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Reply Thanks. I'll have to watch that movie some time.

Reply I think of that every time I hear the commercial on the radio. I was surprised that Miss Piggy didn't say anything in response to bacon or sausage. I should have figured something would have got cut out. Now, let's see who would I invite.... Probably Miss Piggy, because I really...

Reply Oh, you just asked about the music. I guess I misread the question before. Sorry about that.

Reply Wait a minute. You're saying Big Bird did interact with Gordon in the first episode? They must have made a mistake at the "Internet Movie Database" website. Matt, I think I will order your copy. I'll private message you with the address where to send it.

Reply Hmm. The only one's I remember very well are the ones I have on tape and that's just "The Muppets Take Manhattan" and "Muppet Treasure Island," so I'll get back to you on that. By the way, when did Scooter appear in MFS? Did he have any speaking lines?

Reply Lol. I've noticed Elmo was disliked by a lot of people.

Reply I remember seeing that in elementary school, but I don't remember it too well. The only thing I do remember was a Frank Oz Muppet who sounded just like Cookie Monster. That's about it.

Reply I have to agree with everything that was said here: Grover the Waiter/Super Grover/"Monster in the Mirror." He's definately one of my favorite Muppets. My sister's too. But I thought I'd comment on the blue guy (Fat Blue/Mr. Johnson/Whatever the heck his name is). He never was really...

Reply Interesting. Did he say that to the audience, or was he talking to a person? I know you people probably think I'm annoying for asking so many questions. I'm just kind of curious, since I'm not old enough to have seen the show on the 60s and 70s. I'm just wondering how different it...

Reply I agree. I remember a lot of good sketches with Snuffy interacting with people. Remember when he was doing the "Snuffle Shuffle" with Susan and some kids? Or when he told Gordon and Linda about the Snuffle-Upa-bus? Lol.

Reply While we're on the subject of Muppet's in game shows. I have to admit that I was a little surprised when I read that it was someone other than Frank Oz who performed Miss Piggy on "Hollywood Squares." Also, I'm wondering if it was still Steve Whitmire performing Kermit. His voice...

Reply O.K., thanks, Matt.

Reply They saw the Mystery Machine and the Scooby-Doo gang (Lol. Sorry, I'm a big fan of that show too.) Anyway, Fred told Kermit that he heard that he was putting the show back on and they wanted to be guest stars. Miss Piggy wasn't happy about this because she was jealous of Daphne...

Reply Actually, I was wondering what happened to David. I know the actor, Northern Calloway died in real life. I didn't know whether or not it established what happened to him on the show. Well, by for now.

Reply I remember a sketch where Big Bird and Snuffy we're talking about how they met, and they didn't remember themselves, so I'm guessing Big Bird just happened to know Snuffy when the show began or something like that.

Reply No. I didn't catch the pinball scetch on ABC, but their Schoolhouse Rock segments some times reminded me of Sesame Street. I guess my favorite, and this isn't a counting sketch or anything, but I liked Bert's song about the letter W, "Without any trouble you know it's a w...." By the...

Reply I remember that. That was hilarious!

Reply A little bit. Do you remember what the first lines he spoke were? I'm still kind of curious.

Reply That was really good, maybe you should write a transcript of that.

Reply Yes, the "Saying Goodbye" moment was a real tear-jerker, but I think the saddest Muppet moment was when Big Bird learns of Mr. Hooper's death.