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Here's one: Are you at all unhappy about the fact that Elmo is becoming the main focus of Sesame Street, and that other classic characters are being given less and less exposure? Also, are you at all dissatisfied with the writing being done for Elmo? Elmo is currently regarded as "annoying"...

Actually, ssetta, the "naked in the streets of New York" incident happened about 10 years before his death, around 1980. Also, when they said David moved away to his grandmother's farm, it was not lying about Northern Calloway's death, since he was still alive when he left the show, and did not...

...Dr. Teeth, who they had come here for in the first place, sitting in a booth. Kermit called to Dr. Teeth, saying "Dr. Teeth! Just the person I'm looking for!" He went over to Dr. Teeth's booth, and told him the whole story. Dr. Teeth told Kermit of how the band broke up a couple years...

...he decided to turn down the offer, since none of the gang really wanted to go off on mysteries involving a talking dog and bad guys in cheap costumes. So everyone got into the back of Beau's truck, and Beau drove off, towing Fozzie's Studebaker, which Fozzie had bought back from Mad Man...

I like how you freely mix Muppet Show characters, Sesame Street characters, and Fraggle Rock characters. It would be great if they actually did that on the new show...

Beauregard, the former stagehand of the Muppet theater. And he wasn't any better of a driver than he was before. The truck swerved left and right, eventually ending up on the wrong side of the road. Then, the truck crashed head-on into a familiar rainbow-colored Studebaker. The driver of the car...

It wasn't produced by MTV. It was produced by MTV NETWORKS, which is Viacom's cable-television division.

Cantus Rock, I swear that the Night Before Christmas part was shortened on the Nick airing, but I guess I was wrong...

I hope not. Let's wait for more...

How about these: The Muffin Christmas Carol Raiders of the Lost Muffin Indiana Muffin and the Temple of Muffins Indiana Muffin and the Muffin Crusade M.T.: The Muffin-Terrestrial

Yes, Noel McNeal, who plays Bear, also played Magellan the Dragon on Eureeka's Castle. Also, Pam Arciero (Grungetta on Sesame Street) played Quagmire and Emma; James Kroupa (Otto on Bear in the Big Blue House) was Batly, Sir Klank, and the Giant; and Brian Muehl (did various incidental...

All right...anyone else? Anyone? Anyone? Bueller? Bueller?

Hey...we still need people in the Tough Pigs chat...anybody interested?

No, in fact, it's just Luke and FellowWLover, and, of course, me. We need more people in there!

To everyone here: The Tough Pigs chat is now in progress. Anyone who wants to go there, you're welcome to come and chat...

They DID show this program. They took it off when they changed Noggin's lineup to accommodate two specific demographics (namely, toddlers and 'tweens), instead of kids in general. This was the same time that they took The Electric Company, 3-2-1 Contact, Square One TV, and Bill Nye the Science...

No, it wasn't. But the people who did this show were very obviously inspired by Jim Henson...

How about these books from Jules Muffin: Around the Muffin in 80 Days Journey to the Center of the Muffin From the Earth to the Muffin And these books from H.G. Muffin: The Muffin Machine The Invisible Muffin The War of the Muffins There are many other muffin books...

I like the baker, pinball, and "jazz" skits, as well as "The King of Eight," and the segment with Bill Cosby and Bill Cosby counting.

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