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A big familiar yellow subject is sitting alone on a stump surrounded by trees. He is crying.

*disclaimer to audience: What you are about to see is something that Muppet fans will find to be an unusual occurance these days. It is something that may never even happen again. A rare cameo and reunion of friends. Enjoy it while it lasts...* (story continues...)

Thanks, Count. Ya know, just like your Muppet counterpart, you always come through with answers.

P.S. wouldn't it be so cool if they came out with figures resembling the human cast on Sesame Street?

I am soooo excited about this series coming!! I thought Grover would be one of the first ones released, afterall, we have seen a photo of his Grover Kent/Super Grover figure. Anyway... Do you know when they will be released?

Okay, I know that EVERYONE mentions the "Saying Goodbye" sequence from MTM, and I am going to as well. However, it is a specific moment in that song that touches me--At the end of the song when Fozzie sings his verse "...You're in my heart, so until then...wanna smile, wanna cry...saying...

Nothing, Larcen, I'm sorry. Do you approximately know when it aired?

Also, Kevin Clash started performing Hoots in 1985.

Also forgot to mention that it was Jerry Nelson who first performed Frazzle from 1971-1983. Martin Robinson has since performed him.

I'm terribly sorry, Count. I just don't feel at all qualified to assist you in your Plaza Sesamo information. I would love to learn more about the program though. I am just not familiar enough with the characters, etc, to provide decent help.

FRAZZLE: Frazzle first appeared on Sesame Street in 1971 (season 3). It was in a Guy Smiley game show sketch called "Beat the Time." Apparently, unlike other Muppet monsters, Frazzle was meant to be scary, which led to less frequent appearances in the spotlight between the 80s and 90s...

Frazzle is a classic character. Unfortunately, he is also very obscure. I will be sure to check on it so I can give you as much info as possible. In the meantime, if anyone else wants to jump on this one, go for it! Thanks, redBoobergurl.

Sorry, I for one do not have a copy of "The Arm" available. Also, yes, I have also noticed the same the same thing about Cookie's eyes! I love how they google around like that.

Hi Phillip! I was just wondering if you got my essay on Sesame Street for the articles section. Thank you.

HOOTS THE OWL: Unfortunately, there is not a whole lot of documented/recorded information about him. The owl that you saw in Follow That Bird certainly looked a lot like Hoots, but it was a different character. The character of Hoots the Sax player did not arrive until much later. SNUFFY...

Thanks, Count. Please feel free to help out. There just might be something i leave out. Also, I really am not too familiar with the international versions of SS. Sorry. As I have only really seen bits and peices of Plaza Sesamo. I am an English speaking American. It would make no sense...

Yep...

I just read, in Henson's original sketch concepts of Oscar, the grouch was purple before becoming orange. It wasn't until season 2 of SS that Oscar became the green we enjoy today.

The Grover and Big Bird ones are AWESOME!! Can you do any others? What about Cookie Monster or the Count?