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Seth Green is actually a huge Jim Henson fan, hence the fact that on Robot Chicken and some Family Guy segments, they have some of the more obscure Muppet Show/Sesame Street references then you would usually see (especially on Family Guy, those Muppet references had to be mostly his ideas) and...

oh yeah - and the short lived "Pryor's Place". and Don Rickles playing Mr. Potato Head in Toy Story. i can go on about blue comedians playing kids roles. its hilarious, really.

another suprising celebrity guest. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O_yohVlVbEA&feature=related mostly because the movie he wrote and directed Tropic Thunder was perhaps the most controversial film of the summer (hilarious movie, though). and he's done a countless number of other blue humoured...

As we all know, Oscar is a pretty filthy dude. If Oscar was real, in detail, what do you all think he'd smell like? I think he'd smell like a mix between: -A 50 year old couch that has been vomitted on several times -Gasoline -Foot sweat -Rotten cheese What do you guys think Oscar would smell...

Was there any mention on the Muppet Show as to who Kermit's sibling is that is the parent of Robin? that always seemed to kind of be a mystery to me.

apparently its a private video

I really never lost interest in Sesame Street to be honest. especially in the 3rd grade i was pretty obsessed with it. which was why i was the main target of bullying back then. but i had an eye for the puppets back then, and was interested in Jim Henson at an early age.

or what if, instead of Rowlf, they use Don Music? thatd be a shock hahah.

Vincent Twice was definitley frightening, even now when i look back on them.

you have no idea how much i ACTUALLY want that to happen :D and that Sesame Street news segment is a great idea too. or, rather than it being a flashback, how bout Tom Tucker and Diana Simmons cut to it on one of their news segments? man all these ideas are absolutley brilliant, i HAD to bump...

what characters of Hunt's were in the opening credits back then? because i know he mostly did minor characters. im guessing just Gladys and Forgetful Jones?

i didnt see that one...i would imagine they wouldnt say anything politically controversial on a kids show.

i'm just glad that i was 13 years old when i first heard good ol' Mr Conductor from Shining Time Station reciting "7 words you can't say on television". i need to see this clip that Emilio was in though. i found a clip on youtube of Big Willie Dynamite though. weird...Gordon has a watch with a...

something tells me there WAS a skit involving cookie monster eating rubber duckie. i dont know why but i feel like there was one...

HAHAHA! that was hilarious!

hey i think i might have too, now that you mention it. vaguely though. but i THINK i might have actually seen an episode with Hal Miller as Gordon. anyways, the only station here that plays old school Sesame Street is the spanish channel, cuz they show vintage clips on Plaza Sesamo...

I had a dream about a month ago that Sesame Street was a real place that me and my friends hung out at. we just called it "the street" though. it was a little warped though because the street was pretty ghetto and Snuffleupagus sold weed in it. i think the reason for that is that the 2 things i...

i see the DVD everywhere, especially now that its the holidays. ****, they even sell it at office supplies stores and random places like that.

I've never really understood those theories myself. To me, Ernie and Bert just seemed like a more kid-oriented Abbott And Costello type comedy duo. People are strange

my friend told me tonight that, due to how the chinese government was back then, every chinese person in that special were people that the government made be in it. and if they did anything to make China look bad, the Chinese government would shoot them on spot. something like that. i'm not sure...