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It actually was in that same vein, something I pointed out to anyone who'd listen whilst watching the Sullivan DVD. :)

I actually saw Frazzle on a recent Sesame Street, he was in a spot with Keb' Mo (and Kermit, Elmo, etc.)...apparently they tacked fur and fangs on the tall orange Anything Muppet so Frazzle could actually move his mouth. And yes, I wrote Frazzle in a Muppet Show outline. The Swedish Chef is...

I think this one was actually released in 1992 or afterwards, because I remember the liner notes saying that it was in memory of Richard Hunt. Unfortunately, I don't have it. But I do have the SONG "We Are All Earthlings", it's on "Sesame Street Platinum".

He was basically a purple, black-haired Anything Muppet with (I believe) a paisley shirt. He was voiced by Northern Calloway while someone else (reportedly Jim Henson) did the puppetry. Frank Oz played the "dullard", the tall orange Anything Muppet with a large nose and a voice similar to Sam...

A similar theory with two other Richard Hunt characters! In the UK spot for the Diana Ross episode, Beaker sings "Feelings" backed by Rowlf, Animal, Janice and Zoot. Methinks Jerry Nelson was performing Janice for this one leaving Richard free to perform Beaker, seeing as how Floyd is...

TMS->SS "To Morrow" (as sung by Ernie, Bert, and Herry) "Something's Missing" (UK spot from the Rudolf Nureyev ep) (as sung by an Anything Muppet and his girlfriend) "1-2-3-4 Legged Friend" (as sung by two Anything Muppet cowboys)

Let's see, I can do: Kermit Ernie Sam the Eagle Rowlf Floyd Janice Zoot Animal Dr. Teeth Bunsen Beaker Gonzo Scooter Marvin Suggs Grover Lew Zealand Bo Forgetful Jones Link Clifford Statler Waldorf Count von Count

Ah, I see. Maybe he's smarter than I made him out to be! :)

I didn't even know Animal could write...

Y'know, I wanted a tattoo of UD for a LONG time, only I wanted it of his original pencil sketch (as seen in Vol. 5 of the Muppet Show Time-Life series). Makes UD look a little more intimidating. Well, I knew if I didn't get a tattoo of him, someone else would eventually! :)

For those of you who don't know who Mel Welles is, he is an actor who's appeared in countless films, usually between the 1940's-1960's. He was in many of Roger Corman's sci-fi B-movies, most notably "The Little Shop of Horrors" where he created the role of Gravis Mushnik, and "The Undead", in...

SPECIAL GUEST: LILY TOMLIN COLD OPENING: Scooter tells Lily Tomlin she has 15 seconds to curtain, but "Ernestine the Telephone Operator" says she'll notify Lily. "One ringy-dingy...two ringy-dingies..." OPENING THEME OPENING NUMBER: Rowlf, in tribute to his former employer, sings "Big...

Actually, now that I think of it, I forgot the octopus for "Octopus Blues" too. He was also in James Coburn's Muppet Show episode!

Now that I think of it, Sam might make a TERRIFIC Mushnik in LSoH, where he finally discovers his inner performer. He'd be a great Judge Turpin in ST...but for some reason I always saw Uncle Deadly in that role. And Wayne as the Beadle...well, just about everything else happened to him... How...

HOW TO SUCCEED IN BUSINESS WITHOUT REALLY TRYING... J. Pierpont Finch/Scooter Rosemary Pilkington/Miss Piggy Bud Frump/Gonzo J.B. Biggley/J.P. Grosse Mr. Twimble/Waldorf Mr. Bratt/Rowlf Mr. Ovington/Sam Mr. Tackaberry/Fozzie Hedy LaRue/Janice Smitty/Annie Sue Mr. Womper/Statler Ms...

The chronology is correct in this: 1960--original film 1982--off-Bway 1986--film of musical (directed by Frank Oz with Brian and John Henson working behind the scenes and Heather Henson doing a walk-on as a dental patient) 2003--Broadway revival (It should be noted that Rick Moranis and...

My favorites: Mahna Mahna Business, Business Monster Rock Group Wild String Quartet Art of Visual Thinking (this concept would later be rehashed on Sesame Street with 2 Anything Muppets) I've Grown Accustomed... (somewhere Robin is watching this and wondering why someday he'll be...

Forgot one (indirectly)...there's a picture of Dr. Teeth in the Monsterpiece Theatre "Upstairs, Downstairs" skit.

Here's the list I have: Kermit the Frog Rowlf Mahna Mahna Beautiful Day Monster Gladys the Cow Ernie Bert Big Bird Cookie Monster Grover Count von Count Purple female Anything Muppet Orange Anything Muppet little boy

Emmet Otter Meets American Idol My favorite holiday special of all-time is Jim Henson's feel-good tale of two poor otters that risk their modest assets to buy each other a memorable Christmas gift. Of course, I am talking about none other than "Emmet Otter's Jug-Band Christmas," which...