Search results

To my knowledge all four of them are still credited this season, so I'm thinking they should pop up every once in a while at least.

That's a big disappointment though. I thought that was the main reason for recasting him, so he could be used more.

But now that Billy's performing Ernie I don't think Steve's availability would have that much to do with it.

That's a good question. Now that they're not playing the classic clips anymore, they're just using B & E in street scenes. They really should make some new inserts showing the apartment or maybe even a full street story.

Okay. Thanks. I'll take a look when I get a chance.

I didn't know about it. Is it posted online anywhere?

Because most people don't say up that late anyway. :)

Yeah. I guess this is the whole reason they had Dave do Cookie rather than having Eric do him as well, so Grover and Cookie could have more interaction and this is a good example of that. I hope to see more of that in the future. Well, they did promise us more new EWs, so I guess they didn't...

Thanks. I recall that was me who said that.

Yeah. I was surprised that Murray showed up as well. Makes me wonder if he'll be recast and shown in new material as well or if they're doing with him what they did with :) after Henson's death, just using him in earlier segments. (Recall Steve's Kermit didn't appear on SS until years later.)...

Well, now I know what I want for my birthday. Hopefully they'll lower the price by then. :) or should I say :sympathy:?

So that's Eric? I noticed the difference in his voice, but I thought that was just because Carroll's Oscar voice has changed of late as well. It's so hard to tell sometime.

Cool. One big cookie. Do they have the one for zero up as well? Just curious there.

I agree. But I couldn't help hoping that Fat Blue would make an appearance. Though I liked that they expanded on the street story and even finishing it at the end of the show like they did in the old days, even as recently as season 34. I look forward to seeing more of that. Yeah. I know...

Yeah. I like that idea and they can stay away from adult humor with a concept like that. It would be nice to maybe expand on that, maybe Gordon, Bob, Luis, Maria, etc. can come back to visit and 'splain where all they've been and what they've been doing. It's definitely food for thought. :)

Actually, that might fall under the "Sesame 2.0" category. Remember that April Fools' joke about that Minor Muppitz posted a few years back? That would definitely make a good fan fic.

Sorry this is belated, but happy birthday, Carroll! Thanks for giving live to these guys: :wisdom::grouchy:

Yeah. I know what you're talking about because I have all the Golden Collections as well. I recall Blanc mentioning in an interview that he didn't do imitations. He just sort of used his own voices for his characters, but around the 1960s he must have caved in and 'decided to give it a twy...

Yeah. I kind of agree, if Mel had voiced Elmer early on after Bryan's death or even in "Pre-Hysterical Hare," which came out before Bryan died, but Dave Barry voiced Fudd in that one. Had Mel voiced Fudd in that cartoon or any of the early 60s Fudd cartoons (Ex: "Dog Gone People," "What's My...

One thing to keep in mind is that the movie is sort of a parody of It's a Wonderful Life so basically Kermit's tantrum is sort of referencing the George Bailey/Jimmy Stewart tantrum rather than Kermit being his real self when it happened. Just something to think about.