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What a touching story. Definitely a wonderful tribute to the late Jerry. He was definitely a talented writer and brought out the personalities of the Muppets. I liked how Kermit allowed Gonzo to write the date of Jerry's passing. And how classic Muppets like Hilda and Nigel came back to...

I like Sweetums, Thog, Timmy Monster, Boppity, and Droop. And from Muppets Tonight, Big Mean Carl. I have a friend who can imitate Carl's voice really good.

And I believe Jerry Nelson did the tablecloth of body parts who appeared at the end.

I liked them equally both. The China story had lots of Muppets in it and a great story about a magic bird and a funny monkey king. The Japan story had a mysterious woman helping Big Bird and Barkley find their way back to their plane. And we learn so much about Japan.

The show is called The Letter People and it features puppets who were funny looking and each wore a letter necklace. And each character had weird features. Mr. T had very Tall Teeth. Mr. N has a long Noisy Nose. Mr. B was covered with Beautiful Buttons. Mr. C was covered with Cotton...

I always wondered if a Muppet can give out autographs to people. It might be easy for some Muppets like Fozzie, Rowlf, and Beaker, since they have moveable fingers for writing. But it might be hard for Muppets with wired controlled hands like Kermit, Piggy, and Gonzo. :concern:

Oh yeah. Those letters do lead to that title. Thank you. :) And I don't think I've seen that BITBBH episode you talked about yet.

Elmo's first appearance was in a musical skit called, "We are all Monsters." It featured a blue monster with horns, a green monster, a gray monster with a tall head, and Elmo, who had no name and a completely different voice. They looked at each other and realized they were all different but...

I remember Baby Bear making an appearance when Guy Smiley was taking 39 studio audience members to lunch. Baby Bear seemed to be number 35, right in front of the Martians. Shortly after this skit, he would be officially called Baby Bear.

Yes, Al Brodax made those funky countdown cartoons along with the totally cool Yellow Submarine movie. I don't know of another cartoonist like him.

There were times that Tom acted like a total jerk to Jerry and to Jerry's loved ones. And there were also times I felt sorry for Tom, like how his owners forced him to catch that mouse with no success and the owners punished Tom for that. It seems like cartoon cats always get the short end...

Thanks for the comments everyone. I really liked how the Bake Off turned out. And to answer your questions, Count. 1 What does BITBBH stand for? 4. I guess I didn't think of Cookie singing that famous Dum-De-Dum line when entering. 5 I have thought of some Muppeteers who would be good...

I remember a lot of Muppeteers performed Beautiful Day. Frank Oz in Sesame Street Richard Hunt in The Muppet Show Dan Redican in The Jim Henson Hour Kevin Clash in that Cosby Show episode. I think of all the BD performers, Frank did the most scariest voice for him.

Battle of the Muppet All-Stars By Cullen Pittman Day 9 LEWIS: Welcome back, sports fans, to Day 9 of Battle of the Muppet All-Stars. I’m Lewis Kazagger. NEWSMAN(wearing a helmet and body padding): And I’m your heavily protected Newsman. LEWIS: Newsie, what’s with all the armor...

Happy birthday, Kevin. May you and all your Muppet characters have a happy B-Day. :)

I remember recently seeing this weird psychedelic cartoon on SSU. Three kids were running away from a giant cute rabbit who was chasing them. Then the kids spot three trees and hid behind them. The giant rabbit ran past the trees not realizing the kids were hiding behind them. Once the...

I wonder who they're gonna get to voice Lewis Kazagger? He has such an unforgettable voice.

Here's what I remember about the NEW 3 Little Pigs' story. Kermit had a report that a new 3 Little Pigs' story had been written. And in came the Big Bad Wolf (the blue one). He said he had written the new story and he called the pigs out of their houses to do it. The pigs were worried that...

I believe in the first season, you never see Fozzie put his hat on. I guess it's kind of tricky for Frank to have Fozzie bend his head to put the hat back on.

I loved the Octopus's Garden skit. Jim was the swimmer, Frank was the Octopus, who was acting a lot like Fozzie. And I believe Jerry was the small clam. The Christmas Reindeer skit was cool too. I recognized Jim and Frank's voices in that one. And I liked how Mahna Mahna had an funny...