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Yeah, me too. I guess we'll all have to watch ABC Family around three in the afternoon. That's what time they played it today. Incidentally, I've noticed two different versions of that commercial. One that ended the same as the Jessica Simpson commercial where Piggy spoke in the bullhorn...

I saw the other one just now. They played it on ABC Family. I have to admit that it was kind of dull. It was much shorter than the other one and basically all it was with the Muppets arguing. The one with Jessica Simpson is much more entertaining. It's no wonder we see that one more often.

I haven't seen the other one either. It seems like they never play it anymore.

Well they do have those Palaside action figures. They show full-body versions of those characters. Maybe that might be of some help.

No more Muppet smilies? NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!

Yeah, I remember seeing Granny Bird in quite a few books, but I don't recall ever seeing her on the show. I don't remember hearing anything about Big Bird's parents though. Maybe he doesn't know himself. Why else do you think he's called 'Big Bird' instead of having an actual name? Lol.

Yep. The Brooke Sheilds ep was really good. It must of took a lot of time and money to work on all those special effects. It's interesting to learn that Brooke herself actually worked on that ep.

Yeah. I remember that. Actually, I remember a scene in that where the early Big Bird was talking to Matt Robinson's Gordon. Actually, I don't think I've ever seen the show. I just heard the song on Muppet Central Radio. But still, I've seen early pictures of Ernie and Bert. I don't think...

I like that episode too. That was actually the first one I saw. (I received volume 2 before I received volume 1 AND I STILL DON'T HAVE VOLUME SIX, THOSE FREAKIN' IDIOTS AT TIME LIFE... Sorry, I'm getting off track here...) Anyway, I really enjoyed the Star Wars ep. I liked Gonzo's role as...

Lol. That would be good, but I would like to see some kind of documentary style program where they really explain that it was three different actors playing Gordon as well as the history of the show, but then again, I guess these are things little kids wouldn't understand. Also keep in mind...

I didn't see it yet, but I got it on tape. I'm looking forward to watching it when I get back to the dorm.

I remember Donnizetti Ferlenghetti: Now you see the part you get for rappin' up the alphabet!

Oh, yeah. I forgot about that one. Scooter was seen with the Electric Mayhem quite a few times. Also, I remember Janice playing the guitar when Scooter did the "Mr. Bassman" number. Of course, that was Erin performing Janice there. I'll try to think of more examples.

I checked the TV listings for the show today and they didn't say anything about the Sesame Street Muppets. I'm hoping that's just an oversight on the website. I was really mad when I taped "The Other Half" thinking Kermit would be on it, yet he never showed up. I hope we don't have this...

You could check, "The Sesame Street Sounds Archive," they have a lot of Grover sound files there. By the way, speaking of that. I came across a soundfile of Grover in "Follow that Bird," where he didn't sound like Grover. I'm guessing somebody else performed him there and that's the voice you...

When they show a whole group of Muppets singing or something like that, Scooter and Janice usually stand next to each other, probably so Richard can play both of them at the same time. I can't recall a scene where they actually talked to each other though.

I think I remember reading that it was originally from the Harvey Korman episode from season 1, before he was established as Kermit's nephew.

I remember David Rudman being credited on the "Sesame Street: 20 and Still Counting Special." In fact, his name was credited when they showed Grover, Cookie Monster and Herry. Maybe he occassionally played Cookie Monster when Frank was busy performing Grover or vice-versa. That would make...

Yeah, I was thinking that since Kermit looks smaller when he wears his trenchcoat.

Yeah, I remember those old Telly and Oscar skits, especially "Ask Oscar" and "Sneak Peak Preview." I wish they'd bring those back.