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minor muppetz, I don't understand. It is an autobiography which mean that it is a book about them...their lives. Don't you want to know about these people? That's the point of the book. It is about how Sesame Street has effected their lives also.

Sorry, Marky, but does it really matter? It's the same discussions no matter what category they are put under. I think you are missing the point.

Telly: (getting up and going into livingroom) Where is everybody? Rest of us: Happy birthday, Telly!!! Telly: For me?! You remembered my birthday! Big Bird: We couldn't forget your birthday, Telly. You're our friend! Telly: And you guys are great friends! Bry: Would you like to open...

Awesome! I enjoyed watching the clip montage and was thrilled to see Kermit on it!! Also a surprise to see cartoon versions of Roosevelt Franklin and Bruno the Trashman on the site page. Oh I am so excited!!!!!!

Sorry to hear about this, Snowth. You know, I heard that if someone stands up to a wolf, they are likely to leave you alone. I guess it works because they did what you told them. Hope your bunny gets better.

Hoots: Hey, Ed. Bryan is in bed, but he wanted me to tell you that he decided to have Telly's party Friday because he wasn't sure he would be available on Saturday and also because of the football game. Also, my suggestion would be to post the whole calendar at once and then when the...

Well, yes and no, Muppetperson. The characters on Sesame Street are still legally referred to as the Sesame Street Muppets.

The good thing about being a performer on a cruise is that you get paid loads of money! So, if I had to do other odd jobs around the ship, I wouldn't complain about it.

Then what about Martin Robinson, Fran Brill, David Rudman and Kevin Clash? Even Carmen Osbahr?

I'm surprised there wasn't a special MC banner made in Jerry Juhl's memory.

Yeah, I just saw those Kermit antenae toppers at Disneyland last week. They're pretty cool and only about $4.

Bry: Telly, I decided to let Prairie and Rosita take the beds in our room. You can take a sleeping bag and bunk with Bert and Ernie. Telly: Where are you gonna sleep? Bry: Oh, I'll be okay on the couch here in the livingroom. Telly: Okay. Bry: You just get some sleep and I'll see you...

Interesting point. It is not about or focused on the gang we know as "The Muppets" it is only about Kermit as a young frog growing up in the swamp. It almost seems like an independent project Kermit was working on away from the Muppet group.

But that's a candy company. How would they know how to make feature films and stuff?

You resemble the subject of my arguement. You have contradicted yourself.

Spinney's book is called The Wisdom of Big Bird (and the Dark Genius of Oscar the Grouch). Yes, Kevin Clash's book is a must-read. It might even make some of you appreciate Elmo a little more and realize the good things he has done for the world and children. I think it would have been...

Bry: Thanks, Ed. I'm just not sure what to do. Have any ideas? We could have a little party tomorrow afternoon. Start around 1 or so. You got any ideas?

Really, Ed? What was the reference? It's been so long since I've seen the cartoon I don't remember.

Big Bird: Thanks, Betty Lou. Telly: Now I know what I won't be getting for my birthday tomorrow. Bry: Oh my gosh! Telly's birthday is tomorrow. Prairie, we need to get working on that. Prairie: Okay. What are we going to do? Bry: Hmm...not sure. Maybe Ed has some ideas. How about...

Yeah, Baby Bunsen and Beaker were awesome! Didn't Bunsen have huge bunny slippers?