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I wanted to start a thread to discuss character's debut episodes or introduction episodes. When did the characters first appear and what was the sketch/premise? How were they introduced? This is for Muppet characters and human cast members. I will start by asking... Do you remember the...

It was a great cartoon. I loved how imagination was such a huge part of the premise. I liked when they used random old black and white movies, like when Fozzie would open the closet door and find a black and white Charlie Chaplin with a cream pie or something. I loved all the characters. I...

No offense to you, of course, but they're 14 (or thereabouts). I am not surprised. I am glad to see you are the bigger more mature person. If you ask me, they are the "losers" for acting like that.

I really like the Swedish Chef t-shirt

I have no idea if my Penguins have been shipped out because I have been unable to get my email. I don't have a confirmation. So I am sort of blind in that way. Oh well. It's all in the surprise.

I just did a search and came across it. I had been coming here a lot until I finally decided to join. I'm glad I did.

Hey, yeah! I wonder why Snuffy wasn't in Elmo in Grouchland!

You're right, it does.

I believe Disney Channel only airs the show on Weekends.

That was an amazing interview! I love when he slid from voice to voice. Also, the big question at the end...I love that the question was asked to Bert himself. It was interesting. And the answer is exactly what we all knew all along. They are best friends and nothing more.

No, you misunderstood me. I was defending Disney. They are wonderful in providing family entertainment. It is the stupid people of the public that get way to sensitive with things that makes them feel like they always need to watch their backs. They have been providing wonderful family fun...

Yes, Susan and Gordon were meant to be BB's surrogate parents on Sesame Street. They were legally responsible for him from what I understand. SO this story is sticking to the truth of what happened on the show.

Bry: Eeeerrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr... Big Bird: What's wrong? Rosita: Yeah, que pasa? Bry: Oh, I can't sleep. Rosita: Aw, why not? Bry: I dunno. I guess I just have a lot on my mind. All the things I need to do tomorrow. Rosita: Is there anything we can do to help? Bry...

Yay! I was wondering when you would get back to the story. It was a good one.

Hi, Ed. Yeah, Big Bird didn't mess up Cooper's name like he does Hooper. I have come to figure out that when it comes to other kids' names, he doesn't forget. :)

So long! And always know you are welcome here if you decide to come back. :)

But I dunno what it would be about. Any suggestions? :confused:

Rosita: Hey, Bryan. There is a box here at the door. Bry: Oh, hey! Maybe it's my package. Rosita: (picking it up and bringing it inside) You're name is on it. It must be yours. Bry: (Taking box from Rosita) Oh wow!! You know how long I've been waiting for this thing to arrive...

That's awesome that you got to See Sonia Manzano and Emilio Delgado. Did you actually get to talk with them at all? What were they like from what you observed? Are they as wonderful in person as they are on the screen? I am sure they would have to be. Sorry, too many questions.

Yes, he is written to represent the psychological age of a 4 year old, just as Herry and Big Bird are to represent 6, Prairie 7, Grover 4, Elmo and Zoe 3. Snuffy could be a kid because he goes to "Snufflegarten" yet he is also called Mister, so who really knows.