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Reply I think I remember seeing that one when I was little. I believe that's when Miles was just learning to talk. By the way, wasn't Miles originally played by Roscoe Orman's real life son? Interesting bit of trivia.

Reply I don't know. I imagine that they didn't want to make the final episode too dramatic or anything. I've seen that sometimes when they have the final episode of a sitcom, they have a curtain call and say who played which character. That would work for the Muppets, except that when a...

Reply Darn right, you're going to get a lot of heat for what you said about the Muppet Show, dcfboss. Come on everybody. Let's throw him into a volcano! Lol. Just kidding. You're entitled to your opinion. I'd have to say it's a tie. But I have to agree with what Scooter said...

I don't know. If that part of the site was ever updated, we'd have outlines of seasons 2-5 by now. :concern:

Reply According to the kermitage site, it was the Gene Kelly episode, which is why they used the "end of the world" plot. But then someone mentioned that that episode was scheduled for the beginning of the season, so I'm really not sure.

Reply Just a few comments here. About Bill's Rowlf, I really can't make a judgement about how he sounds, since he's usually silent. If he'd speak more, I might be able to decide. It's hard to tell when all he says is "Hi, Kermit." And Chilly, we're not trying to be negative towards Jerry or...

Reply Well, Squire Trelawney was played by Fozzie. Same difference. Lol.

Reply Wow. I've never noticed that. It's funny that I never thought of the origin of Fozzie's name, but I keep obsessing on why he thinks there's a guy living in his finger. Lol.

Reply Good list. Just a few comments. I'd recommend giving Janice to someone other than Brian. His didn't sound right (unless it was Erin's Janice instead of Richard's he was trying for.) Actually, I never thought Rowlf sounded like Bobo. In "Muppets From Space," I thought Bobo sounded...

Reply Yep. The Amazing Mumford also falls into that category.

Reply I think it was "The Muppets Take Manhattan." I remember seeing that at a movie theater in the mall when I was very young.

Reply I don't know. I think their Fozzie looks worse than their Animal. By the way, Chilly, in response to that list you wrote, I haven't noticed that Fozzie had so many changes in his looks over the years. I know he looked different in the first season (since I have the Vincent Price...

Reply Yeah, I remember reading books with Rodeo Rosie, but I don't remember ever seeing her on the show.

Reply I see. I should watch the show some time during spring break so I can get to know this Alan guy.

Reply I think we should add Mr. Rogers death to the list here. I was sad when I heard the news that he died. I realize that's not a "Muppet moment," but it is a "tear-jerker" which I feel should be added to this list.

Reply You're a bit behind, Eric. We're now talking about Richard's Miss Piggy here. I probably should have started a new thread. Lol.

Reply I really haven't watched the show when Alan was on it. Looks like I have some catching up to do. :) By the way, who's Mia? I thought Ruth Buzzi's characters name was Ruthie. :confused:

Reply I know what you mean. The post-Henson films are sort of weak compared to the originals. Well, except for "Treasure Island." That one was a classic!

Reply I've seen pictures of Floyd at the Season one episode guide and his eyes didn't look too different than usual. I might have to look closer at that whenever I get more season 1 videos.

Reply Darn. I DID miss Richard. Fortunately, I have some free time today. I'll keep Muppet Central Radio on and hopefully I'll be able to catch that one again.