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Cookie Monster and Grover would be a riot.

I think there might have been a 12 sequence, but I forget the specifics.

I'd have to go with Boober. I enjoy hypochondriacs.

I like Zoot the best. He's got the beswt characgter design, and he's strong as a calm guys surrounded by crazies (and besides, a saxophone player in an acid rock band is an amusing scenario). :cool:

Taking a look at them, it's possible they might be distantly related, perhaps second cousins?

The one moment I can remember offhand that now telegraphs a "Yikes!" sign is from the episode (can't remember exactly which one) where Pa tells Junior to watch the garden while he and Ma go frolic in the stream (in other words, if by some chance there actually are enemies of the kingdom out...

My vote goes to the bit where the little girl doesn't know how to turn on her computer. After Super Grover makes his usual dramatic (and painful) entrance, he proceeds to suggest: -running and in circles and screaming at the top of one's lungs -if that fails, hop up and down and say...

Those were the only two I can remember. They were among those that unnerved me a little bit, but not so much as to make me run away in panic. The main factors probably because the guy yelled "TIMBER!" loudly and in an extreme closeup. Plus the falling tree looked a little evil, probably...

If I ever sell a script and get Frank Oz to direct, I'll see what I can get off him.

If it is what I think it is, (and what I'm thinking of aired one afternoon on Nickelodeon), I recall the characters standing around "Muppet Central" with loads of TV screens around, and we learn about the fancy pupptry work they've done over the years (including detailed synopses on how the...

I'm guessing he only meant it figureatively; he was thinking about just making an impact, not what the aftereffects of it might have been. And really, seeing how laughably slow he is in wielding clubs in the clutch (if by some chance there really are enemies of the kingdom out there and one day...

How about others? I've heard Animal's changed a bit as well.

It began at age 2 (1984ush), more or less, when I was simultaneously hooked on Sesame Street and Fraggle Rock, back when we had HBO (which meant by extension Emmett Otter was a yearly holiday tradition). From there it segued over to the rest of the Muppets, and I've managed to stay with them...

Although they didn't always show it in its entirety; I remember a few instances where they cut to another clip as the pig approached the rectangle.

You can read my Muppet parody of Roger Rabbit, featuring cascades of Muppets from loads of Henson projects, at the following address: http://www.fanfiction.net/s/2604613/1/

When was the last time to date that the big blue guy appeared, and would there be any chance of him returning in the forseeable future?

And I can recall the segments where the shapes (colored blue) fade in in space, offscreen voices say, "Quick, count the sides," and the sides are slowly counted in in red segements. Once the shape is outlined and identified, first the outline, then the shape itself spin away in blurs.

And I can recall the segments where the shapes (colored blue) fade in in space, offscreen voices say, "Quick, count the sides," and the sides are slowly counted in in red segements. Once the shape is outlined and identified, first the outline, then the shape itself spin away in blurs.

My main religious period was from about 1983 when I was 1 to about 1989. I've tuned in sporadically after that.

Don't you think that's asking a bit too much to accumulate at once?