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I've seen that one recently on You Tube. That's a pretty good one. It also has Richard Hunt as Elmo.

Well, this isn't really anything new. Actually, Cookie Monster's "Healthy Food" rap came out sometime in the 80s. So for the most part, he's still himself. He just sets some boundaries.

Well, maybe that's why the scene was deleted. They didn't want to say that J.P. died. But I'm just guessing on that one.

Well, Frank actually didn't participate much on the "Muppets Tonight." Most scenes with his characters were either inserts or dubbed over. Besides, anyone could have performed Mildred. I heat that in the first season of TMS she had been performed by Frank, Richard, Dave and Erin.

Well, Gladys came back recently, so I could see a few other of Hunt's characters making a comeback if they can get some new puppeteers.

Yeah. I don't remember his street scenes, but I definately remember his song. About, the part with spaghetti. I guess they did that to make it rhyme better. I don't think they were implying that it wasn't healthy. Still, I agree that they could have come up with some better ideas there...

Actually, I remember the real sketch that appeared on the show. It seems like Mad TV reversed Ernie and Bert's roles. I'd like to see that one as well.

Thanks for that info, Ziffel. Since the season two disk won't come out until the summer, it would be good to see that clip so I know what I have to look forward too.

You can call me Kenny.

Yeah. I was a little surprised when I heard the mention of Sam in that because I didn't think he was on the show at the time. If they could mention long-lost characters around that time, why won't they do it now?

Yeah. I'm guessing you're referring to the Cloris Leechman episode. Timelife never released that one, so for info on that one I just had to rely on "The Muppet Show" book and the guide here. It would be good to see that ep in it's entirety. I was also interested in hearing that they...

I see what you mean. I saw the clip of "Muppets Celebrate Jim Henson" on You Tube and there Steve's Kermit sounded more like a younger version of Kermit. He's really improved on the voice since then.

Hmmm, Twiddlebugs? There are some other clips that could be shown on there. I haven't seen those in ages. Well, that one was played on the show this season. That's good news.

That was really good. I especially liked the song "I Love Cash" and the Bert and Ernie scene and of course the running gag with the wrecking ball. I wish they would have shown more inserts like the last one. I also would like to have seen the "Mad Luis." Overall, I enjoyed that.

Yeah. That would make an interesting fan fic. Bill Smith, what he does for a living. After all, as far is I know he wasn't on the show other than in that one sketch, so his true identity is left to the imagination.

Yeah, that's what I hear about Hal Miller too. I guess the writers felt that some actors just weren't cutting it. Yeah. You'd think they would have at least mentioned Linda when Bob's neice Samara was introduced. I mean the characters in that ep knew her, so they should have understood...

Well, you never know. I'm not sure how long TG will last. Roscoe Orman's not as young as he used to be, so he might not stay with that regular segment. Besides, Big Bird said the letter and the number in the "Little Big Bird" episode and probably in the magic ukelele ep as well. Plus we...

Okay. Sorry about that. I guess I missed that post.

I'm assuming that it wasn't the first one, considering he used to be called 'Sonny Friendly.' No connection to the other Sonny Friendly that was on the show later on. So I'm not sure when Guy's earliest appearance was. Anyway, I saw "The Memory Game" today and I didn't get the pipe salesman...

Yeah, I know there were quite a few. There was one where Cookie told her about the 'K' word 'cowabunga.' Though I always spelled it with a 'c.' Then there's the one with the letter Z where she gives him a plate of cookies to distract him, but he still ends up eating the 'z.' That's one of my...