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Yup; the more and more I research, I can't verify what I said at all.

He's not Gord Robertson; Gord did Chip as an actual character on the Jim Henson Hour. Chip just had a silent appearance in MFS.

Actually, I misinterpreted the point: I thought you meant you liked the song just cause she's cute, but you didn't say that... my bad.

I don't merge looks with music, at least when I'm listening to stuff on the radio; I mean, how can you?

Yeah, you don't question Old Thunder boi.

@PumpkinJ This was a guy who existed; ring any bells? :search:

Maybe Ernie just has a frog in his throat... are we getting closer?

It could very well be craft paper or something, lol; seems like a pretty easy technique.

Fair enough, but to call him a bad character... really, there was no reason a "worst" list needed to exist; they could've spent that time on a top 5 Sesame Muppets list or something.

There is no reason this thread should be closed; that's rude to the OP, however, I don't see why it can't be merged with the Happytime thread. This thread is kinda the equivalent of Sesame suing Happytime Murders over the tagline, in that I agree with both sides (lol), but I really don't think...

Didn't really want to, but had to drop a dislike on that top 5 worst list. Everything nowadays is Chef, Beaker and Animal: one-trick, monosyllabic ponies... bleh; just shows how fickle the culture is. Gimme Piggy and Rowlf for the depth.

To be fair there's a difference between greeting fans and working on a project.

Old Thunder and the Infinite Napness.

Battery Park is the most romantic name for a park.

The validity of KISS has entered everyone's consciousness for some reason; I was listening to an interview last night where the artist called their music flimsy and that they were all about the glitter; I get into work today and the first thing a coworker and I start talking about is how Gene...

Kermit's a little too straight-edge for that clip imo; they should've used a more naive character, like Grover.

Yeah, I checked that out as well. For the record, I think Witchiepoo is way more scary than Margaret Hamilton. And then there were the reports of kids seeing the episode in color and not being scared at all. The bizarre thing is she was 74 and still managed to be scary.

I don't really think it's an issue; there's always the chance the member comes back.

Such a good post, especially the bit about Brian being a condescending ******; like you and him were working on the same project and there was still a wall between you guys as if he was some untouchable celebrity. I couldn't stomach stuff like that.