling the...

What I don't understand is why all the Sesame Street characters were on the bride's side. They would know Kermit better than they know Piggy, so you'd think they'd be on his side.

Yeah, I remembered Herry doing it to Ernie, but I forgot about the part with Bert. Kind of strange how Bert turned the tables on Ernie in that one, considering it's usually Ernie who has the last laugh. About the year, I don't remember. I've seen it some time in the 80s, but I'm not sure...

Actually, I think it would have been a better idea if Timelife kept making them. I mean I am anxious for the season by season box sets, but I'm still wondering what to do with the one's I have once the DVDs come out. After all, there is one tape with three season 2 eps. I wouldn't need that...

That's interesting. I know the Holiday on Ice full-body versions of Bert, Ernie, Cookie Monster and the Count on 'Christmas Eve on Sesame Street.' I didn't think they were used anywhere else.

1997? That's interesting. I was thinking that it was one of Steve's first performances as Ernie and it was sort of used as a Henson tribute. I didn't know it was that recent.

And of course the most memorable one was Big Bird's famous song, "ABC-DEF-GHI-JKLMN-OPQR-STU-WXYZ, it's the most remarkable word I've ever seen!"

I've noticed that happens a lot in early episodes of TV shows. (Ex. Urkel on the second ep of "Step by Step," Michelle Tanner on the second ep. of "Hanging with Mr. Cooper.") I think a lot of shows have crossovers in their earlier episodes to get people interested.

Well, we still see Gordon regularly on the show and in the Trash Gordon segments. Maria, Luis, Gabby and Miles show up on the show quite a bit as well. Bob and Susan are still on the show, maybe not quite as often as before but they're still there. After all, they are the only two original...

Actually, that one I vaguely remember. Not very well though. I guess they talked about how they were different and how they were alike and at the end she did Ernie's famous 'Kee hee hee' laugh.

I do remember a series where Luis had a cast on his arm. I don't remember Maria with a broken nose though.

In response to that (sorry for getting off subject again), I do remember a sketch where Fat Blue couldn't make up his mind whether to have the soup or the sandwich first so Grover has to keep running back and forth and bringing him what he wants until finally he brings them both out at the same...