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Ranking the episodes, here are my favorites, from highest to lowest: 1. Harry Belafonte/John Cleese (tie) 2. Peter Sellers 3. Elton John 4. Mark Hamill 5. Paul Simon 6. John Denver (He looked like he was having SO much fun...) 7. Julie Andrews 8. Dudley Moore 9. Linda Ronstadt 10...

We all know why we love Ol' Brown Ears...what are your favorite songs of his? My personal favorites: "Cottleston Pie" "When" (Peter Sellers ep) "I've Never Harmed An Onion" "You and I and George" ("The record sold two copies. I bought one and George bought one...where were you?") "What...

Aside from the core five (Dr. Teeth, Floyd, Janice, Zoot, Animal), and subsequent additions (Lips, Clifford), here are some other people who should be considered Mayhem members: Scooter (road manager/percussionist in TMM) Rizzo (finger cymbals in Paul Simon TMS ep) Roosevelt Franklin (I...

1. Frank Oz was born in which country? A. United States B. Canada C. United Kingdom D. Australia 2. Which one of these Frank Oz characters did NOT appear on "The Muppet Alphabet Album"? A. Grover B. Bert C. Harvey Kneeslapper D. Xavier 3. True or false: Fozzie Bear's name was a...

OK, I've exhausted "Sesame Street Trivia"...here we go! 1. Jim Henson was born in which state? A. Michigan B. Missouri C. Mississippi D. New York 2. Who was Jim's first Muppet? A. Kermit the Frog B. Ernie C. Pierre the Rat D. Rowlf 3. What was the first TV show to feature...

In case you're wondering who Jeffry Denman is, he is a very talented Broadway actor/dancer/singer who appeared in numerous shows including "Cats", "How To Succeed In Business Without Really Trying", and "The Producers". He also has created a musical, "Dancing In The Dark", which is a homage to...

ANNIE: Annie/Prairie Dawn Daddy Warbucks/Kermit Miss Hannigan/Miss Piggy (and watch her hit the roof over this casting) Grace/Annie Sue Rooster/Gonzo Lily/Janice Bert Healy/Guy Smiley (although quite frankly, Scooter is better off singing "You're Never Fully Dressed Without A...

Skeeter Muppet and I have been flirting with this concept for quite some time now. Our revised cast: Mark/Scooter Roger/Floyd Mimi/Janice Benny/Bert Collins/Clifford Angel/Gonzo Maureen/Mokey Joanne/Skeeter Various homeless folks and others/Zoot, Bo, Oscar, Marjory, Philo, Gunge...

Falling off a horse in his first rodeo...and that's about it.

SPECIAL GUEST: DONALD O'CONNOR OPENING THEME OPENING NUMBER: Scooter and Annie Sue sing "Sixteen Going On Seventeen". Waldorf: "I remember when I was sixteen going on seventeen..." Statler: "Ah yes...would that be when the wheel was invented or when fire was discovered?"...

(NOTE: In memory of Richard, and because of a certain special friend of mine, this is going to be a very Scooter-centric episode.) SPECIAL GUEST STAR: BILL MURRAY OPENING THEME OPENING NUMBER: Fozzie Bear sings "Shipoopi" with various Muppets. (I always thought this production number...

It's been eleven years since Richard left us. I still find it hard to believe. I remember the shock I felt when I saw the Sesame Street CD "We Are All Earthlings" at Best Buy and saw "In Memory of Richard Hunt" on the back. I couldn't believe it...this was the guy who performed Statler...

SPECIAL GUEST: ROD STEWART OPENING THEME OPENING NUMBER--A group of woodland creatures sing "See The Water Run" near a dried-up riverbed. At the end of the song, a large rainstorm starts, making the river overflow. Waldorf: "Well, what did you think of that?" Statler: "This show...

(I don't know how keen the bassman would be on a thread called "Why We Love Floyd".) But why is Floyd just so awesome? To say that Floyd (and the rest of the band) are somewhat otherworldly is an understatement. The Electric Mayhem are often in two places at one time: the here and now...

Ever like one of those characters who had so much potential, yet was sorely underused (except for ensemble numbers)? I have one, and I wish they had used him a lot more. Uncle Deadly was rarely used after the third season of The Muppet Show, and I wish they had kept him on. I can think of...

It's about time the go-fer got his due. We've made these threads for Kermit, Fozzie, Gonzo and Rowlf. I think Scooter has a bit of a universality to him because in a way, we all know a Scooter or have met one in our lives. The new kid at your job who tries really hard to please everybody just...

As Crazy Harry's New Year's fireworks display can be seen and heard on the Muppet Boarding House grounds, I decided to emerge from "browser" status and come back to wish a Happy New Year to one and all. I'm glad to have a place where my brand of comedy can truly be appreciated. I dig all you...

(NOTE: This will be my last outline for a couple of weeks. I'm taking a brief hiatus from actively posting due to personal reasons.) SPECIAL GUEST: DAVID BOWIE OPENING THEME OPENING NUMBER: Kermit introduces the opening number after being accosted by Sam about having some culture on...

Come on, what's there to hate about Ol' Brown Ears himself? Besides Kermit, Rowlf is probably the most sane of the Muppet family. He's been around as long as Kermit has and he's probably seen everything, so he knows what to expect out of the rest of his friends, and like Kermit, he accepts...

We all know why we love Kermit, Piggy, Fozzie, Gonzo, and Scooter. Believe it or not, though, there are some Muppets that I'm not too crazy about. Of all the Muppets ever made, I think I like Marvin Suggs the least. You may have noticed that he's not in too many outlines I've written, and the...