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ooc: sorry but I just have not had much time to write something yet. It is 12 noon (Wednesday) where I am here in California. If you could give me a little extra time I would really appreciate that.

I just realized that yesterday was my 1 month anniversary of being at MC. Thanks for a great month, guys! :)

:rolleyes: Si si

You said we had until Thursday.

I forgot to mention that Chenowith has also been on The West Wing for a while.

He also voiced Cogsworth/Narrator in Beauty and the Beast

Kristen Chenowith I would think to definitely be considered on the list as she is becoming more popular and making more television/film appearances in the last couple years. Idina Menzel...I'm not so sure about that one.

Level of talent has nothing to do with being a "modern day celebrity." Also, I agree with the Wayne Brady comment. He would be perfect on the show. He has worked on Sesame Street before and I know that he works well with the characters. He just fits right in. I would like to see stars...

That Announcer, I will agree with you on many counts here in regards to Elmo and Telly. Telly is dimensional. Baby Bear, like Elmo, is not very dimensional. I think that mostly the original characters, or the ones that have been around for the majority of the SS run have great ranges of...

:rolleyes: (burries face in hand) Butterr feengarrs!

(OOC: Thanks, TA, I really appreciate that. I sure hope so. He is fun to write for.) :rolleyes: (running away from Piggy, laughing hysterically) Hehehehehehehehehehehe...oooh hoo hoo hoo. Hey, Ritzo! Catch! (throws little football to Rizzo)

I'll have to agree. The rest of the tux looks pretty good. The hat just looks a little odd. I thought it was the way it was placed but maybe it is just too small. I give you an A for acheivement though

:rolleyes: (to Rizzo, while looking at Piggy) Si si, de bol es med frrom real peeg skin. He he he. (runs out)

Yes, they are nameless and faceless humanlike muppets that are used basically as the ensemble, playing different characters everytime you see them and serving as background characters. They have interchangeable features.

I would not consider Count an AM at all. He is always The Count. They never use him for anything else but that. True, the types of features are used for say, Mumford. But there is one COunt and he will always be The Count. Same with Bert and Ernie. They always play themselves. Maybe I am...

It is true that B & E are rarely on the street these days. The closest we get most of the time is Journey to Ernie. I even find that Ernie is seen more often than Bert. Sometimes Bert will be there, but is it true to say that they are not on the street TOGETHER very much?

Once in a while you will find them on the street. Mostly Ernie I would imagine. In fact, just yesterday, I was surprised to see Ernie hanging out on the street with everyone. It was Bert's bday and Ernie's gift to him was "peace and quiet" because that is what Bert said he wanted. So, Ernie...

:rolleyes: Hey, Ritzo, jou wanna go play some futbol?

:rolleyes: Hmm, she sure tol' jou, okay. I belief de funniest I hef ever seen es jou hetting on de pig.

You are right on about Elmo. He has taken over a bit too much lately, but the character is great for young kids to relate to. In recent years, the audiences have been younger, hence Elmo's coming out. I don't think Bert and Ernie are meant to represent children. They are basically ageless...