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If this was an actual production, the setting would be similar to the one from A Celebration of Me, Grover! Though whenever the tables are seen, we'd only see the tables up in front (in a wide view of the stage). At the very right, Rowlf would be sitting at a booth, with Baskerville, Muppy...

I feel like this special is a bit short (probably 45 minutes if it was actually produced), but then although Rowlf was a main character most of his appearances were in short sketches, and only a few scenes from the movies revolved around him. I guess if this was for Kermit, Miss Piggy, Fozzie...

So I guess that means that Pepe will be in the interview. I wouldn't be surprised if Clifford, Johnny Fiama, Sal, and Bobo are included, but it would be great if Seymour and Bill the Bubble Guy are included.

Yes, and Bert and Grover interracted with each other. Ernie has interracted with all those characters (though less regularly with Grover or Herry), and Herry has appeared in many sketches with Cookie Monster and Grover.

I'm convinced that as well. I think Louise Gold was performing Dr. Teeth's hands.

Okay, here are what Muppet Babies clips I would have included: *Rowlf writing a music review (from The Daily Muppet) *Rowlf as Schroder (from Comic Capers) *Rowlf playing a detective game (from It's Only Pretendo) *Rowlf (as Rowlfo the Dog) meeting his grandson from the future (from...

Wow. Pure, brilliant, nonsensial insanity. Good job.

Somehow I don't think that Adam Sandler performed this skit. I don't know what kinds of voices he can do, but the impersonations of Big Bird, Kermit, and Elmo sounded nothing like Adam's reall voice, nor did they sound anything like his characters from Eight Crazy Nights. I don't know if he does...

I will now list what Rowlf clips appear in the opening montage (I'll post what specific Muppet Babies clips are shown later, when I can think fo which oens to include): *Rowlf beginning his performance of Cottleson Pie *Rowlf playing piano in the orchestra (during How High the Moon) *Rowlf...

Announcer: And now, back to the show! Kermit: We Muppets have appeared in many television specials and videos, and Rowlf is no exception. Here are some of his best moments from our specials. (clips include: Rowlf riding ina plane with John Denver, Gonzo popping Rowlf's innertube, Rowlf...

I've read that one epsiode features a quote by Waldorf, pointing out that there are moments where there is nothing on-stage. Of course, there have also been times when acts were mentioned but not seen by us, the TV audience. Sometimes Muppets would enter the stage, and then leave a few secodns...

Announcer: And now, back to A Celebration of Rowlf! Kermit: After The Jimmy Dean Show ended, Rowlf had on and off employment. Eventually he worked less frequently, but then he became a regular on one of the greatest shows of all time. And that show is... (drum fanfare plays in background) The...

Yeah, despite all the themed shows, there were still plenty of last season episodes that didn't have any major theme, like the episodes with Gene Kelly, Roger Moore, Linda Ronstadt, Melissa Manchester, Shirley Bassey, and Loretta Switt. But many of the non-theme episodes did have really weird plots.

(A clip montage of Rowlf moments play over audio of Rowlf performing Cottleson Pie. After the song ends, a special logo, reading "A Celebration of Rowlf" and featuring Rowlf's head inside the "O" in "of appears) Announcer: Ladies and Gentlemen, it's time for "A Celebration of Rowlf", the first...

A long time ago, one of my friends let me borrow a few CDs of songs that he had downloaded. One featured Cheech and Chong songs and comedy routines. There was one Sesame Street parody listed as being performed by Cheech and Chong, but now that I think of it, I think that whatever downloading...

You made two different lists, with the second one listing characters who wouldn't have interracted due to having the same performer, but the first list features quite a few characters with the same performer (Biff and Fat Blue, Hery and The Count), but I know that some of the characters you...

I don't know if the writers were running out of ideas and figured that theme-based episodes would help them out with ideas, but all but two MuppeTelevision segments from The Jim Henson Hour were based around themes.

Pig Calypso is from the Bob Hope episode, which I think was the 21st episode from the second season.

The Fix-It Shop first opened in episode 330, during the third season. Luis and Rafael originally owned it.

Actually, I noticed Annie Sue's movements in Pig Calypso, and found them to actually be good. It didn't look like she was there just to be there. Of course it would have been great if Louise Gold was given more recurring characters, like Gladys, and it would have been great if she (or Kathy...