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Actually, he was under the impression the show was "Peter Pan." Don't ask. Lol.

Hmmm. I never noticed the sleeve thing on Steve's Kermit. Are you referring to the string that moves his arm? I've seen that on Jim's Kermit several times. Maybe, I'm thinking of something different than you're thinking of. As for Gonzo, yeah, I've noticed a bit of a change on his voice...

Oh, you meant the college dorm thing? I described Kermit when I was supposed to describe Bert. O.K., I'm in a blue shirt and Bert's in his usual atire: The famous green, orange and brown striped shirt and saddle shoes.

O.K., I'm 23 years old. I'm a senior in college. I have blond hair and blue eyes. As for Kermit, well it's basically the same as Big Bird, just his green skin and collar. Lol.

Hmmm. I think I remember that one. Wasn't he the guy, who made a guitar out of squares and triangles? Lol. That was funny. I believe his name was Same Sound Brown. By the way, returning to the original question which was overlooked here. Whatever DID happen to Gordon #2 (Hal Miller)...

That sounds interesting. Unfortunately, they said bidding has ended for this item. I guess I should be quicker on the draw. Lol.

I sort of agree. Ever since I saw MTI, I wanted to read the original story and compare it to the movie. But, I haven't had a chance to do that. I really hadn't realized there couldn't have been a Benjamina Gunn in the story until I watched an episode of "Hollywood Squares" where they said...

You might also be referring to Shawn Colvin, who sang the song with :p on "Elmopalooza." 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, skip a few, 99, 100, 101, skip a few more, 120. Rats. One, a thousand, Two, a thousand, Three, a thousand, Four, a thousand.... Close enough.

Yeah, that's the way, my dorm is too. I was sort of kidding about the role-play thing. It's hard for me to change my avatar now, so I wouldn't want to play another character besides Kermit. Well at least, not at the moment.

I remember the Ernie and Bert blackout sketch very well. (Lol. Wouldn't :grouchy: have been able to recognize :( and :p 's voices?) Anyway, I sort of remember the episode of the show where the whole street has a blackout. Are you sure it was from 1975 though, GeeBee? Because that was...

Is this a role play game now? If it is maybe we should move it to the "Fun and Games" board. O.K., Bert and Kenny (Daffyfan2003) come downstairs... :( : Oh, boy. Breakfast time! I hope they have plenty of oatmeal. Eheheheheheh! Me: Oh, you and your outmeal. Line me up with a...

Hmmm. Let me think about this one. I didn't interact much with most of the roommates I had in college. Let's see. Zoot's already taken, so... Maybe, I'll go with Bert, since he usually likes the place neat and he likes things quiet. That's pretty much the way I am. Well, except for the...

I think crediting "The Hatrack" in that episode was just a gag. You might want to look at the outline for that ep again.

Actually, I have a sound file of the 1970 version of that song and I really don't think it's that great. Kermit didn't sound quite right in that. I actually preferred when he sang it on "The Muppet Show." The version he sang with Lena Horne on SS was pretty good too. I agree. That was...

Hmmm. Let's see, I liked "Carribean Amphibian," the News Flashes, Kermit with Grover the Salesman, his "Do Wop, Do Wop Hop Song," his sketches with Don Music. I'll probably come up with more later on.

Yeah, I remember seeing that one a few years ago.

How about Henry Winkler? It would have been great to see the Muppets work with the Fonz. Ayyyyyy!

That is true. Also Tim Curry starred with the Muppets in MTI. About Vicki Lawrence, I'm not too happy with her for insulting the Bible when she was on "Hollywood Squares," the rest of the guests listed would probably have worked well with the Muppets. I'll try to think of more ideas.

Hmmm. I'll go with "The Rhyming Game," "Dance Myself to Sleep" and the one where Sherlock Hemlock finds Bert in a pile of sand.

Those are good thoughts, Foz. I've noticed nobody cared much for "Looney Tunes Babies." I really did like "A Pup Named Scooby-Doo" and I vaguely remember "Flinstone Kids." That one was pretty good. As for "Sesame Street," well since that show is aimed at children already and besides we also...