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It was Sex And Violence. While he mostly just laughed in that special, he did have a line in At The dance, and he sounded like Scooter. ;) :crazy:

Some of my pages are falling out a bit, but not too badly. I am just being really careful with my copy.

another minor error The script for the banana sketch lists it as "The banana Sketch Part 1", but "part 2" is not listed, unless you count the fact that it is discribed in the introduction section.

I am not sure if The Flying Sheep is still reading this, but in your first post, you keep saying that there were five performers when you obviosuly mean six. Jim is one, Frank is 2, Dave is 3, Richard is 4, John is 5, and Eren is 6. In the guides section, in the section for the original...

nevermind... maybe Well, I have now seen every first season epsiode. John Lovelady did use the same voice for crazy harry as he did in the valentine pilot, but in the harvey korman episode, it sounds like he was performed by Jerry Nelson. Does anybody know why he was performed by Jerry...

Maybe Henson will donate something rare to the museum at this event (if they are allowed to), like the original version of the Connie Stevens episode of The Muppet Show (before it was reworked and re-edited), the Cinderella pilot, or even something that not even us fans know about.

I know that Steve Whitmires first performance as Ernie was in the sesame street new years special (although in the Muppet central interview Steve said that he was chosen to take over as Ernie when it was decided to make some talking Ernie toys), but I would like to know if this was the first...

How would you want figures of the Honkers to be released? Would you want them in the regular line, possibly taking up spots that could be given to more distinct characters, especially if more than one honker gets made and all in seperate packaging? Would you want a multi-pack of Honkers...

success I hope this line is successful enough to make it past series 2, and especially past series 3. i hope that herry Monster, Fat Blue, Biff, Sully, and Lefty eventually get made.

chapter 8 The Muppets had decided to do a movie based on A Christmas carol, which they had decided to call The Muppet Christmas Carol, for some reason. The casting was done. They planned on having J. P. Gross play scrooge, and Scooter play nephew fred, but since Scooter didn't want to be in the...

Yes, I like that idea also. :cool:

chapter 7 In the late 1980s, Dr. Teeth and The Electric Mayhem were given an opportunity to go on tour all around America, Canada and Europe. They were all really excited. They opened each show with "Can You Picture That?", and normally closed with Tenderly, although every once in awhile, they...

:crazy: Has anybody noticed that even though Crazy harry played the triangle bell in the original opening and closing, he never actually played the triangle in any actual episodes, and he never appeared as part of the orchestra in any episodes that had the orchestra in a number? Crazy Harry...

green! My favorite is the green one. By the way, the gren one is not the only one whose name has been mentioned. The small one was called henrietta in an episode from season 35, in which Seth Green played a delivery man.

This segment was included in the television special The Sesame Street Special, which was released on video and DVD under the title Put Down The Duckie.

Actually, that was Monsterpiece Theatre: Upstairs, Downstairs.

Herry should have been part of the current season, since this season focuses on being healthy and Herry doesn't know his own strength. Herry could teach kids to excersize, and older Herry monster segments should be included, like Monsterpiece Theatre: Chariots Of Fur (which involves running). I...

chapter 6 The Muppets had all made it to stardom by now (well, Mildred, Nigel, Muppy, and Hilda didn't). The theatre was filling up with audiences almost every week. It was rare for anything else in The Muppet Shows time slot to actually get ratings. Then, one night after a big show, somebody...

episode 8: the final episode It is now the moment you have all been waiting for. The final episode. Muppet Survivor Announcer: Welcome to Muppet Survivor! The last episode! Here is Kermit the frog! Kermit: welcome again! This is our last show. Tonight, before we get to the winner, we...

That pig was called Dr. Nauga. When The Muppet Show debuted, Dr. Naugas hair, facial hair and glasses were removed and he had brown hair and was a random pig. The, in the second season, the hair was replaced with white hair, he was given glasses, and was called Dr. Strangepork.