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Reply Oh, yeah. I've heard of that show. Maybe I'll check it out some time when I have time. I do remember reading that Ernie has made a guest apperance on that show.

Reply Darn. That picture's not loading on my computer. I remember Ruby though. Wasn't she a short-lived Muppet that liked to expirement? I remember an episode with her standing out in the rain just to see how wet she'd get.

Reply Drat. I still haven't seen the Tom, Dick and Harry one yet. I know that's on the Vincent Price episode which is one Volume 5 of Time Life, but when I received them they skipped from Volume 4 to Volume 7. I don't know why they did that? :confused:

Reply Is that the same as the "Ha Ha Ha" song from "The Wizard of Oz?"

Reply What's BTL?

Reply Good outline. I always liked Kermit and Jimmy Buffet's rendetion of Caribean Amphibian.

Reply That sort of puzzles me that Richard is credited on CESS (Christmas Eve on Sesame Strett, I thought I'd abreviate it), and he didn't perform Snuffy who the heck did he do? Maybe he was an assistant pupateer for Oscar when Carrol Spinney was busy performing Big Bird, or vise versa. That...

Reply In answer to your question, Punk, the last time I saw the show it was run by Mr. Hanford, but I haven't seen it in a while so I'm not sure. According to the TV listings, I think it's now run by some guy named Alan.

Reply That's possible too. Richard Hunt received credit in "Christmas Eve on Sesame Street" but I didn't see Forgetful Jones or Don Music or anybody in that special, so he could very well have been Snuffy. Actually, the voice there wasn't too different from Martin P. Robinsons. It was just a...

Reply I never heard of Michael Earl Davis either, but that's probably who performed him in Christmas Eve on Sesame Street even though he didn't receive credit. Maybe I'll check the Internet Movie Database for info on him.

Reply I see. Thanks, Clean Gulch.

Reply I love that song "With One Look." I sang it in chorus in high school. It was a good idea giving Zoot a bigger part though other than just playing the sax all the time. Maybe you should have added some detail to the "Pigs in Space" skit though. Maybe Lanford could have wrecked havoc...

Reply Man. I hope Timelife sends me more of these Muppet Show videos soon. It seems like I'm missing out on a lot of this. Wait a minute! I have the Petter Sellers episode on video and that part clearly isn't on it. Are you sure it wasn't a different episode? I remember that from...

Reply That's sort of what it sounded like to me too. No matter how many times I listen to that, I still can't make out Oscar saying "You G- d**** son of a b****," or anything like that. But if that's all he's saying, why the heck did the train come by? Did it just happen to be there by sheer...

Reply I remember that carrot sketch, but I didn't know these sketches had parts edited. It's hard to believe the phrase "Shut up!" was used on Sesame Street. About Don Music on the Muppet Show that would be a good idea, in fact TravelingMatt or somebody wrote an outline of that happening on...

Reply I don't know. I thought Fozzie was more brownish than orange, but it does sound like a good idea.

Reply Thanks David. I should have remembered the ones from the Elton John and Julie Andrews episodes considering they're on Timelife's first volume and I have watched that one more times than I've watched the rest of them. Lol.

Reply That could happen. The famous voice actor, Joe Alaskey, started posting briefly on the "Termite Terrace Trading Post" board. It would be nice if Dave would post here and share his views on what he feels Gonzo is.

Reply Sorry about that. I guess I got mixed up because George Burns and Dom DeLouise were on the same video. O.K., let's go through the collection I have and see what I can remember. Here we go: Raquel Welsh episode: Statler: Do you believe in life after death? Waldorf...

Reply I think the one where Waldorf tells Statler he doesn't have a life on this planet and also the one where he is calling for Joe Bravo are both from the Dom DeLouise episode. Though, I can't quite remember which ep the Gene Kelly quote came from. Lol. Just kidding.