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The show has definitely grown on me, and I was amazed at how much I enjoyed the movie. Especially the scene where he's hungover from eating too many ice cream sundaes. It was almost scary. I was really impressed by how many different facial expressions they packed into it, and they did such a...

Here's my 2-page Christmas comic!!! http://www.angelfire.com/ny4/timkelly19/Coke01.html

"Rock and Roll" has Monster in the Mirror, Telephone Rock, You're Alive!, Rock 'N' Roll Readers, It's Hip To Be Square, Count Up To Nine, Forty Blocks From My Home, (I Can't Get No) Cooperation, Hand Talk, and The Word is "No." "Count It Higher" is one of the best, and I wish they'd put it...

I believe I read online that Jim Henson & Richard Hunt were ad-libbing backstage and Kermit asked Scooter, "So, what are you anyway?" and Scooter said something like his mother was a bird, but he didn't know about his dad. I'm pretty sure the source of this was the old book "Of Muppets and Men."...

Oscar's from Grouchland, but Caroll got the voice from a NYC cab driver who drove him to the studio one fine day in 1969.

Here's what I wrote on my livejournal: http://www.livejournal.com/users/timkelly/77577.html A security guard took a picture of me with Caroll, but I haven't finished the roll yet! :)

I bought a ticket for "Follow that Bird" and the Caroll Spinney Q&A/book signing, and I might stick around for "A Better World: Living in Harmony" which follows immediately afterward. It's an episode of "Fraggle Rock" coupled with "The Song of the Cloud Forest" from 1989. Kathy Mullen and...

Wow, I'll have to see if I have this episode. When it ran on the USA Network some years ago, I practically got every one. However, I seem to remember them skipping the ones about the dad, but I'll double check.

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"Insects in your neighborhood" probably sounds just as good, if not better, on the DVD of "Sing, Hoot & Howl."

"Sing Along" has just been released on DVD, and it has a wonderful version of "What's the Name of That Song" at the end. I highly recommend it!

It's so cracked that I don't think I've ever tried to play it. I mean, half of the record is completely cracked. There are so many songs on it that I'd love to hear, too. "Exit" and "One Way" by Chris and the Alphabeats, plus the "Sesame Street Theme" sung by Big Bird!

LPs: Sesame Street 2 - Original Cast The Year of Roosevelt Franklin David Daydreamin' on a Rainy Day Bob McGrath from Sesame Street Every Body's Record 45s: all of the alphabet album songs Sesame Street / Hello ABC-DEF-GHI / J-Jump Number 5 / I've Got Two One of These Things / Up...

I have something on tape with Don Music, David, and a few kids in Hooper's Store, but right now I can't remember what they're singing. I'm currently going through all of my SS eps, so when I come across it again, I'll let you know. :)

I'm amazed they didn't replace David with Kingston Livingston III (I thought the whole idea of this Muppet was to erase David and Roosevelt Franklin from history in one fell swoop). Now, I'll have to buy this CD! :D

I was watching "Short Circuit 2" the other night and was surprised to see him playing the priest! I don't think I realized it when the movie was in the theatres. :excited:

I'm pretty sure I've got it (I can't imagine what else it would be!), but it was taped in the EP mode *and* I might have missed a second or two from cutting commercials. Also, there might be a slight glitch at some point. Oy vey, you can probably find someone else on this board with a much...

Ironically, I've been trying to figure out how to make horns for my comic book character Zook: http://www.angelfire.com/ny4/timkelly19/

I did get it, and it's really cute. I think the only segment I remembered from my childhood was "Over, Under, and Through," so everything else was pretty much new to me. The flying/crashing montage is hilarious, just watching all of those crashes one after the other. I was disappointed that the...

I've got episode #573 from 1973 on VHS, and it has the spoken intro with Bip Boppity and the two girls, and Bip Boppity walking away at the end (Although it might not be complete, since the first thing one of the girls says is "We could sing a good song, if we had one more person to sing," and...