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Reply There was a website with a detailed episode guide of "Muppet's Tonight," I can't remember the web address. "Yahoo! Search" might help you find that one. Also, try looking under epguides.com.

Reply I'm alright, dear. I've just been getting headaches lately. I think Animal plays those drums too loudly. Besides, Dr. Bob, said he needed a patient so I'm sort of doing him a favor. So, Janice, how about dinner tonight?

Reply Wait a minute, man. Janice ain't here. Dude, I was going to take her to an expensive Italian place tonight... (Or maybe we'll just go to Denny's. I've heard Kermit and Miss Piggy really liked their Grand Slam meals.) Anyway, I've gotta go find my main squeeze. I'm sorry, Dr. Bob...

Reply Oh, yeah. I remember seeing a clip of that one on some kind of Henson special or something like that. Kermit suggests that Rowlf should call the show Sesame Street, because it's like a magical place that anything could happen. Yeah, and I guess one of the voices had to have been dubbed...

Reply Where have you been? That's one of the most popular Muppet songs out there. Lol. You can listen to it at the jukebox of the "Animal's Bandstand" webpage.

Reply Thanks, that's a cool pic... Or in the words of Floyd... Hey, man. Really groovy pic. Far out, man.

Reply O.K., so I'm Floyd. (Phil, I'll need your help with the avatar) I guess I'll be the Vet's Hospital patient.... Hey, Dr. Bob, my main man. I've been getting them awful headaches lately. Could you possibly give me a perscription or somethin'! That ache is killin' me, man... (I...

TIME OUT I want to play too. Are there any characters left for me? Also, can someone give me the run-down on what's going on? (I'm too lazy to look back at the beginning of this thread. Lol.)

Wow Wow! I'm the only one that responded here? I'm sort of wondering about this myself. Was that the only time Rowlf appeared on Sesame Street or was he seen more often in earlier episodes?

Reply Let's see... 1. Male 2. Yes 3. I'd have to say a tie between Fozzie and Gonzo 4. B Just "The Muppet's Take Manhattan" and "Muppet Treasure Island" 5. (See #3) 6. I have to agree with most of what was said here. I also really like the humor. 7. (I thought of one last...

Reply Well, it's been ages since I've watched the show, but from what I hear about it. I don't think it's the best idea. I grew up watching the show's old format. I remember a lot of classic sketches on the show that are no longer played anymore. (In fact, even as we speak I'm listening to...

Reply I remember seeing him in one of the "baker" sketches. It was the one for number 9. He said "9 lights." I don't know if he appeared on the show other than that, but that's the only time I remember him being on the show.

Reply To be honest. I haven't seen Baskerville much, except for as the patient in Vetranarian's Hospital in the Elton John episode, and he didn't say anything. Actually, I read the transcripts for those dog food commercials and I thought his obsession with asparagus was sort of annoying. No...

Reply Wow! I'm surprised Barkley's so popular here. I know I voted for him, but still I didn't think he'd be one of the more popular dogs, since he can't talk and doesn't do much. I guess it's his appearance during the closing credits of "Sesame Street" in the 80s that everybody likes. Lol.

Reply Yep. That's one of my favorites. I used to have it downloaded on my old computer, but that doesn't seem to work anymore.

Reply Yeah, I was just watching "The Muppet Takes Manhattan" on video today. And I was sort of trying to think where the pupateers could be during each scene.

Reply Rowlf wins hands-down for that one, although Barkley is a close second.

Reply I have to agree with what Lord Mogoth said. I don't have Noggin either. I'd like to see what the show was like before I was born or something like that. By the way, Cantus Rock, if you're still here, you said you were going to send me a copy of the first episode, did you get my PM...

Reply Yeah. A little bit. Another thing I've been kind of curious about was that I've seen pictures of the pupateers with their hands up the back of a Muppet, other times the same characters are seen full figure when their dancing or something like that. So I guess they do the same thing...

Reply . It's under the "Robot Frog" thread. I asked about puppateering techniques and what happened after John Clesse stretched Gonzo like that