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Actually, punkNpuppets, I think an Electric Mayhem/Little Jerry and the Monotones crossover would be even better...

But Philip...Warrick tells me there are some versions of Raposo songs (not the lesser-known ones, but ones like the SS theme, "Bein' Green," and "Sing") that are sung by Raposo himself. They are not on any commercial album, so if you have them...where did you find them.

No, actually, it was taped in 1989 or early 1990...the "official" listed airdate is 1/11/90, but Nick at Nite's site says it was pushed back until the next season, and had a dedication of Jim Henson put at the end of the episode.

A while ago, I saw someone wearing a shirt with the text "Britney who?" and a cartoon drawing of a female pig that looked suspiciously like Miss Piggy...was it really Miss Piggy, and is this a real Muppet shirt? Anyone know? [OOPS! This was intended for Merchandise. Move it, please...]

Phil: Where did you get the demos of Joe Raposo singing the SS theme, Bein' Green, and Sing? (I haven't heard them, but Warrick says they air on MC Radio from time to time). And furthermore, if you have them (as I suspect when I listen to the songs on MC Radio), where did you get the...

Don't cry...maybe I could. In about 10 years...I can currently do a good Cantus voice, and I hope to learn puppeteering. Maybe I'll do Cantus for you. (Actually, seriously, my voice wouldn't be up to snuff for an actual program. I also have never seen a Cantus episode of FR in my life.)

Listening to the "Ol' Brown Ears is Back" tracks that occasionally appear on MC Radio, I could swear I hear no orchestra; just piano. Phil, have you actually been able to get your hands on the original piano-only tracks for "Ol' Brown Ears is Back"? Just curious...

He means, her popularity is slowly, but surely, waning.

I do agree about All That. I loved that show in its first season...then it jumped the shark when they replaced Angelique Bates with Amanda Bynes...

BTW, the audio is the "Captain Lou's History of Music" track of the WWF's "The Wrestling Album." Just wanted to mention that.

Crazy Harry, did you enjoy both of them?

A "pantomime" puppet is the kind of puppet which has two gloves that a puppeteer can stick their hands and arms into and actually operate the hands and arms. (Of course, the puppeteer usually only operates the right arm, another person operating the left arm...) They are also known as...

Here are two Flash movies I recommend every insane member of this board watch: Captain Lou Albano's Steady Descent Into Madness: http://www.albinoblacksheep.com/flash/albano.html The Demented Cartoon Movie (beware, it's half an hour long!)...

And to think we're not getting a similar Muppet just because a bunch of conservative Republican politicians complained about "gay Muppets who got AIDS from sex"...sad, ain't it?

We all know who Byron would date...

And worse yet, they're just the inserts! Not the whole episodes (which would have been cooler).

Here is something I'm looking for: A clean, complete version of the Sesame Street theme song harmonica instrumental (without anybody talking over it; no "Sesame Street has been brought to you today by..." or "Sesame Street is a production of the Children's Television Workshop"). I love this...

Actually, the parrot in Plaza Sesamo was not named Avelardo; he was named Montoya (at least, according to "Sesame Street: 20...and Still Counting")

Why do I think a grown-up Skeeter would sound like Red Fraggle? She just sounds like a female Scooter to me...

Hey, I just thought of another one: Mighty Muffin Power Rangers