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Reply That makes sense because I checked the Internet Movie Database and saw that just about every Muppet movie has some reference to "The Wizard of Oz."

Does anyone know when the episode guide will be updated at the "Muppet Central" website. I have been waiting for them to post guides for seasons 2 through 5. I'm not trying to be pushy or anything. I'm just curious.

Reply Your best bet is to go to Timelife.com. I had the 800 number before, but it's saved on my computer which doesn't work. :(

Reply Thanks. I'll look for that.

Reply I don't think Manyard is that bad. He was just stating his opinion. I've been to message boards where there were people that were a lot worse, so we should at least give him a chance.

Reply I'm not quite sure myself, but I believe it was something started by Fozzie. You can check the Muppet Show episode guide under "Season 1." I'm not sure which episode it was, but there should be a description of that somewhere. There's also a transcript of parts of that episode in "The...

Reply That's a nice long list. Maybe you could make pictures and descriptions for each character like they have at the "kermitage" website.

Reply I agree. I really like that one. For those of you who don't have it, it's on volume four of "The Best of the Muppet Show" Video/DVD collection.

Reply Let's see I have 5 Best of Muppet Show videos from Time Life so far. I also have the first volume of the "Dinosaurs!" collection and there's "Christmas Eve on Sesame Street" and my uncle made a copy of Sesame Street's 20th anniversary special for us. I also have a copy of "The Muppets...

Reply This is sort of off the topic we were discussing, but I always liked "Keep Christmas With You." Especially, when Bob and the kids did it in sign language. The show's producers must have liked it too since that's the only song which was on both "Christmas Eve on Sesame Street" and "Elmo...

Reply Probably a lot. Lol. I remember he also did that on "Muppets Tonight!" with Michelle Pfifer.

Rubber Duckie in Spanish Here it is off of freetranslation.com. It may not be exact, but this should give you a general idea: El caucho Duckie, usted es el uno. Usted hace el gran cantidad de bathtime de la diversión. El caucho Duckie, yo soy terriblemente cariñoso de usted. ¡Vo hace de *...

Reply What did Roscoe look like again? Lol. I'm just kidding. I got it now. Thanks, Matt.

Reply I finally thought of a few. Another thing that the Swedish Chef could make a translation of in mock-Swedish might be Cookie Monster's "Healthy Food" song. Remember that one? Another good one might be "Fuzzy and Blue," sung by Gonzo and Thog. I thought of using Animal for the (and...

Reply Well, I've always been good at Spanish. I might get back to you on that one.

Reply Thanks, Jeffery. Now I know what that guy looked like. I have another question now. What about Hal Miller? Sources have said that he played Gordon from 1971 to 1973, but it seems that not much is known about him. It seems like a lot of people remember Matt, the original Gordon and I...

Reply Thanks, guys, but that doesn't really answer my question. I was asking about Matt Robinson, the original Gordon.

Reply I see. "Sam and Friends" was before my time though. I wish it was available on video or something like that.

I was reading this book at the library yesterday on the works of Jim Henson and there was a picture of an album titled "Sesame Street: The original cast" or something like that. On this album, there was a guy with a thick afro-like hairstyle and a beard and I was wondering if that was Matt...

Reply I might get back to you on that, Punk. I want to comment on the difference between Prarie Dawn and Betty Lou. I've actually only seen Betty Lou in books. I've rarely seen her on the show, so she might have mainly been used in earlier sketches. I do remember a lot of moments with...