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I presume the answer to this is C. The Daily Show. Although Kermit did make an appearance on the show. Does he qualify as a SS Muppet in the question you posed? It's just that the two were talking about Ernie, Bert and Jon working with the SS Muppets. The way Kermit was talking on that...

Besides the "In the Box" sketch, were there other bits from Season 1 involving Kermit and Green Grover? I'm assuming there must have been from Kermit's reaction to Grover's offer to help: "I figured you might". Grover was not identified by name.

I guess among my favorites.... -Grover the Waiter and the Alphabet Soup -The Alphabet Secret which involved Herry, Grover, & numerous Anything Monsters, including one who lived in a mailbag(?). -Lefty getting a secret message from his boss, a Fat Blue gangster type. (Lefty's facial...

<P> I have a particular like for that skit, because this time Cookie Monster was a threat for <i>not</i> eating something.

I wonder at what point the celebrity guests and the Muppets did bits together. Looking at the older episodes, it seems that each started out doing their own separate thing.

James Galdofini was on the show? Oh, that's rich. So many celebrities to choose from. I've always been a fan of anything Bill Cosby did on the show. I loved when he would appear beside himself, through the magic of split-screen, to count or say the alphabet. Also when he improvised with the...

Why Zydeco?:cool:

I don't know, but I do know the reverse is true, an animated Oscar appeared on Sesame Street. He popped out during a musical number about the garbage man. Alas, the voice was not Caroll Spinney's, that would have been cool. Another Simpsons scene involved Homer walking past a homeless man in...

Richard Hunt's performance of a cow on TMS with Beverly Sills even sounds like Gladys, not only with the voice but with the vain actress attitude.

Say Rickly, Which of the regular puppet characters do you operate?

Re: Re: well i'm glad you asked I'll bet the Sesame people thought of plenty between takes.

One of my favorite parts of that skit is when the guitar player (Marty Robinson) takes his break, telling Grover he's going down to the corner for a hamburger and some fries. That floored me, either because he didn't register that he could have eaten in the restaurant for free or that the...

This used to give me the creeps, the one I call "Grover and the Growing G". As weird as it sounds, it didn't creep me out the first number of times I saw it. And once I grew to like it, I looked forward to the possibility of seeing it on an episode where "G" was the sponsor. One could...

Heh heh, the dirtiest site on the net, perhaps? ;)

Oh I wouldn't think that. It's actually among my favorite Muppet sketches from Season 1. I couldn't exactly say why, but it just is.

A Splurge Plush? How come I haven't heard about this? Probably a bigger hit in Europe than in America. :) The only Splurge appearance on Sesame Street I know of is when I, er, he helps Kermit teach about "big" and "little". But I'd be interested to know if he appeared more than once.

Re: not quite... Yeah, well the idea of the original riddle was that the "I" (the boy AM in this case) met the man and seven wives, etc. by crossing in opposite directions. So the 2,801 were meant to be coming from St. Ives. Obviously the premise has a bit of a hole in it, since they all...

You guys better be careful... this might inspire a new "Crank Yankers" sketch. :D

I liked the segment "When Puppets Explode". I'm sure Jim Henson would have liked it too.

Yep, it's on the Sesame Street commercial video "Monster Hits". If you can't find it in the stores, check eBay or Amazon. Just trying to be helpful. :)