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Actually, that sounded like a "Muppets Tonight" episode, but it was really good. I especially liked the Smokey Bear reference. Administrators, let me post my message! I am really, really stressed out today and am in no mood to wait 120 seconds! Let's have a little cooperation here.

Yeah, I remember that one very well. That was funny. After that, Cookie Monster was afraid when Ernie offered him cookies, but that only lasted about a few seconds then he was back to his old self.

I agree with what you said there. I was fairly young when Jim died too, but I remember him very well. In fact, I've seen him as himself (rather than as Kermit, Ernie, etc.) on several occasions. It was tragic to lose him. As for John Denver. Well, I didn't know him very well at the time. I...

Yeah, I remember the "snacks on parade" with the raisin. I don't remember the one with peanut butter though. Sorry.

Oh, I remember that very well. Only it wasn't a cartoon. It was a live action film. There was this song: Takes a lot of little nuts to do the job. I don't remember the whole song, but I think it's at the "Sesame Street Lyrics Archive." It's also played on MC radio. Hope this info helps.

Hmmm. I thought Kermit and the talking balls sketch was made earlier than that. Come to think of it, Steve didn't perform Kermit on Sesame Street until he appeared in that news flash when Slimey went to the moon. So it had to have been Jim's Kermit before 1990. Maybe, it wasn't Dave...

Well, if Dave performed that character, I'm pretty certian he performed the talking ball as well. No offense, to whoever wrote that "Elmo in Grouchland" was Dave's only performance on "Sesame Street." But I guess we proved that was incorrect.

Gosh. I remember that character, but I can't remember what his voice sounded like. I might have guessed Richard Hunt. If only I could hear a sound clip of that character I might know for sure. 65. Sing the National Anthem 66. Be jealous when you see all these couples on campus, but...

I think another mention here would probably be Rowlf the Dog's appearance in that counting skit on "Sesame Street."

I agree with that. Statler and Waldorf didn't get too much airtime in MFS. I wish they would have shown those extra scenes.

Thanks, Sseta. I was worried I was the only one that remembered and thought I was going crazy. I still think that Dave Goelz played the boy ball.

Rats It seems like nobody answers my posts. I think I'm the only one that remembers the skit with Kermit and the two different beachballs.

No, that wasn't the one. It was when Kermit was doing a lecture on how different the two balls were, but the other one kept turning out to be the same as the first one. Anyone else remember that? Besides, again there was the sesameencyclopedia source that states that Goelz performed Mr...

Are you sure that's true? According to the Sesame Encyclopedia, that Mr. Between guy was performed by Dave Goelz. Also, I very clearly remember a talking beachball sounding like Bunsen Honeydew. 30. Scratch your head 31. Go to the library 32. Read a magaizine

I think I vaguely remember that one, didn't Elmo also try to copy the Amazing Mumford and other characters as well?

I was going to say the exact same thing. I really like that drawing. 1. Read through your schoolbooks. 2. Check the score of the baseball game. 3. Realize you're posting all this on the wrong thread.

Boy, I was worried when I read that post. It's true Frank's characters are in good hands with Eric Jacobson. Still, it would be tragic if something happened to Frank. I'm glad he's doing better.

Yeah, it seemed like it could have been a first-season episode.

You'll see it if you take an art class at Bloomsburg University. That worked for me. Lol. :)

I know what you mean. I've noticed that a few times when Kermit was on "Hollywood Squares." It seems like when Steve is adlibbing a line he sort of sounds closer to his natural voice rather than Jim's Kermit. I hadn't noticed this in the movies or anything like that though.