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You know, it's strange. That ad is two years old and it doesn't seem like anybody's heard of it. Seems like it hasn't been mentioned it on the forums when it came out. I guess we were all focused on "Muppets Wizard of Oz" at that time. ;)

Okay. Now, I'm confused. I thought Roscoe did voice "Hard Head Henry" and Matt only voiced Roosevelt, just until he left and then Jerry took over. Are you sure this info is correct?

Yeah. I think that was it. Only I didn't see the part with :boo: and :sleep: , so either that was edited out in the version I saw or I just missed that part, but I think that's what I was looking for. Thanks, Waldo. Now I can sleep tonight. :)

I agree with you there. To tell the truth my dad never cared for "Dinosaurs" for some strange reason beyond my realm of understanding so he didn't always let us watch the shows when they originally aired. Some of them I've seen for the first time in sydication. It seemed like where I live...

"Into the Woods" was one of my faves. Yes, this is the one where they get stuck into the tarpit. The Baby also plays a video game about it. It was hilarious. The reason you probably don't remember it is because this is one of those eps that didn't air originally on ABC. It was just seen in...

Yeah. I saw that article. I'm almost finished watching seasons 1 & 2, so hopefully I'll soon have the next seasons so I'll have the complete set. Also, "Steroids to Heaven" is on You Tube.

I have to agree. I've heard HHH in a clip and he really didn't sound that much like Gordon. He must be good at throwing his voice, because you'd never know it was the same guy.

Lol. If I knew more, I wouldn't have needed to ask. Anyway, maybe it wasn't an insurance company. Maybe it was something else. As for what Muppets were in it, I saw Kermit, Piggy, Fozzie and Gonzo. I really wasn't sure who the celebrities were. Yeah, I wish I could tell you more about it...

It was on ABC. I guess I'll just have to keep my eyes open if it comes on again.

I was wondering if someone could help me here. I saw a commercial with the Muppets and they were talking to celebrities. I think it was for an insurance company or something. See, I didn't see it real well because I watched it at the rec center and I couldn't see the TV too closely from where...

I've been trying to translate that dialogue for years. Lol. Anyway, it does seem like Oscar has softened up a little in recent years, examples being him reading "Trash Gordon" and the recent episode where he got the Rottondle, but of course they still keep his grouchy side. I mean, deep down...

I don't know, I always thought Elmo was much more annoying than Urkel. Lol.

Yeah. That probably will happen if there comes a time when Loretta leaves the show. They could mention that Susan is still around and refer to her on occassion, but still give Gordon and Miles all the airtime. Not that I ever want to see that happen. But it might some time and I guess we...

Actually, I never thought of Bob as being semi-retired. He's on the show a lot more than Susan is. He still seems to be there on more of a regular basis. I guess it's just a little confusing now that they don't make as many episodes per season as they used to.

Well, what you said about the classic early clips at the beginning wouldn't be too far fetched, because they did have "Sesame Street memories" before the opening of season 35 episodes.

I actually don't know about that. I've just seen her in pics, so I didn't really get a close look. Anyway, maybe Sesame Workshop (Children's Television Workshop, at the time) had the same idea Bill Watterson had when he created "Calvin and Hobbes." The first strip showed Calvin catching...

Yeah. I've actually seen Oscar's appearance on "Flip Wilson" at 'You Tube,' but I didn't catch the explanation. I'm wondering if either I missed it or if that part just wasn't up. Also, I've noticed that Granny Grouch appeared in the season 2 premire and she was green as well. It seemed...

Darn. I guess I need to get better at this. Lol. It wouldn't have been impossible though. My sister who's in grad school in Charlotesville mentioned Sonia Monzono appearing in the area to give a lecture.

Guess what! I saw Loretta at work today. I was bagging groceries for her at Giant. She said she has been busy with her career and her family, but she plans on making a big comeback in season 38. She's going to try to appear in every episode at least in inserts. APRIL FOOL! That would...

Yeah. I think if Kermit were brought back, it should be in his original role ("Sesame Street" reporter; lectures with monsters, etc.). I think that might work a little better. Though I could maybe see Telly, Zoe or Baby Bear assisting with lectures or stuff like that. After all, he's done it...