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The Answers 1. Frank Oz was born in which country? C. United Kingdom Frank was born Frank Oznowicz in the United Kingdom. 2. Which one of these Frank Oz characters did NOT appear on "The Muppet Alphabet Album"? D. Xavier Xavier was a pink Anything Muppet boy that appeared in an...

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...

1. Jim Henson was born in which state? C. Mississippi 2. Who was Jim's first Muppet? C. Pierre the Rat I didn't know about Longhorn & Shorthorn, but the Henson Archives said this French rat was the first known Muppet. 3. What was the first TV show to feature Muppets? B. "Sam...

How about: Mel Brooks Carl Reiner The Rock Sting They Might Be Giants R.E.M. Tom Lehrer Elvis Costello Dr. John Nathan Lane (Let's face it, just about anyone I've done outlines for that haven't been mentioned yet)

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...

I thought of a gag we could add to this too. It'd be a Muppet Newsflash, and another My Fair Lady gag. Newsman: "Here's a Muppet Newsflash. Dateline: Madrid. The rain in Spain falls mainly on the plain, except for today, when it takes a sudden detour into the Muppet newsroom. Huh...that...

And let's not forget the Sesame Street version... 12--I can't remember, ohhhhh deeeeear (Mr. Snuffleupagus) 11--Broken buildings (Herry Monster) 10--Wind-up rabbits (Smart Tina) (later 10 triangles as sung by Telly Monster) 9--Pounds of birdseed (Big Bird) 8--Counts a-counting (The Count)...

Here's the synopsis of the Mr. Rogers appearance on Sesame Street: Big Bird and Snuffy are going to run a footrace, and Big Bird wants one of the adults to judge it. However, this was when everyone thought Snuffy wasn't real and it's a hot day outside, so the Bird is given the brush-off...

I recently saw him in a segment with Keb Mo. Allegedly (this is what I've been told on this forum) they put fur and his face/horns over the tall orange Anything Muppet so he can have a mouth that actually moves now. I know Jerry Nelson originally performed him, I'm not sure if he still does...

I heard it was Jerry inside the costume. It COULD HAVE been Richard though, because he had just joined Henson around that time frame. I remember hearing Sweetums' voice on that special and thinking "That is NOT Richard Hunt..."

Let's not forget the segment where Jughead (of Archies fame) makes an appearance. "Jughead joined a jam eating contest, but couldn't open the jar, so he told the judge who said see the janitor, who told him to jump in the lake. Then he said he was only joking!"

The official "explanation" of Skeeter's mysterious disappearance was that she didn't go into show biz with the rest of her friends and became an explorer, trekking through the Amazon. However, I wrote her in one of my TMS outlines (special guest Sting, coincidentally) where she returns, and...

Some more of Don Music's Greatest Hits: WHISTLE, WHISTLE LITTLE BIRD (to the tune of Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star) Whistle, whistle, little bird Eating crumbs is quite absurd Have a ham and cheese on rye And a piece of cherry pie If the crumbs are all you want Don't come to my...

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

I've written Bo in a few things before. He was in one of my outlines in the Muppet Sports segment (World Staring Championship), where he stares down Link Hogthrob for 67 hours, yet the judges give Zoot (who had been sitting in the audience) the prize because he had been staring into space for 68...

On "Sesame Street", he was in the "Lulu's Back In Town" segment (a bit I wish they had used on The Muppet Show). This was around the time of the Street's first season or so. A green Anything Muppet (voiced by Jim) sang the song, and "Lulu" turned out to be Beautiful Day in a blonde wig.

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?"...