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Of course on the show, it was sung by Northern Calloway (David).

Oh yes, and Oscar stars on Rechov Sumsum, the street set itself. He points out that matzoh (sp?) bread is flat, just like his singing.

That's a parody of "Ticket to Ride", right? I like it, that's gooooood! :)

Some of his jewelry around his neck, some speakers, microphone, whatever was handy. I have a fondness for the skit where a woman in a clothing shop (Fran) thought Cookie Monster was a furry blue coat, put him on and walked away. It was an interesting skit because - he was not the victor in...

This is really a sought after clip. Good luck in finding it. It really must have been popular.

Ah, yes. That was Kermit's "What Happens Next" Machine. The whole idea was to turn on Kermit's radio, but fate had other plans for him.

I've heard tell that they were referred to as "Frank" and "Stein". On the show itself, I've really only known them to be called "The Two-Headed Monster". I know that Guy Smiley introduced the two-headed monster from Sesame Street.

Those dogs are William Wegman's.

I like this idea. It seems like fun to dress in a superhero cape and bunny rabbit ears. I'd be interested to know if anyone will "get it", before being explained that it was a Sesame Street character.

I tried, the clips were .rar files. Anyone know how to open one of those?

Frank played Cookie Monster in some of the Letter of the Day sketches, David Rudman played others. Similarly, Grover was by Frank as the delivery monster, while other times, say as Su-(wait for it!)-per Grover, that was Eric Jacobson.

These are my favorites: C: Cookie finds the Amazing Mumford and tries to get him to make the cookie disappear. After an unsuccessful attempt, Cookie says, "Nice sound effect, but cookie still here." And when Mumford feels he's a failure for not being able to make it disappear, Cookie says...

I don't know if it was from that movie, but I searched for info on the song, evidentally Ella Fitzgerald once sang it. It's quite a sad song. Just the same, I don't think I'll ever hear anyone sing it without my cracking up. :)

I also noticed that this Frazzletone had a voice similar to Little Chrissy. Hmmmm....

Was the R Machine even done as a video sketch?

The Unpaved episodes have 5 minutes edited out of them, not because of censorship, but because Noggin had each show divided into two parts with time in between for interstitials, Deja Noggin clips, etc. It was the same with Electric Company, and I presume Square One TV. If editors were...

I still find this a little creepy, a fun kind of creepy, though. Kermit is counting "happy little Twiddlebugs" that appear behind the wall. The one that's made from the tall narrow orange Anything Muppet is the one that's kinda weird. Also, it's not particularly "little". :)

Kevin was also doing Great Space Coaster in '81.

I know Maurice was also identified by name when Grover was using a queue of monsters to show "first" and "last". Each time Grover was first in line, the monsters would turn round, then Grover would run to the other side to be first, etc. etc. I guess the writers and performers felt that...

Indeed, there are always other puppeteers for cases like this. If they needed someone to fill in an extra role, like Cookie Monster in "Fuzzy & Blue", they could have used Richard Hunt, Marty Robinson, Fran Brill, maybe even Jim Henson himself. Brian Muehl was also in the cast around the late...