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Reply Sure, I'm asking a question about a dirty-Muppet joke on a mature family show and you people are worried about freakin' ladybugs!! Skeeter, are you still here? It looks like you're the only one who knows the answer to my question.

Reply I remember the baker counting sketches from when I was a kid, so they had to have played those in the 80s. However, I think I read that those sketches date back to as far as the first season.

Thank goodness. I'm glad I'm not the only one with that problem. Actually, my copy of this movie was taped off of ABC so it's probably edited.

Reply Cut it out, you commedians. I'm serious. Skeeter Muppet, you were the one who originally mentioned that so what exactly did Whoopi say? I'm interested in knowing this because I don't usually miss the "Hollywood Squares" episodes with Muppets on it. I want to know more about the ones I...

Reply Maybe if it's not too late, Fozzie, we should all sign the letter. We might have more of a chance of getting a response that way. Just a thought.

Reply Try browsing the "Muppet Central" home page. I think under the FAQ section, they ask where you can write to the Jim Henson company.

I asked this before, but no one answered so I thought I'd ask this in a new thread. What exactly did Whoopi say that made Elmo respond, "Elmo learned a new word?"

Reply That seems to be true. After all, she was the one that used the "h" word in "The Great Muppet Caper." Also, don't forget her line in "The Muppet's Take Manhattan:" I don't take my clothes off for anybody, even if it IS artistic.

Reply How do you download that? I might consider doing it myself once I get the computer in my dorm room fixed.

Reply I regularly watch "Hollywood Squares," but I missed that one. I must have been out when that one was one. I should have taped it. I don't remember that one either. What did Whoopi say?

Reply I know who you mean. He was the one that ate the computer in the George Burns episode, then he blew up. Lol. That was hilarious!

Reply Hmmm. I remember seeing Kermit on "Hollywood Squares," but my memory sort of escapes me on that one. Well, were on the subject, remember the time Brad Garret cursed in front of Big Bird? Brad: Kiss it's ***** goodbye. Oh, sorry, Big Bird.

Reply And I didn't catch any of them. Oh, well. At least all see Kermit on the Craig Kilborn show this week. I know when that's on, so I'll tape it. That's a bit off topic, but it is one way to catch a Muppet on television.

Reply Actually, I hardly remember it at all, except for Kermit, Piggy and Robin. It might not have even been a talk show. All I remember was seeing those characters and Piggy sounded like it was Frank Oz performing her and not Eric Jacobson.

Reply I don't remember laughing at all during the Racquel Welsh episode, well except for the UK skit with Marvin Suggs and the Muppathons. I'll try to think of more.

Reply Well, I'm glad I'm not the only one here who mentioned a "Muppet's Tonight!" episode. I guess that one was a bit dirtier than the original "Muppet Show." I really miss MT. I haven't even seen the one with Cindy Crawford. For that matter, I haven't even seen the one with Billy Crystal...

Reply Well, if they DID get married, it wasn't on "The Muppet Show." It was on "The Muppet's Take Manhattan," so we can disregard the episodes of the show to answer this question. Anyway, I looked at some of the transcripts at toughpigs.com and I guess I'll have to side with Kermit who says...

Never mind Never mind. I found the one with Larry King and Piggy said they were maried and Kermit was denying it. Obviously, either they are married and Kermit denies it or they aren't and Miss Piggy thinks they are. I'll have to look at more transcripts at that site when I have time to see...

Reply I have that site loaded and all I can find are things about Ernie and Bert. I'm sorry to keep bothering you about this, but I can't find info about whether or not Kermit and Miss Piggy are married anywhere on that site.

Reply One that sticks in my mind is actually from "Muppet's Tonight!" Seymor and Pepe's "Elephino" joke. They were obviously hinting at a dirty word. Lol.