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chapter 4 The Dodos were getting hungry. "let's have something to eat", said Mommie Dodo. "Oh, yeah, I'm so hungry I could eat at Penn Station", said Donnie. "let's visit Big Dodo and see what he recommends", said Marie. They left the furry arms hotel and went to Big Birds nest...

Or maybe that monster didn't actually have a name yet. It has gone through quite a few different names, like Mona, Juliette (I think it was called Juliette at one point), and of course Ingrid. Does anybody know when that monster puppet first appeared on Sesame Street?

ownership On your site, it mentions that all images, songs, and other information are owned by The Jim Henson Company. Actually, the Muppets are now owned by Disney (who formed The Muppets Holding Company). I'm sure that you already knew, but I'm not sure. Do you plan on eventually...

Here are all appearances I know of featuring the Gogolalal Jubilee Jugband: Ruth Buzzi: they perform "You Can't Rollerskate In A Buffalo Herd". Jim Nabors: They perform in the closing number, "Thank God I'm A Country Boy". Paul Williams: They appear in Pauls first number, "Old Fashioned...

chapter 3 Miss Finch had gotten the Dodos to Sesame Street within 6 minutes after they got off from the airport. Big Bird was happy to see them again. "Big Dodo!", shouted Mommie Dodo. "It's the Dodos!", exclaimed Big Bird, "how have ya been?" "How have we been what?", asked Daddie...

I don't think it is likely that palisades will have a voting contest for what figure gets released. Some of what has been released in the Muppets line (as well as other palisades releases) were based on what many fans had asked for. Palisades did have a contest where everybody nominated and then...

Willy was an old man with a long white beard who ran a hot dog stand on the show during the seventies and eighties (and possibly nineties, but I don't know when he left). He was played by puppet builder kermit Love. he can be seen in the background throughout Follow That Bird (In fact, during...

I hope that this is about The electric mayhem, and if it is, then i hope that Lips makes an appearance (if the puppet has worn out or deteriorated, then they'd better get to work on building a new Lips puppet).

Yeah, I don't really dislike those songs. "Don't Go breaking My heart" is always a good song to listen to no matter what version it is. I am surprised that none of Elton Johns numbers were included in Rock Music With The Muppets (especially the closing number, since Miss piggy never appeared in...

Do you know how many episodes focused on Slimeys trip to the moon? I am thinkin git was two weeks worth of episodes but i could be wrong. Also, does anybody know how many episodes focused on the reopening of Hoopers Store? I know there was the episode where Biff accidently caused the store...

volume 4, disc 4 here is disc 4. the last cookie round-up the amazing mumford turns Grover into a rabbit the secret knock ernie doesn't think he is special monsterpiece theatre: me, claudius any Rosevelt Franklin skit not mentioned yet number of the day: 14 any 14 skits...

volume 4, disc 3 here is disc 3. dance myself to sleep any Ralph and Wally skit big bird encourages people to hold a hand when crossing the street Gordon makes himself disapear sesame street news: humpty dumpty cookie monster gets mistaken for a fur coat witches cooperate to...

volume 4, disc 2 here is disc 2: segments: if moon was cookie any wegmens dogs skit any noodles and ned skit puzzle: ernie ernie eats berts ice cream another reason for eating cookies elizabeth talks about having a little sister grover gives kermit a nose number of the...

Volume 4, disc 1 Here is my idea for volume four, disc 1. One Fine face Miami Mice: the count the chicken or the egg ev'rybody be yo'self what's my part?: nose letter of the day: V the villian in the patima hat a very very special letter ernie substitutes a pot for berts...

did I list everything? Are there any Sesame Street videos featuring Kermit that I omited?

There are three different versiosn of that song on Sesame Street. The original version was included in the 25th anniversary video, and the remake I am refferring to was included on the videos I'm Glad I'm Me and The Best of Kermit on Sesame Street. There was another version featuring Kermit and...

That's The True Bride.

Harvey Kneeslapper was a muppet who played practical jokes on random strangers. His jokes usually involved puns on letters or numbers, and he would often slap that letter or number on a muppets chest (one time he slapped a U on a guys head). heres an example of one skit: Harvey...

Yes, they are all human.