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... should he? No, I don't think so. That would be shocking to the general audience, I think. I mean, fairy and Ernie interaction should be very limited, even outside of the show. I wouldn't suggest they be seen together in the daylight, but should keep any relationship they might have hidden to...

... Um.... awesome. :flirt::mad::flirt:

I love the picture of Bert... but especially that one of Link Hogthrob! He cracks me up. Good job! :hungry::eek::halo: <---Leprachaun Brothers stamp of approval

Something from Fraggle Rock that makes me choke up, but not really cry, is the scene between Gobo and Doc in "The Honk of Honks" when they "touch" each other. Also, look up Frank Oz's speech at Jim's memorial on youtube. If you're not crying by the end of that, you may not be human...

Agreed! Not only my favorite movie, but my favorite designs for all the Muppets (with the exception of Waldorf. Waldorf was at his best in season 1 and 2 of The Muppet Show... Though I'm loving the newest Waldorf puppet... but I digress) :sleep::sleep:

May I have that as well, prawnie? :wisdom::insatiable::super:

Chapter 5 All good things must come to an end… What was once a blessing quickly became a curse to the people of Sesame Street. Oscar was once essential to the harmony of the neighborhood. One would have thought a fellow with a sour disposition would be contrary to harmony, but it just...

... They're making a Paul Revere replica?

Well, Dick Van Dyke's was a little different. It wasn't so much about Laura being pregnant as it was about the "being held up in a stopped elevator" plot. And introducing Don Rickles character as set up for the next episode: The Alan Brady Show Goes to Prison.

:) Thank you, kind words. I never read the Cookie Monster story. A link, perhaps? :insatiable: ... Ship?

Chapter 4 Over the next few days, Oscar was acting very, very odd indeed. He had undergone a complete transformation, one that everyone was impressed with, though perhaps none more so than Bob. He had always hoped to see the day when Oscar would change his ways, but never thought he’d...

I like this. I like this alot. Those legs are very well done. The moose looks like he'll be pretty cool. I look forward to seeing the finished product (and more behind the scenes stuff until then)

Chapter 3 Oscar was slumped over the side of his can. He was not at all a well Grouch. He was mumbling and twitching a bit, wincing in pain and barely conscious—a frightening sight for any young monster to witness. Bob and Grover rushed to his side. “Oh, Mr. Grouchy?” asked Grover. “Mr...

It doesn't typically happen to a main character. But, often a main character is stuck in an elevator with a pregnant woman, and sometimes assists with the birth (or just faints). The only time I can recall a main pregnant character being stuck in an elevator was in the Dick Van Dyke Show, but...

Kill off a beloved Sesame Street character? No! Never! .... Or... am I? ;):grouchy:;) Thanks to all for your comments! This one may end up a bit short. I started off intending to write just sort of a street scene outline, and expanded it to be more like older Sesame Street books. More...

Chapter 2 Bob sat at the counter of Hooper’s Store with a half-empty (or half-full) glass of milk before him. He gently played around with the glass, sliding it back and forth between his hands. Mr. Hooper, the store’s proprietor, grabbed hold of the glass and pulled it away from him...

Sorry, I don't have it. :(

-Rain Falls- Chapter 1 The sun was shining on Sesame Street. Children were playing in the arbor, skipping, jumping, and laughing aloud at their silliness. Two of these young children ran off toward the apartment building frequently referred to as 123 Sesame Street. On the stoop of 123...

If you PM me your email, I can send this to you.

It'll be along soon. :D