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There was a little bit of dialog between Pepe and the Chef in MFS, and they're both played by Baretta, so yes, they should be able to do that with Pepe and Rowlf too.

Lol. I'd like to see that, Telly ending the show with a triangle note. I would have been great to see Telly and Oscar guest star on TMS. Also, I think it was a good idea to bring back sketches from the first season like Wayne and Wanda and the talking houses. Keep up the good work.

I agree with most of what was said here. I guess we don't need to say much more about Steve's Statler, since that's been discussed enough here. I want to comment on Bill's Rowlf. Most of the time he sounds fine. It's basically that he only sounds like Bobo for lines when he has a lower...

Those bio things are never right anyway. They even say that Martin Mull is still on "Sabrina." They really should change that.

It's this coming week? I thought Miss Piggy wouldn't be on the show until May 19. I'll have to check the "Hollywood Squares" website to make sure.

Okay, so it wasn't Eric's Grover. It was an early Frank Oz Grover. Thanks for that info. 116, 117, 118, 119, 120 Hmmmm. That worked for Crazy Harry.

Re: Secret, I'd like to get my hands on that game. I haven't heard Matt as Scooter or Janice yet. Or is that just for Playstation? That's a system I don't have.

Just something I thought I should mention. They were referred to as "Statler and Waldorf" in the Danny Kaye episode of TMS. 116, 117, 118, 119, 120

Hmmm. This topic has been mentioned before. Personally, I think they both did a good job. Scooter has the type of voice that you can't really imitate. You just have to go with whatever comes naturally. Since, Adam's Scooter only had one line, it was hard to tell how he sounded. I thought...

Besides, could you imagine the song "Why the $#^%//!! are you so sad on "Sesame Street?" Although, they did have "It's hard to be humble on TMS with the line, "Must be a ^%^&//@!! of a man." You never know.

Unfortunatley, that sound clip doesn't work on my computer. But I see what you mean. It would be like comparing Steve's Kermit to Jim's and Eric's Piggy to Frank's. Not too much of a difference.

Actually, I wasn't looking for anything in particular. I just wanted to find out how to do it. And again, as I mentioned before I was wondering how old Grover's "Whenever I am Afraid" song was. That does sound more like Eric's Grover than Frank's, so it's probably pretty recent.

I haven't found it. Maybe I clicked on the wrong thing. I usually click "Buy" to find the albums, but a lot of those aren't found anywhere. I think I'm looking in the wrong place. I'll have to try again. :confused:

Oh, I thought that was just a fictional place.

I remember once some lady singing to him "Without a Reason, Without a Rhyme" if you want to count that.

You live with Frank Oz? You never told us that.

I wish I would have seen that. They do play, "Do De Rubber Duck" on MC Radio. But, unfortunately, there you don't actually see the characters. Also, I think they cut out Kermit's part of the song.

I never knew that, I thoght Snoop Dog was cut out of the movie because he wanted to do porn. At least, that's what Kermit said in the Craig Kilborn interview.

I wish I would have known about that sooner. I think I missed it already. Well, I guess he wasn't playing Big Bird or Oscar or anybody in that, so I probably didn't miss much.

Thanks for recommending that Phil. That might answer my previous question about how old each of the songs are.