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I know what you mean.Bert was a dull kind of guy.He even preferred plain soda water to ice cream soda.Yuck!But I rather liked that musical song and dance number he once did"Doing The Pigeons".That was kind of cute.Another favourite episode of mine,was with just Ernie and The Count,at The Count's...

Luckily I have enough Laurel & Hardy movies in my VHS library to keep me satisfied.My copies of Sons Of The Desert and The Music Box are way better than that Hallmark stuff. ;)

Hey sixdollarman,you know when you said how that last episode you mentioned frightened you as a child because of the way Ernie's eyes looked?I can relate to that.As a child I felt the very same way about a scene in The Muppet Movie.The scene in the barn where Miss Piggy came to Kermit's rescue...

My favourite Ernie & Bert episodes which I found most hilarious:When the two of them go to bed for the night,Bert can't sleep because of the water dripping from the bathroom sink faucet.So Ernie does something to fix the problem.He turns on the radio.Then he turns on the vacuum cleaner.Driving...

My pleasure and welcome aboard.I'm sure you'll have a lot of fun on this site.I sure do! ;)

Kermit had recieved a phone call from someone who had claimed to see a person standing in the snow for the longest time in history.So he stood in the snow for hours,questioning passersby about whether they had seen this person.Finally when he's all covered in snow and whimpering,Harvey...

Just for interest sake,last year Christmas Eve On Sesame Street was aired on TV,and I was able to tape it and add it to my ever expanding VHS library.It was quite a treat for me to see Mr.Hooper,David and the rest of the Sesame Street gang from my childhood days again.Very nostalgic! :p :(

Kermit and Miss Piggy did tie the knot at the end of The Muppets Take Manhatten.But I currently wonder if they're still married.Nothing really seems to suggest that they are.For instance,in A Muppet Family Christmas Miss Piggy is referred to as Kermit's friend,not his wife.In Muppets From...

Harvey Kneeslapper was the one who jammed the closet with toys.It was one of his practical jokes.He had posted a sign on the closet door that read"OPEN",so that when a passerby opened the door,the entire pile of toys would fall all over them.However,when an anything-muppet came to open the...

If I'm not mistaken,in the movie Elmo's Adventures In Grouchland,one of the grouches passed wind.The styles in entertainment media have definetly changed over the years.Cartoons like South Park would never ever have been permitted on television back in my childhood days[the 1970s].Not to...

Back in the early 1980s,I recall a TV special that was all about the making of The Muppet Show.It was filled with behind-the-scenes clips that showed you excactly how the muppets were performed,and how the scenery worked.It was so neat to see!Definetly a must see for fans of the show,and muppet...

I could be wrong,but I seem to recall a Sesame Street segment with Kermit and Avery Schrieber.He told Kermit he was terrified,yet he was laughing himself silly.The only other thing I remember about this skit,was Kermit going"GAGGO GAGGO GAGGO"to the guy and scaring him to death.Out of sheer...

Believe it or not,my very first time seeing The Pink Panther,was in a cartoon segment of Sesame Street.He was in a karate outfit demonstrating the letter K.However I've seen a lot of famous characters have guest appearances on Sesame Street over the years.Which makes the show all the more...

A Muppet Family Christmas was first broadcast in 1988,two years before Jim Henson's sudden death.Now I don't know for sure,but chances are,this was the last Sesame Street/Muppet crossover.I don,t know of any crossovers since then.Except for Kermit's current appearances on Sesame Street.As well...

The scene where Fozzie Bear sawed the crying robot in half,was actually from the episode that guest starred Sylvester Stallone. ;)

Other possible guest stars TMS could've had were:Betty White:Tom Petty:Bruce Springsteen:John Travolta:Ron Howard:Suzanne Somers:Rodney Dangerfield: :)

Back in the 1970s,my childhood days of watching Sesame Street,I recall Lewiess,Maria,Bob,Susan,Gordon,David,Big Bird and[much to his displeasure]Oscar all driving down to Mexico for a vacation.Mr.Hooper remained on Sesame Street and recieved a postcard from the gang in Mexico.So episodes of this...

I had videotaped A Very Muppet Christmas last year,while it aired for the very first time.While rewatching it again this week,I noticed that Frank Oz was missing from the credits.Did he not take part in this special?Fozzie Bear and Miss Piggy did sound like Frank Oz.Does anyone know for sure...

A couple of years ago,I recall seeing a bit of a videotaped TV show,where Miss Piggy had long dark blackish hair.I don,t know what the show was,but she appeared to be helping a woman with a cooking demonstration.Miss Piggy had had a lot of different looks over the years.From her trademark long...

I remember a skit with Kermit The Frog and Cookie Monster,where Kermit was teaching Cookie Monster how to use a telephone.They had a black telephone in the skit.At the end of the skit,Cookie Monster gobbled up the telephone,while Kermit scrunched up his face,giving his rather famous look of...