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His name was Bernard Crawford, so it doesn't work. MTM should be considered out of continuity with TMS anyway, so... :smirk:

Once I had a dream that Louise Gold passed away. Needless to say I was very relieved when I woke up and discovered it was only a dream.

Oh, sorry. Guess I misunderstood. :boo:

I'm from about five miles from where I'm currently sitting. :D

Um...I just sew them on...is that bad?

Let me just set this straight. Not EVERY Henson thing on DVD is commentary-less. The 50th-anniversary release of Muppet Christmas Carol has commentary by Brian Henson. Muppets from Space has commentary by Gonzo, Rizzo, and the director. And the two Fraggle Rock season sets have interviews that I...

You dream about Dave too?!--I mean, uh, erm, COFFEE EGGS BACON!! Oops, looks like I made breakfast all over this message! :o But to answer your question, yes, as a matter of fact I dream about the Muppet performers all the time. There was this one week where practically every single night I...

He's so cute! That's a neat idea for the hands. I never thought of having the rest of a puppet furry and the hands not.

Wow, sounds fun. (Well, except for the shower thing.) Good luck with that.

It would have been even crazier if Yoda met Bert or Cookie Monster. ;)

Wow, that's a nifty mask. Excellent job. I have vague and almost-just-made-up-now-to-impress-strangers fantasies of going as a Mystic for Halloween so I could trudge around the neighborhood and see how long it takes for my legs to give out. (I give 'em about ten seconds.) But other than that...

I'm sure Dave would love to come face-to-face with his animatronic counterpart. It's creepy and disturbing. I like it. :crazy:

Well, considering Shalom Sesame started production in 1986, an original segment from 1969 would really be something. ;) You're right--it was dubbed. Here's more information about the sketch (by the way, excellent guessing on the date): http://muppet.wikia.com/wiki/Here_and_There

Maybe because Ernie's more gullible than most? Or because Frank Oz would have had a hard time performing Lefty and another of his characters at the same time? Or because Frank was at his performing finest when he was paired with Jim, whose main character on the show was Ernie? ...Nah.

Thank you for that uplifting and optimistic information. :rolleyes:

I just got that same email this morning...and I don't even USE eBay. Lame. :grouchy:

I dip my pretzel sticks right into the peanut butter jar. :o *slaps wrist* Bad me.

DAVE!!! :crazy: I mean, uh, yes, very interesting sketch. I've always wondered how exactly Limbo worked. I hear it's explained in Muppets on Puppets, but...I'm too lazy to go try to find it. :p *is definitely not crazy*

I think I'd want to be a zombie, because it would be a riot to be able to do stuff like take off one arm and hold it in the other hand for an extended reach, or do the Aughra thing and use an eyeball or two to get a new view on things. :crazy: And, of course, my grotesque appearance (and smell...

Awesome job! My mom has fond memories of that show. :eek: