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Nice costume idea, Sara! And that's great about the Rachel Ray show, Fragglemuppet! You're very lucky, I've never been to a real talk show. I probably should start a separate thread on this, but I wanted to tell you guys first! Tonight, The Museum of TV and Radio premiered the...

I took a test once, about 74. :)

There were a couple episodes were that nearly happened, but they always managed to fix the problem. So they've never had to think about what they could replace radishes with. Of course, I always thought the Fraggles should learn to grow their own radishes! I mean we're supposed to be scared...

I just wanted to point out Daddy Longlegs are not Spiders. They don't have the same body type as Spiders. They're insects that just happen to have long legs. Not that that makes them any less creepy, just thought I'd share. I wish I wasn't so scared of bugs, lol. I mean they're not...

Yes, I'm sure the Trashheap would have said, "Watch out for evil goats! That's terrific advice!" ("The Trashheap has spoken, nyahh!")

This was posted on youtube awhile ago but it's one of Sesame Street's Alphabet Chats, about the letter R. Notice Richard as Gladys accidently saying the letter A! http://youtube.com/watch?v=McOz0pp4p9Q

Hmm, could be. But how could they have not noticed that?! lol ...then again they DID miss falling rocks and the evil goat!

Well that's where the theory that madness and genius are closely connected comes from. Things like that, though we still don't fully understand how it all works. There are also individuals who are "under developed" in general people skills, but are brilliant in one particular area.

Interestingly, Albert Einstein apparently said this quote, ""If one studies too zealously, one easily loses his pants." He was definitely a combination of madness and genius :)

Definitely, it is so sad to think of him being the last Gorg and all alone. But I suppose for now it was enough that he finally became friends with the Fraggles. I mean, before you have a girl/boy friend, you ought to have a friend. :)

I remember Mayor Bob White!!! He was the worst possible mayor ever! I miss Doug...did you know the voice of Doug is also the voice of Frye from Futurama?

I know those store, that's great

Yeah I can picture the first two pigs trying to convince their nervous friend to go happy wandering, while he is positive something will go wrong!

Yeah Musicians of Bremen is great too, I love the story of these poor abused animals finding each other and becoming a family. Steve and Dave rocked up your house? Awesome! hehe Oh wow, this is an old Sesame Street Alphabet Chat for the letter R. Highlights include Richard as Gladys...

I always wanted to see Wicked, but unfortunately haven't gotten the chance. I love the "Defying Gravity" song though. It's such a girl power moment! "Hey, Cinderella!" and "The Frog Prince" are awesome, I think they were my first exposure to Kermit (other than Muppet Babies). :)

Yeah that's the Gonzo I love and remember, all throughout that episode. "What you don't like the leg frying motiff?" Actually, that Time Life Muppet Show DVD, with Star Wars, Paul Simon and Raquel Welch, is very important to me. Because, while I've always liked the Muppets, it's only...

I love "50 Ways to Leave Your Love" too, ilikemuppets, it's the coolest song ever! Actually every Muppet rendition of Paul Simon's songs in that episode is brilliant. They also utilized the songs better than they had in Elton John's episode, I think. There, Elton pretty much sang his numbers...

Oh wow, thanks!

Happy Birthday, Phil, and thanks for everything!

Ugh, I know what you mean about signatures being too long, MN! Twice I've had to shorten mine just to make them fit! You have to be very creative! That show sounds cool, Kiki, yeah a little like Who's Line, which is so great! Yeah...a lovely young lady...that's it...hehe ;) Ahh...just...