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There were numerous inconsistencies between The Muppet Movie and Season 1.In TMM the characters were in sync with Season 2 and onwards.Bunsun Honeydew was first met with his sidekick Beaker,who did not exist in Season 1.Not to mention,Hilda did not appear to exist in TMM.Season 1 seemed to take...

Some of you may have heard this joke before,but what th'heck here goes./What's Miss Piggy's dandruff?:Flakes of ham. :mad:

Happy Birthday Bert!Many happy returns! :( :p

I recall a simular film from later years.The beginning of it was videotaped in the SS set,where Gordon was about to go jogging and invited us to come along.From there we see Gordon in a film jogging through all different areas of the city.The instramental music played throughout the film,was the...

No that's true. She only ever seemed to exist throughout season 1. Too bad.I rather liked Hilda. Incidently, however, the last time I viewed Shields & Yarnell's episode from season 4, I noticed Hilda in the audience of Shields & Yarnell's circus scene. Which was possibly the only time we ever...

A few other things to note that make the first season different from the rest of the series./Fozzie looks different.A darker brown./Janice has a different voice./Floyd has slightly different eyes./Kermit and Fozzie don't seem to get along.Muppet Lab with Bunsun Honeydew only(no Beeker).No...

I remember the"milk"film.

How about the film that began with a mother and daughter in the kitchen,the daughter eating her dinner,and the mother picks up a potatoe and says to her daughter"The potatoe"and gives a lecture all about potatoes.About the only other thing I remember,was the mother and daughter riding in a small...

Welcome aboard Mikealan! :) :mad: :o

I have a number of favourites.Joel Grey/Paul Williams/Ethel Merman/Connie Stevens/Juliet Prowse/Avery Schrieber/Kaye Ballard/Mummunshanz/Madeline Kahn/Edgar Bergen & Charley McCarthy/Dom Deluise/George Burns/Lou Rawls/Zero Mostel/Elton John/Julie Andrews/Peter Sellers/John Cleese/Raquel...

I have to agree with you jeffkjoe.Too bad I didn't tape it when it aired.I wonder if they'll ever release it on VHS and DVD.

Welcome Jared!You'll love this website.It's always fun to share our memories of this and other muppet shows.I certainly have a whole bunch of great memories to share.welcome aboard! :)

My all time favourite Swedish Chef sketch was when he was cooking a lobster.After he stuffed a live muppet lobster into a pot of boiling water,we hear and see two other lobster muppets galloping on horses just outside the kitchen window.These two lobsters burst into the kitchen shooting guns in...

Another time was in the movie"Elmo's Adventures In Grouchland",when he and all the rest of the grouches ganged up on the movie's villian. :grouchy:

I remember a comical segment where Maria hired David and another man as resturant waiters.Behind them were two resturant doors,one an in door,the other an out door.While explaining these two doors in detail to the two men,Maria sang a song which I can only remember the last part of.It went...

I wandered into Amity Goodwill Industries today,and came upon a VHS video titled"Cookie Monster's Best Bites".A compilation of some of the best Cookie Monster episodes.So I purchased it and I recommend it."C Is For Cookie"is the first episode seen on the tape. :zany:

Something I've occasionally noticed about Ernie and Bert's bedroom.Some of the things you see in the room,can also be seen in thier livingroom.Including their famous framed portrait that hangs on the wall.Do you suppose maybe they used the same set interior for both rooms? :p :(

A lot of characters came and went over the years.Some of them only lasted a few years.Such as Sam The Robot.Remember him?I think he was only on the show during the mid 1970s.He was funny.I'll never forget the one time David had asked him to make him a hotdog.With a poof of Sam's magic,David...

Apparently there was another reason Harvey Kneeslapper no longer exists.His practical joking nature wasn't a good message for children.The kind of behavior they didn't want to encourage preschool tv viewers.

He looks a lot better than that homemade Kermit. :grouchy: :)