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Thank you for the info as I get new info on old sketches. Now I wanted to ask you about a sketch seen by fellow SS compiler, Tommy, who runs the SS Encyclopedia website. He said that he saw a sketch where the Count goes on vacation and says good-bye to his family including his mother, father...

Yeah, that's what I'm talking about! Thanks for coming through yet again ssetta! Both The Bookworms and Movin' have been added to the listing and you'll see them there in the next update of the list posted here on the forums. BTW: What do you mean when you said that this song was "killed"...

Thought this thread would be the best place to ask the questions I have after watching MFS for the first time. Here are the extra characters I gathered from the movie, along with a few questions as well. Agent Barker (TMS Movie, from MFS, Josh Charles) Armed Female "Guardian of the Hallway"...

Thanks ssetta, knew I could count on you! Now then, what about this other rock and roll band that appeared at the baby nursery? The band sang a song about "Movin' On" and the lead singer I think was voiced by Richard Hunt. You can find a descript of what he looks like in the post above by...

Yes, thanks, that does help. Now all that needs to be answered is who was the character that said he had "cabin fever" thus starting off the whole musical number. Oh, and Wall Eyed Pike will be added to the list. Thanks and have a good day.

Thanks for your help, MuppetDK! The changes will be saved on my personal diskette as you've noted: Angel Marie (TMS Movie, Begonny from MTI) Squire Trelawney's Butler (TMS Movie, from MTI, Jerry Nelson) But there's still two unknown characters from the movie that puzzle me. 1 In the...

Thanks for your help. The "Bookworm" song was from yesterday's d-Down dance, ending with an Up-and-Down goodbye. As for the singers of the song "Movin' On," I think the lead singer was voiced by Richard Hunt and I thought the announcer said the band's name was "Movin'" but I wasn't sure and...

MuppetDK, a few questions. 1 What do you mean when you say that Squire Trelawney's Butler was played by Jerry Nelson? Was it Jerry Nelson himself in costume? Or do you mean that it was a puppet controlled and/or voiced by Jerry Nelson? 2 What do you mean when you say that Angel Marie was...

Luke, if you could, please send in descriptions of the characters from this Muppet-related production you speak of to help me know who's who and/or what's what. Also, convince me that this Muppet-related production should be included and I'll consider/decide its fate a little later. For now...

Of course it helps, Kim. So is everybody in agreement that all three Christmas ghosts were technically "Muppets" and can thus be counted as such? OK, then now let's move on to settling the other pending matter from MCC: the number of Young Scrooges. The way that I could explain it best...

Yes, Beauregard, I'm sure the character's name is "Big Fat Ugly BugFaced BabyEating O'Brian" and it seems that MustangRockstar agrees with me as to that being the character's full name. For further proof, I rented the movie on Wednesday night for the specific purpose of researching for any...

Was wondering if anyone would point that out. Yes, Sarah, when writing up the list of characters I got from after watching the movie I forgot about the main four pirates: Polly Lobster, Clueless Morgan, Blind Pew, and Mad Monty. But you can rest assure that should you go and check out the...

OK, I'm trying to settle this once and for all. Were the three Christmas ghosts (Ghost of Christmas, Present, and Yet To Come) Muppets? Or were they human actors in costumes? And if they were humans in costumes, what are the names of the humans who performed these three characters from the...

Thanks to Mr. Penguin for correcting the spelling on the name of Bunsen's character from MTI. MustangRockstar, you say that Big Fat Ugly BugFaced BabyEating O'brian was a human character? Well then, what's the name of the actor who performed him to help correct my entry? Thanks for your help...

Greetings again from the Count! Got a few questions about Muppet Treasure Island. 1 When Jim Hawkings and his friends go to see Squire Trelawney, the bear introduces them to Bunsen and Beaker's characters in the movie. Bunsen's character is named, and I hope I'm spelling this right, "Dr...

OK, I got a few questions for whoever can answer them... 1 What does everybody mean by that Prairie got a "facelift"? If you can, please describe what Prairie Dawn looks like now. 2 Did Bert's voice change over to Grover's when Bert introduces the online oatmeal art and says "Artistic and...

Thank you for posting the track listings for this 3-disc set. There are a lot of good songs, and I was so psyched after reading the listings for the first two discs. But that third disc?! Some of these should've been better planned. Come on, we're getting the classic versions of such great...

Thanks to everybody for posting their replies. 1 Yes, I've already seen Muppet Christmas Caroll, it's just that these questions came up while doing research for my Muppet Listings. 2 The one movie I haven't seen yet is Muppets From Space, but my brother went on a couple of errands and will...

Here's another question for you Muppet fans about Muppet Christmas Caroll. The movie cast listings has a character attributed to Steve Whitmire named "Sprocket." Is this Sprocket the Dog from Fraggle Rock in a crossover cameo appearance? Or is this a completely new character who just happens...

Well, that's why I ask for descriptions of what certain characters look like, because I'm blind. And the majority of the characters compiled on my listings are either gathered from my own recollections, new characters seen on episodes of the corresponding shows or movies, and contributions from...