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Just on a side note, this is really just an adaptation. Kinda just taking songs and working them into a storyline.

Scene Three Location: Sesame Street Time: Later that Afternoon At Rise: Grover stands alone on the far side of the stage. He is holding a postcard. Luis is standing to the left of Hooper's Store, Herry Monster is looking out the window of Hooper's Store. Gordon and Bob are standing to...

Hehe! Nice. Actually, the story goes kinda "Avenue Q-ish", but in a more Sesame Street way. :wisdom:

Thanks! You might want to glance at it again real quick. I added a narrator. The story will work out better with a narrator to keep everything on track. :)

One day while I was listening to my Platinum and Platinum Too albums, it occured to me that a lot of the best Sesame Street music could be translated into a Broadway musical... so that's what I'm doing. Sesame Street A Musical Play in Two Acts Act One Scene One At Rise: Our human cast...

:boo: A nice thought, but I actually think Steve does a better job with Statler, or at least his is closer to Richard Hunt's Statler. Especially with Dave Goelz playing Waldorf, the two characters end up having a relationship closer to how they were on The Muppet Show. Dave and Jerry work well...

... :) :rolleyes: : How ju get my movie scripts, okay? Ju steal my scripts, ju leak my plot, now the very sexy Miss Jolina will never do this scenes, okay! Dios mio, ju make me so mad at ju! Mind jour own pork and Qs, okay.

Other than the glasses and the fact that his mouth seems to be pushed too far into his face, Bunsen's starting to look more like he did in the '70s and '80s. The color is the modern Bunsen, but the shape of his head is pretty close to how he used to be. I also noticed Animal's starting to look...

I have to admit, I had a hard time watching any segment that didn't have either the Muppets or stop-motion animation. Some of the animated segments and songs like the "Frog Struggle Song" were good, but otherwise, they just didn't really interest me. :super: :p :batty: <--- gimme more of...

Well, it... hasn't happened yet, but... the night is young. Another great from The Muppets Take Manhattan: "Oh, the sounds of love! Sooey! Oink, oink!" -Kermit the Frog

HA! *rimshot* There's a character named Ernest (played by Jerry Nelson) on Muppets Tonight who dances with Spamela, and then shouts "Take off some more, baby!"

Her dad did on The Muppet Show Live. :p :scary: <--- closest smiley to a chicken Somehow, this thread turned "fowl".

Nah, I was kidding. Infamously, of course. "To me, you are the nuts and berries of the forrest." "To me, a nut like you should be burried in the forrest."

Tingle Me Elmo got pinched last year?

I think we should just see how many times we can use the word "infamous" in this thread. :) In the episode of The Muppet Show with Rudolph Nureyev, Miss Piggy tries to get him to take his clothes off, and then offers to take her clothes off. :o Oh, and on the subject of guest stars taking...

"Can I bring a friend?" :o There's a bit from a behind-the-scenes special that shows Fozzie asking something like, "Can my mom come?"

:flirt: Of course, who can forget the infamous Janice lines... "Look, Mother, it's my life, okay? So if I want to live on a beach and walk around naked..." -The Great Muppet Caper "Look, buddy, I don't take my clothes off for anyone, even if it is artistic." -The Muppets Take...

Tingle, tingle. :excited: :eek: :excited: <--- tingling excitment

What's your favorite Muppet moment? What's the most tear-jerking Muppet moment? What's the funniest Muppet moment? These are the questions that have held this forum together for so long. Now, we present to you... "Cheeky" Muppet Moments A thread dedicated to your favorite, most...

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