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My favorite Scooter has always been the one we see in the Muppet films, especially Muppets Take Manhattan. He is a bright kid who is always on hand for Kermit. He is Kermit's manager. Out of the core group, he's the smart, practical one. He keeps things running and organized. He is probably...

Then as soon as you are able to, go find yourself a copy of MFC. It is truly feel good Muppets at its best, atleast as far as Christmas is concerned. There is really no big plot but it is just good and clever fun. The writing is wonderful. What a fun project it must have been for Jerry Juhl...

(Big Bird, Rosita, Telly and Snuffy are all gathered privately in Snuffy's caveroom so I, Bryan, can't hear) Rosita: Have we gotten responses back regarding the birthday surprise? Big Bird: Yeah, I think there is a pile of mail over there. Telly: I'm also going to go and deliver these...

Anyone have an MP3 of Scooter singing that song where he played the guitar with the Electric Mayhem? I loved that number!;)

He has played Santa Claus five times, in It Nearly Wasn't Christmas (1989), Mrs. Santa Claus (1996), Elmo Saves Christmas (1996), Mr. St. Nick (2002) and A Boy For Christmas (2004). He is known for portraying a slightly grumpier version of Santa Claus. Elmo Saves Christmas and Mrs. Santa Claus...

Could you please tell me what the episode is just for reference? Thanks again.

The point is, this guy found one side of the moral and he didn't even get all his facts straight to begin with.

I was informed before that Ruth Buzzi's last appearance as Ruthie was in The Adventures of Elmo in Grouchland, so whenever that came out in relation to the television season I will use as she was still officially a part of the show at that time. Is that fair to say? Also, you say that...

Really? That must have been before Sesame Street then. Savion has become pretty successful in the last 10-15 years. The man is an amazing tapper.

Very possible because that was also about the time that Zoe debuted. Before then Prairie was only seen sometimes in little sketches (off the street) and she every now and then performed Little Bird in the early days. I think it is weird how people like Pam Arciero and Carmen Osbahr are the...

Yeah, that was the Fix-It Shop. I think it even says so in the book version. It is kinda funny that he was there all by himself. Maybe Luis or Maria just let him hang out at the shop to write his letter in peace. Also, what was that window he was in during the "True Blue Miracle" number...

I appreciate your responses. I am going to now break the list up into smaller parts and post them here for your approval and proofing. That way focusing on a smaller number of names at once can help get us more accurate information. Now remember, this is only the seasons in which they were on...

*bump* Please, if anyone has info on this I would really appreciate it. Thanks!!:)

Follow that Bird can be found at a fairly cheap price. Also, Elmo Saves Christmas is available on DVD. You can either try and find it by itself or as part of the newly released Happy Holidays From Sesame Street 3-DVD collection. The set includes Christmas Eve On Sesame Street, Elmo Saves...

Big Bird: Bryan, since we didn't finish last night, can we put the rest of the decorations up? Bry: Sure, I'll get more lights down! Rosita: I love Christmas! Telly: Oh me too! Are you kidding, it's only the greatest time of the whole year! Bry: You got that right, Telly. And the best...

Yes, it was Charles Durning, who also played Santa Claus around that same time in the new tv musical Mrs. Santa Claus with Angela Lansbury. I think he has played the role of Santa on a number of occasions. Yeah, I liked the "Keep Christmas With You" finale too. That is their signature...

Glad you liked it. I really enjoy that one as well. I seriously think it is one of Elmo's more glorious roles. He was fun, cute and showed more emotional range than we are used to seeing from him (which is something many people complain about from him-"lack of emotional range"). Actually, we got...

And the best part about the "icy patch" gag is that is doesn't get old even the 20th time you hear it. The funniest thing is when the whole group comes throught the door and one by one slips and falls, pops back up and continues, like its some kind of circus act.

I will probably get a new copy of The Muppet Movie because I lost mine. I have the case, but no disc. I have never had GMC on DVD before (only taped off Disney Channel years ago and the quality is awful), so I will want that too. I would also like the MCC too because I only have it on VHS...

You know, I never really thought about it, but that pebble gets passed to each sub-family. Boober Fraggle gives it to Robin who gives it to Grover. Probably the closest connection between Sesame Street and the Fraggles. "This Fraggle pebble is for me?!" I wonder if Grover even knows what the...