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Hey thatannouncer, I just relized, you're already up to your 600th post, and you've only been here a couple of months now, that's amazing! Congrats to you too!

How do you talk and play the fife at the same time? :)

I saw a scene from a movie today that featured Frank Oz. I don't what the name, or what movie it is. In this scene, he was a teacher giving his adult students a test. Chevy Chase was one of the students, who was making a big scene in the classroom because he didn't study, or something like that.

That's right, this is my 500th post! I know some of you are thinking, "big woop, I've got more than that", or "so what? you think it makes you special?" Well, yes this is special, because this is the most posts I've ever had at any forum, although there are some forums I've been with longer...

I just don't like IMDb period, they NEVER accept my contribution for updates, even though they are correct.

I'm assuming it's because I registered under a different e-mail address, when I lost it, I changed it on my MC profile to my Yahoo address, which I was unable to use when I first registered.

The Frogger!

I've been wondering...is it possible that Radar from M*A*S*H, and the love for his teddy bear, could've influenced Big Bird to name his teddy bear Radar?

Eddie, you will be sorely missed. :sympathy: :( :cry: TVTome.com also states his year of birth as 1908. I knew he *was* living to an old age, I read at the Green Acres homepage that he had a visit from a fan who said he was 93, and doing great. Like Barbara Eden is best remembered as...

My glasses must be dirty or something, because I thought you just said Eddie Albert died.

All I can tell you is that there is no Elmo's World of Space segment. In fact, the segment was Elmo's World of Day and Night. The only problem is I haven't seen that segment since 2002, so I don't remember what episode number it is...what am I doing? I'm no help!

From what I've read, Steve was unable to make it to the filming of season 2, because of other performances he had to do, and they reeled in Johnny T. as a stand in. I could be wrong, or I could be a little off, but this is from what I've heard.

Okay, here's the updated list: Muppets * Big Bird (Caroll Spinney, Matt Vogel) * Oscar the Grouch (Caroll Spinney, John Tartaglia) * Elmo (Brian Muehl, Richard Hunt, Kevin Clash) * Ernie (Jim Henson, Steve Whitmire, John Tartaglia) * Bert (Frank Oz, Eric Jacobson) * Grover (Jim Henson...

I believe you would be refering to Joey Mazzarino, who does do the elephant. There are two reasons why I didn't list the elephant: 1. I forgot. B. I was assuming they were supposed to be different characters, only used with the same puppet.

What?

I'm also quite familiar with Thurl Ravenscroft. I know him best, though, as Kirby from The Brave Little Toaster series.

NOT ERNEST T. BASS!!! I LOVE ERNEST T. BASS! "Howd'y'do, it's me, it's me, it's Ernest T."

That guy looks like fun!

This has been on for quite awhile. It's funny, but in my opinion, it sounds more like The Muppet Show version.

I missed the first hour, but what I've seen so far has been hilarious. Especially Kermit's line where he askes the wizard: "By any chance, are you related to Frank Oz?" Who said "those are my nipples"?