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There is another thread about this somewhere. I made a list of Muppet references on "Family Guy." I don't know if it's still on this page or not.

Yeah, I learned about that in Spanish. By the way, another way to put a ~ over an "n" is to go to MS Word and choose "insert symbol," then you can copy that on to here. They also have that at freetranslation.com. Sorry to bore you with all that, but being a Spanish major I thought I'd bring...

I really don't think I've seen "Big Bird in China." I remember seeing him in Japan years ago when it was on TV. I probably would have liked the China one better since the other Muppets make appearances in it.

Forgive me if this is the wrong forum for posting this, but I was at the Bloomsburg fair today and at the stands for one of the games I heard "Doo doo doo doo doo." After listening for a while, I realized it was that famous Muppet tune. Just thought I'd bring that up.

I glanced through a few segments, but I didn't see the main plot or Oscar singing "Bein' Green." Hopefully, I'll be able to catch it on Monday afternoon. I agree with what was said about the commercial about the girl with the pancakes. I think they have too many ads before the show in...

Yeah. It would be great if I were able to get down to New York when he tours the Statue of Liberty. Please keep us updated.

I've noticed a lot of first season eps had closing numbers without the guest stars. I thought after that season, the guest always appeared in the closing number.

Hmmmm. It's hard to believe nobody commented on today's episode. I thought it was okay except I feel that maybe they should use less of Telly and Baby Bear and give some of the others more air time (Ex: Big Bird, Oscar, Snuffy, Bert and Ernie, etc). Also, it seems like most of the stuff on...

Yeah, I was going to mention that, but I guess everybody else beat me to the punch. Kimp, I guess you meant to say 'a$$istant.' Strange, how they censor things like that.

I remember reading somewhere that Oscar found Slimey while taking a walk in the rain. He found that Slimey likes mud as much as he does. So he decided to take Slimey home. I haven't really seen it. It's just what I read, so I don't know the year or anything else.

Yes. I've noticed that. I also read in the lyrics archive about Elmo being the ringbearer. They really should have made a reference there. He should have said: "There's Elmo in that picture! Now, Elmo remember! He was the ringbearer!"

We'll come back to David, but I want to add more to this Elmo discussion. If Elmo had been around for so long it's funny, how in the "Street We Live On" the intention was for Grover to take Elmo to see the events that happen before he was born. However, most of the events took place after he...

Elmo's older than that. I think he started in the 70s as an anonymous monster and was performed by Brian Muehl and Richard Hunt. It was when Kevin Clash started performing him that he was known as 'Elmo.' I remember seeing that Elmo when I watched the show as a kid. It was sometime in the...

Strange. I was just thinking about this the other day. I would think Kermit and Piggy would be about the same age. Also, considering they're close friends with Fozzie and Gonzo, they'd be around that age too. I'm guessing maybe 20s or 30s. Floyd and Janice should be about the same age...

I saw today's episode. It was cool that Grover got a street scene. It was also good to see Fat Blue again. It sounds like Jerry's still performing him. They also did a new version of the song 'We Are All Earthlings.' I don't know who the lady was that was singing though. 'Letter of the...

If Oscar's green color isn't natural, it's funny how most of Oscar's relatives are green. Also, I remember seeing some baby pictures of Oscar where he was green. It seems like the writers forgot that he had been orange. I have seen a pic of the bright green Oscar at the Hooperfan page...

Strangely in MTI Gonzo actually liked being twisted up like that. By the way, a few more to add to the list are: Gilda Radner: How did everybody get unglued together? Tony Randall: How did Kermit get turned back from being into stone? (Tony suggested an ugly woman had to kiss him...

That's interesting info. I'd like to see some movies with Desi some time.

In a way, I agree. The only song on that episode that Elton didn't sing was "Any Old Iron" and that's because guest stars don't appear in the UK spots. I really liked those songs he did, but I guess the Muppets should have gotten more airtime there. About the John Cleese episode, I agree...

And of course there's the one I remember. Statler: You're allowed to say 'he**' on this? Waldorf: He**, yeah! It's the Internet!