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I've noticed they put age '18' on all of them. I don't think that's correct though. The Muppets seem much older than that.

Hiroshi was an Asian guy who was on the show in the 80s. I think he was only there for about two seasons.

Also, they should bring back some of Richard's characters with new performers like they did with Gladys. I think even Don Music could come back if they could find another way for him to express his frusteration rather than banging his head on the piano.

Actually, I think I remember Gina used to have a daycare center, so that's probably what it was before. Somebody also mentioned that it used to be Hiroshi's art studio.

Yes, that's what I mean. Yes. I see what you mean now. That technique was also used with Drew Carey and Jerry Seinfeld. That is interesting info about Bob. Makes me wonder if any other actors were told to just 'be themselves.' I guess Linda kept the same name on the show, because she's...

Yeah, I never liked Mike's show either. It seems a bit too long to be called a 'super short' show. But seeing the Muppets would make the show worth watching. Too bad I don't have access to Disney.

Well, we still see some 'anything Muppets' pop up every now and then, but I agree with a few on the list. If the problem with Harvey Kneeslapper was his voice it could be modified. After all, the majority of Frank's characters are performed by Eric now anyway. Also, they could surely bring...

I'm guessing their distantly related somehow. I mean they're both blue, furry Muppets with 'Gs' in their names and scratch voices and they both had a thing for Madeline. Lol.

Wait a minute. Sonny was performed by Richard Hunt and he came after Guy Smiley on the show. Are you saying the name 'Sonny Friendly' was originally used for Guy Smiley then later they made a different Muppet with that name? I'm confused. :confused:

Sorry about repeating a post again, but there is another thing I want to bring up about Bob and Linda. They really can't be playing real life characters, because in real life Bob is married and has five sons I believe. On the show he's a bachelor and was involved with Linda, so I don't know...

Yeah. You can't always trust imdb.com. They even said that the Road Runner spoke in one Warner Bros. cartoon.

That's a good way of looking at it, but what about David? Didn't he run "Hooper's" at the time?

Wow, so they still do air early SS episodes on Noggin? I really wish I had access to that channel. I'm guessing we wouldn't see the first two Gordons or Mr. Hooper or any thing like that on "123," but it still would be nice to see earlier episodes before Elmo started hogging the spotlight. I...

I agree. I once read somewhere that Big Bird and Oscar rarely appear together since they have the same performer. I was thinking, 'what in the world are they talking about?' It's also interesting to note that Elmo didn't have any lines in "Do De Rubber Duck." I'm glad they still play that...

They might advertise it on Cartoon Network too. I remember they advertised the Timelife set on that network.

You're kidding! I wonder why they would have shown clips from the second season opening on the trailer then? Maybe that was part of a bonus feature or something.

Hmmm. I think I remember the one where he tries to ring the bell. Actually, he said "Cowabunga" in a recent "letter of the day" segment. Actually, it was "Kowabunga." He mentioned that it was a 'k' word.

I just thought I'd comment on this one since I saw it on "Plaza Sesamo" this morning. I remembered that from when I was little. It was interesting to see that again, since they don't use Brian's Telly on "Sesame Street" anymore. I've noticed a difference in his look. He was a bit thinner...

I'm not sure what you mean by "older actors." Bob and Susan are the only ones still there from episode 1. Maria and Luis have been on for quite a while. Other than that, I don't think any "older actors" are still around.

I thought I'd comment here. I caught a bit on "Plaza Sesamo" this morning where the Count was the elevator operator and Kermit wanted to go to the seventh floor, but the Count insisted on counting the floors. I remember that from when I was younger and I thought it was interesting to see it in...