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The two female Muppeteers who sang that song were Louise Gold and Kathyrn Mullen. The predominant one in the song (the one you are probably referring to) is Ms. Gold. - Billy :cool:

Hey puppet builders - Since there always seems to be a discussion about how stores run out of puppet fleece, there is a company called Georgia Stage, Inc. that distributes it commercially. They have 12 oz. and 14 oz. weights, with no mimimum purchase required. It can also be easily dyed...

I wonder how many copyright laws this is violating: http://www.geocities.com/scavgraphics/muppet/ Great looking Kermit head though ;) - Billy :cool:

I'm looking forward to "Der Fuhrer's Face" as well, but we'll have to wait for Donald 2. The short was released in 1942, and the collection coming out only goes to 1941. Dang. - Billy :cool:

Hi Chad - Jim Henson - A Sesame Street Celebration is available on CD for $15.99 each. They recently ran out of Sing: Songs of Joe Raposo. Sorry :( Visit MusicMerchant.com for more Sesame Street titles, including extremely rare records. Billy :cool:

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Hi Matt- Boy, it's been forever since we talked last LOL ;) Anyway, the main difference is basically the special features. For example, next month there will be a two-disc "Special Edition" release of one of my favorite movies, Casablanca. The first one had trailers and a documentary...

That penguin, BTW, is performed by Tim Lagasse. I know some people were wondering about the performer when he first showed up. - Billy :cool:

Well, actually they filmed a couple of T.Matt segments over the five years in Australia (at least two I think). Matt traveled all over the world during the run of FR to tape postcard segments in different countries. As far as Australian footage other than the Matt segments, I have no idea...

Can someone please get a sound file so we can hear this different Ernie? Please :) - Billy :cool:

Originally posted by Secret Squirrel That's Mr Vogel all right. Thanks, Secret. Originally posted by Scarecroe Billy, any chance you might be able to get a scan of that? Scott- No, I don't have a scanner sorry. There was mention of it when the article came out last November, so...

Originally posted by Secret Squirrel Matt Vogel usually right-hands for David. Hey Secret Squirrel- There was a picture of the Sesame set in Newsweek last November. Was Matt Vogel the one doing the right hand of Baby Bear in that pic? He looks like the same one who was playing the...

Actually, I was informed today that BTL is officially cancelled. :( - Billy :cool:

I would suggest the last disc (Juliet Prowse, Lola Falana, and Senor Wences). Juliet Prowse is the first episode (with "Manha Manha"), and Senor Wences is probably the funniest episode ever! It has just about everything you'd want (great songs, great skits, great S&W lines, and great guest...

Hi folks- I visited the forum a few days ago, and I'm positive it said I had 470 posts. Yet this afternoon, I posted and it said I had 466. This post should make it 467. Can anyone explain this? Has this happened before to someone else? I'm not complaining; I just thought the...

Hey Guys! Does anyone have an MP3 of the duet between Big Bird and Luis called "No Matter What Your Language" that they wouldn't mind sharing? Thanks in advance ;) - Billy :cool:

Hey Guys! I didn't get to see VMX, and haven't had the chance yet, but I'm wondering: How much did Dave do in the movie? I saw he only did Gonzo, Bunsen, and Waldorf (with no backround speaking characters). That's fewer than he usually does, and I'm wondering how much of a Muppet...

I'm pretty sure all the extras are the same (except for the CT non-Muppet commercials as mentioned earlier). Hope this helps :) - Billy :cool:

Interesting :eek: I wonder who it could be..... - Billy :cool:

Hi Brad- It would be wise to invest in the TimeLife DVDs, because Columbia TriStar is only releasing a few each year. If they don't sell well, CT may halt their production and the rest of the series of discs won't be released. TimeLife will give you all 15 discs right now and, as...