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Reply I agree. In fact when Janice said that "the joints gone to he**," it really wasn't used as a swear word in that context, even though some people say it is.

Reply I'm in favor of that too. Just a few notes. I know that Gordon was played by a different actor at that point. I've also heard that Big Bird looked different and had a different voice. Oscar was orange, but you already mentioned that. It would be good to see this episode or at...

Reply How did Joey's Guy Smiley voice sound? It would be nice if they'd bring the character back with a different performer. Same thing with a lot of Jim and Richard's characters.

Reply I see. I didn't know there was a TV show with that name, but I'll take your word for it.

Reply I didn't know that. Did they really say it or just spell it out like you did? Also, someone mentioned at the "Jump the Shark" site that Fozzie might have said the "d" word after a production of Oklahoma. Is that true? Lol. It seems like Fozzie's the one with the dirtiest mouth...

Reply Does "Dinosaurs" count? They used real swear words on that show before they replaced swearing with the word "smoo."

Reply My sister seems to like Animal, which is ironic, because he's the one I didn't like when I was younger.

Reply I have to agree with most of that. Since I've been listening to Muppet Central Radio, I've heard a few early Big Bird songs. Carroll's Big Bird does sound sort of like Matt's in those songs. So obviously Matt is on the right track. I've heard Eric's Bert and Grover at the "Play...

Reply I don't know about that. Last night, I was listening to this "Under the Boardwalk" song on Muppet Central Radio and I really enjoyed Kermit and Miss Piggy's rendition of that.

Reply They shouldn't be too hard to find. There are quite a few on the "Muppet Central guides" page.

Reply That's interesting, but what does it have to do with whether or not Kermit and Miss Piggy are married?

Reply I never met him. Lol. I should watch the show more often to catch up. He's running Hooper's Store now, right? Whatever happened to Mr. Hanford?

Reply Yeah. That was good. I remember Paul Lynde best as the voice of Templeton the rat in the animated "Charolette's Web." That's about it though. He died in 1982.

Reply I see. Well, actually, I don't see because the pictures won't load on my computer, but I see what you mean.

Reply Yep. Clifford hosted "Muppets Tonight!" I don't know if they're definately going to air a new Muppet Show or not. The said there were plans for it, but nothing was official. I liked Kanasteen's idea of having a different Muppet guide us through the boarding house each week. That...

Reply That was good. It's been a while since we had a new outline up. Just a few comments. I don't quite get that one. Could you explain it? By the way, don't you mean "Thog" instead of "Thig?" I also liked how you included everything in the first season theme: Fozzie's joke...

Reply Wasn't the episode where Statler and Waldorf took over the show the Hal Linden episode? That's what it said at the Kermitage guide.

Reply Sorry, Mike. But I don't know much more about this then you do. Maybe somebody should create a site that... A. has the copyright date for all the songs B. has a better bandwith limit. By the way, no offense to the person who runs the SSLA site if they're on this forum and...

Reply The actor who played David died of stomach cancer in 1992. I can't tell you about Buffy, Sheldon and Cody since they were before my time. You might want to surf the web for information on the actors. Cool Mario avatar by the way.

Reply Let's see. First of all any song from "Christmas Eve on Sesame Street" would be from 1978. Anything from "Follow That Bird" would be from 1984. The song "Circles" by Cookie Monster and Herry is from 1970. "Healthy Food" was from 1987. (I thought it was a little bit earlier than...