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he once called Snuffy "Mt. Rushmore"

yeah, that's what i gather. she said she got the idea because every time someone meets her they always tell her something they remember about watching sesame street or about what sesame street means to them. like "sesame street taught my son how to read" or "i remember watching x episode &...

i have it, if nobody's sent it to you yet. i just need your e-mail.

brownstones were popular in the late 19th century--they don't build new houses in that style or with those materials any more. you're right that they're usually row houses. you do see a lot of single ones these days, but it's generally because it's the only one left standing from that block. and...

...and she did this program yesterday as part of an effort to collect viewers' stories for her book, which i created a thread about, so check that out & send her your sesame street memories: http://forum.muppetcentral.com/showthread.php?p=819216#post819216

yes, she's fully recovered! you wouldn't even know she had been injured. heck, you wouldn't even know she's been on tv for 40 years--she hasn't changed a bit. although one kid did guess that she had been on Sesame Street for 500 years. she said sometimes it feels like that long, especially when...

Yes, I saw her today at a library event in New Jersey (which is where I got the info), and she is fully recovered, and as cheerful and energetic as ever.

Dr. Loretta Long is working on a new book, tentatively entitled “My Friends Still Call Me Susan”. She is compiling stories and pictures from viewers about their Sesame Street experiences. The book will be a collection of these stories along with many memories of her own. You can e-mail your...

ah yes, the "extradiegetic" changes, to complete the jargon triad. and not just the ones from other television shows, but other media and technology that vies for the attention of kids and their parents. if we take that into the mix, then we can include their website in the scope of what they...

well, we're talking two kinds of changes here. there's the character introductions/departures/life developments, and the changes in the look, sound, and format of the show. in technical terms, the former would be "diegetic" (within the narrative--changes the characters themselves see), and the...

...if you get momentarily confused every time your search yields lots of non-muppet results, before realizing that you accidentally typed your term into google & searched the entire web rather than just searching muppet wiki (aren't they the same thing? when people google "fur", aren't they ALL...

i don't know if they ever covered any muppet music... but i saw them this past december & i told Gene Watts (the trombonist) that I had just been watching their Sesame Street appearances. he said they taped 10 or 12 segments when they were on, so i know there's more than what...

hey oscarfan, would you send me this one? thanks!

and he sang in the dinner theater's veg side story.

hmm. ok. because BMI says Cerf, Boylan, and Renzi wrote a song called I Love Words, and ASCAP says Geiss wrote a song called I Love Words. just trying to figure out what's what. btw, at the ssl show, did they only sell that cd, or did they have soundtracks to other currently running shows, too?

what song are we talking about here? is boylan credited with the lyrics on the soundtrack cd? is renzi credited with anything? at any rate, what songs ARE on the cd, and who are they credited to? maybe you could post it on the muppet wiki's ssl discography page, because the cd isn't even on...

well, he could be on those panels b/c he knows the book authors rather than b/c he's still with the show. the vee credits could be wrong, too--i seem to think i saw a cd with wrong or impartial credits on it, but can't remember which one or if it was even a ssl or just regular ss. but it...

dead? far from it. he appeared on a few of those 40th anniversary panels! and gave every indication that he was still with the show. so there's a cast recording of elmo's green thumb, huh? and it says abby's i love words is by cerf, renzi, and boylan? i wonder what the "i love words" song by...

hey count, i just sent you women can be & boy from indiana.

Weber's overture to Das Liebesverbot...i never noticed how much it sounds like the dot bridge music when the dots go really fast to try to get to 30 before one of them makes a mistake.