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I remember that before I saw the Vincent Price epsiode one of my friends told me about an episode that he saw where Kermit almost got eaten by a monster and then almost got eaten by the guest. He couldn't remember the name of the guest, and when I asked him which monster it was, he didn't know...

You know, usually when I see paperclips on the ground, I actually pick them up and take them home, but I don't keep bottlecaps, even though bottlecaps look a lot cooler and funner.

I wonder if there had ever been any cosnideration to have The Count counts Bert's bottlecaps or paperclips. I don't know if The Count would discriminate against counting boring things, but Bert has a large number of bottle caps. However, his supply of paperclips seemed small in Christmas Eve on...

You know, now that I think about it, I don't think I had ever envisioned having the Sesame Street Muppets in that game idea. I can think of special moves for the Muppets, but not for many of the Sesame Street Muppets. Sure, Oscar could throw trash at opponents, Bert could make a chain out of his...

Volume 7: The People in my Neighborhood Scene 1 Susan, Gordon, Gina, and Alana re all at Hooper's Store. Alan greets the viewers, stating that today the viewer will learn all about the people in his neihgborhood, and our neighborhoods. There are all kinds of jobs, and Alan, Gordon, Susan...

I wouldn't be surprised if Nickelodeon flat-out chose not to air the Alice Cooper episode (or the Raquel Welch episode), but I never saw the Vincent Price episode on Nickelodeon, even though I know that it was broadcast on Nick.

I think that the Follow That Bird soundtrack was reissued in 2002. However, I've never seen it in person.

I remember there being "blocks" of certain season episodes. It seems like the second season episodes were shown the most frequently. Back when Nickelodeon aired reruns, I usually only saw the show on Mondays and Fridays, due to homework. I never had homework on fridays, and somehow I was usually...

Have you noticed that although her head was furry and green, her hands were smooth and lavendar?

I would like to add that back when I had this idea, I had on my mind having Fraggle Rock as an area that could be used, and the Fraggles being playable/ rescuable characters. I guess that wouldn't be legally possible now, though I would hope that Henson would be willing to license the characters...

Actually, the morning shows were the same as the previous nights. I don't know if the first mornign showw as the same as the first night show, but I watched it on the first night it was shown, when Elton John was the guest. I figured that the same epsidoes were shown in the mornign and the day...

How about some Pokemon-style Muppet games for Nintendo DS? There were two Austin Powers games for Game Boy Color which had different main game plots (though I could be wrong... I've only played one of the two) but apparantly had some activities that people could play with others using a link...

I've read that Nickelodeon cut the At the Dance segment from the Vincent Price epsiode (the only first season At the Dance segment to be cut). But from what I remember, Nickelodeon began airing reruns in April 1994, and that video was released in October 1994. And Nickelodeon didn't air every...

They are the same monster, only with alterations (Timmy had green hair in most of season two, and no tail). I've read that Timmy Monster was referred to by name in a picture caption from thats cene in TheArt of the Muppets, while his name was mentioend on-screen in the Carol Channing episode...

Volume 6: Colors and Shapes Scene 1 Elmo and Zoe observe buckets of paint. One bucket has red paint, another has orange paint, another has green paint, another has black paint, and another has pink paint. Segment Song: I Eat the Colors of the Rainbow Scene 2 Cookie Monster has...

I always thought that monster was blue, but others frequently say he's green. Anyway, his name is Timmy Monster.

Both of these episodes were included on the video Monster Laughs with Vincent Price. And both were edited. I wonder if Somewhere Over the Rainbow was actually edited for time, or because it didn't fit the mood of the show. I mena, the video was released in October 1994. Earlier that year...

I don't know if this would be considered ebatable, but you could point out that before the Mupets had become famous, most of the original performers weren't really interested in careers in puppetry at first, and now it seems like most puppeteers became interested because of the Muppets (though I...

How do you know that the song was stolen? How do we know that the song wasn't licensed to Big Lots for use in its comercial?

Actually, the monsters name was Thudge McGurk. But I know that the name Boris Klinger was mentioned by either Statler or Waldorf in a first season episode. I forget which one.