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You know, that got me to wondering, and not in a good way. There were a number of episodes I would've expected to be released on the Time-Life videos; chief among them was the Bernadette Peters episode. It's a bona fide classic, right up there with the Madeline Kahn and Julie Andrews episodes...

I'm thinking that the sales so far of Season One indicate clearly releasing more seasons will be monetarily justified. I doubt if Disney or Henson really had a serious bead on how high the demand truly is, and the fact that it's placed so high demonstrates the popularity, and I think Season Two...

Ah! Again! Never saw that one either. Looking forward to the possibility/likelihood of Season Two (judging by the current pre-sale ranking at Amazon.com, Season One is pegged to be a big seller). David "Gorgon Heap" Ebersole

Sure. David "Gorgon Heap" Ebersole

The blue-green one and the red one. David "Gorgon Heap" Ebersole

Never decided anything about the Chicken Roller Disco, that was one of JediX's. The little chick is not a bad idea tho, not bad at all. I'd say the little chick oughta just be performed by whomever can make the best chirping noise (or rather, whoever performed him in the Nancy Walker episode)...

I hadn't thought of that. Actually, the way it played out in my head, no. Make it the same as the Bruce Forsyth episode's "At the Dance", not the two episodes that followed. Or it could leave another performer playing Floyd just on guitar, not on vocals. Truthfully, what you're saying did...

Ah! See, I never knew that, never saw the episode. That also explains how Red & Mokey were able to find a great cave that was unoccupied- they have a housing surplus rather than a shortage (which is seemingly what most places have). It also kinda answers the question about where Red kept her...

Nope, it was a new character, used I think only in that episode and that sketch. David "Gorgon Heap" Ebersole

I'm going to add "All Work and All Play"- first Doozer episode and IMO the best Doozer episode. Introduces a new character and does it well, with humor and good writing that ties things together well in the end, opening up a future that we are going to see unfold for young Cotterpin. I...

I was thinking about this in regard to the single-disc releases, but which episodes of FR do you consider to be series classics, over and above other episodes? I think the first episode and the final trilogy would be considered classic FR, but what others do you consider classic? David...

Incidentally, what do you think of my Kaufman plotline idea? David "Gorgon Heap" Ebersole

I like the UK Spot, and the Sam speech (reminds me of the Sam sketch on the Jaye P. Morgan episode, come to think of it), although in the case of the latter, do you really think you could get away with having the flag catch on fire on TV, even by accident? After all, it is scripted, so the...

I must've missed the UK Spot on first reading- Favog charging a limo and Scred digging right through the theatre box and falling through- priceless! Heh, still can't beat girls' bathroom and the air vents- that was just too funny! David "Gorgon Heap" Ebersole

Judd Hirsch is one of my favorites. It's kind of a shame that no one from "Taxi" ever did TMS. If anyone of them had, IMO it would've been Carol Kane, who appeared in "The Muppet Movie" (which to me indicates that yes, she liked the Muppets and who knows, maybe she was on the list to guest...

Any more backstage stuff going on during this'un? One other question, how does umbrella dueling work? Is it people dueling with umbrellas or living umbrellas dueling each other? David "Gorgon Heap" Ebersole

My favorite parts were the Newsflash, the closing comment, the S&W comment after the Johnny Fiama number, and Nurse Piggy's "next of kin" interjection- very in keeping with TMS. David "Gorgon Heap" Ebersole

Do you really think they could get away with the line "mucking fuppets"? Funny thing about ol' Belush- so many things to like about his talent, so many things to hate about the man, and his hatred of the Muppets (and comediennes, for that matter) tops the list. I wonder if he would've liked...

Wow, trippy. Figures Gonzo would like Andy, and I like the use of Tony Clifton and the hair dye running gag. I had an idea for an Andy Kaufman outline, tho I doubt I'll ever do it. I guess no one will mind me telling what my idea was. Basically, it would have a very Andy Kaufman type of...

The characters evolved over the years and different versions of the same sketch, although I agree that the final versions of Hugga Wugga and especially the green alien are a little bit Seussical. Anyone else notice in the backstage scene afterward that George the Janitor is walking offstage...