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I was recently thinking about the episode It's Only Pretendo, and I realized that Nanny didn't appear in that episode. So, it got me thinking, are there any other episodes that nanny didn't appear in?

Let's make a list of all of the video games that were parodied, refferenced, or even seen in a clip in the Muppet Babies episode It's only pretendo. Here's what I remember: Clips- Donkey Kong Donkey Kong Jr Parodies- Donkey Kong Frogger (I think that's what was parodied...

Steve Whitmire also performed a bunch of one-shot characters in EIG, such as th Football Stenchman, the ice cream vendor, Stuckweed, and a parrot (it's weird that the parrot was listed in the credits, as the only parrot I could think of appeared in the background and didn't really do anything...

the difference between imaginary and invisible i don't think it's fair to say that Snuffy used to be invisible. In my opinion, "invisible" means it exists but can't be seen, while "imaginary" means it doesn't exist but the person who imagined it can see it.

If you're lost, you should try Harry Krishna. Seriously, they would cut a song if they couldn't get the rights to it. Just becausew she karate chops somebody doesn't mean Disney won't have trouble getting the rights. When i first posted this comment, I was going towrite "I wonder what...

Well, I'm not sure if you were joking or not, but those accidents were planned. They were scripted. It's not like they went through the trouble of getting him on a bike, accidently had him have an accident, and chose not to do a retake.

At the end of Christmas Eve On Sesame Sreeet, Ernie and Bert were shown looking at Big Bird from the top floor of the building where Hooper's Store was, yet the inside of the apartment was the same as it always was. If they moved then it must be a cincidence that the living rooms were the same.

At Hooperfans site, in the section for the Sesame Street Live! album, I noticed that in the cast credits the only muppets who appeared in that album were Big Bird, mr. Snuffleupagus, Cookie Monster, and grover. Assuming that the recording was of an actual live performance there must have been a...

Kermit also appeared in CinderElmo. There is a song in the album Somgs from The Street, Ev'rybody Be Yo'self, which featured an introduction by Kermit, and according to the booklet, this was from the 2000-2001 season (the same season that the hurricane episodes were from). I was surprised when I...

Animal also only had a cameo in The Muppet Christmas Carol, and Muppet treasure Island was the only movie (where Muppet characters were credited with their performers) where he wasn't credited. Animal was also the only member of the band to be a regular on Muppet Babies (Janice appeared in one...

I watched this movie recently, and I noticed that there are several shots where they both appear in, although in many of those shots they are close enough together to have both been performed by Richard Hunt at the same time. I wonder if Eren Ozker performed any of her characters in the...

Even though she left in 1977, she did perform in this movie. She's listed in the credits.

I know that Brian Meehl performed Elmo in the Monsterpiece Theatre sketch Me, Claudius. He also performed Elmo in the song We're All Monsters, but after kevin Clash took over, Kevin dubbed Elmos lines. I wonder if Richard Hunt dubbed over Elmos lines in the song. Anyway, I think both of those...

Has anybody noticed that whenever Kermit rides a bicycle, he has some kind of bad luck? In The Muppet Valentine Show, he ran his bike into something (I can't remember what), causing him to fall off. In Emmit Otter's Jug-Band Christmas, he fell off his bike. In The Muppet Movie, he...

If you check the episode guide at www.kermit.com, you can see a listing of all songs in the sections for each episode.

I wonder if, because of music rights, Disney will have to cut a song that featured Miss Piggy karate chopping somebody. The only song I can think of where Miss Piggy karate chopped somebody was Pig Calypso.

A good idea for the "Notes" cover would be to have a big picture of Jim henson and then, on the side, a colum of three small pictures. One with the muppets, one with the sesame street muppets, and one with the fraggles. Here are ideas for some additional books featuring notes by Jim Henson...

I recall a few major street scenes with Ernie during the 1998-1999 season, most notably in an episode where Irvine wanted to take a bath but oscar didn't want her to. Ernie came to oscars can to give Irvine a dirty bathtowel and a rubber yuckie (I forget what it looked like, but it made a...

For my "Notes from Jim Henson" idea, here is how I would have the chapters laid out: introduction Chapter 1: the early works of Jim henson Chapter 2: Sesame Street Chapter 3: 1970's specials chapter 4: The Muppet Show Chapter 5: The Muppet Movies Chapter 6: The Dark Crystal...

If I had a show, I wouldn't want it to be on the air for too long. Not as long as Sesame Street (or even The Simpsons) has been on for. If I had my own animated series, I'd want it to be on for 3-5 years, and if I had a live-action show, I'd only want it to be on for 5-7 years. Many...