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Forgot to say, I have never seen the Special Sesame Street Christmas Special (or whatever it's called) but I've heard it was mediocre and pretty lousy. Funny piece of trivia, it was Emmy nominated for best special that year and guess what it lost to? Christmas Eve On Sesame Street. How funny...

I like both of them quite a bit actually. Its difficult to say one is better than the other because they are so completely different and have different themes. CEOSS was the classic though. I suppose if I had to pick only one to watch this year, that would be the one. Very nostalgic and...

I like Muppet Family Christmas. You can't go wrong with it. Plus, it is the one time you see all 3 main groups come together (Muppets, Sesame, Fraggle). Its all in the title. They truly celebrate being one big extended family. It has a lot of warmth in it that doesn't come with the recent...

Yeah, that is why that whole alternate universe stuff was funny (and at times disturbing) because the characters are basically polar opposites of how we know them. Fozzie as a pick-pocket, Scooter cage dancing, SAM WITH GLOWSTICKS AND EVEN IN THE CLUB TO BEGIN WITH...probably the most bizarre...

The Sesame figures should be about the same range of height as those in the Muppet line. If you mean how tall are they to scale with the street playset, they aren't to scale and not meant to be. Hope that helps at all.:)

Well, he was only a voice in that movie, but sure. I was also referring to the rest of his huge list of film credits too! One of my all time favorite films starring James Earl Jones was Field of Dreams. The best moments in that movie was anytime he spoke. LOL.

First time what has ever happened exactly? Also, that would be really cool to see her again as I hardly remember her at all when she was a regular. Will the flashback be old footage or newly filmed stuff? How did you find this out? Exciting if its true.

I guess...:smirk:

And his career has included SEVERAL other things as we all know.:p

Was this really necessary?

Thank you, Mr. Disney, for teaching us to believe and making wishes come true!

Bill McCutcheon (Uncle Wally) has done a lot of things, including his Tony Award winning role as Moonface in the revival Broadway cast of Anything Goes. He was also in the film Steel Magnolias. Alaina Reed Hall (Olivia) was on the sitcom 227 after she left Sesame Street. She is also a...