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Great stuff, TravellingMatt! Tell the truth, did you base a little of this episode on the first SNL episode hosted by The Rock? The bit with the Dudleys and Animal was hilarious, probably my favorite bit. Perhaps the bit with Fozzie and Y2J could've been developed a little more to the point...

Remember that cryptic Sesame movie from the mid-80's named "Don't Eat the Pictures"? Do I?!? As for one of my favorite scenes, it has to be from the very end of the movie. Bob, proud that Cookie Monster has shown such restraint in not eating any pictures inside the museum (hence the movie's...

This is your best outline yet! The song selections, plot scenario, Muppet crossovers, and backstage antics were all just too hip for the room. The one point of interest, at least to me, that wasn't touched upon was perhaps the decision to have The Beetles sing an actual Beatles song instead of...

Thank you, Gorgon Heap. Got a couple of additional questions for you if you think you can handle them. 1 There are still a few characters left on the list I submitted. Can you confirm that these are actual Muppet characters with those exact names? If possible could you provide either a...

This is one of the best I've read! To me, the best sketch was the Swedish Chef's attempt to have himself a good old clambake "Las Vegas" style. Not only that, but to use it as a running gag was a stroke of brillance. Loved the guest stars, particularly the performances of "Count It Higher"...

Another good outline by TravellingMatt! Has anybody else seen this one? Guess it wasn't up to standard cause there weren't any alternate Muppet crossovers, maybe you could've brought in Billy Idle singing "Rebel L', but I loved your decision to bring back Crazy Harry and make him part of the...

Here's a follow-up question which I forgot to ask. You guys know the Sherlock Holmes UK skit in the Joel Grey episode, right? Well, was the character of the butler played by Gorgon Heap himself? Or was this a completely different character named Fieldling? Thanks for your help.

Congratulations indeed! Eight beautiful odes! Though I voted for another ode, I have to say that I personally liked the story of Steven's ode. Especially the part of the message sent by just the image of Ol' Brown Ears. You know someone's gonna say it, so why not me, the master of numbers...

Greetings, it is I, the Count von Count! Hopefully, someone out there can help me out by positively identifying the following characters from the Muppet Show. What I need from you guys is confirmation that the following characters actually appeared on the show with the name they have. Also...

Sesame Muppets Pt. 2 B. Here's the rest of the characters that I definitely know about. 4 H. Ross Parrot. Drtooth already helped you out with this one, but I thought you'd like to know a little more. He was a red and dark pinkish parrot Muppet with white bushy hair on the side of his head...

Let's see what we can do to help out a fellow Sesame Street Muppet lover. You have to understand that I don't have any pictures to go along with the names, but I know the majority of the characters on your list. Also, I know the website where you got those names from, since I used it myself to...

Perhaps I confused you a little. Let me explain myself. The voices of Wayne and Wanda definitely don't appear on the Cryptkeeper's Christmas CD. However, there's a skit about midways through the CD where a couple of lovers suddenly get blown up for no apparent reason, followed by CK's...

Nice outline, TravellingMatt. Would have liked to see a more familiar song selection, but the inclusion of a grown-up version of Skeeter was a great plot twist. The African Masks coming back for a special number at the end of the show was another nice touch. Keep up the great work.

Let's see if we can't help you out, Drtooth. 1 I remember a vague memory about the scene you describe. Probably it's a sketch where this "fat blue" AM you're talking about told a story about a Japanese heir to the throne. In order to inherit the throne and become emperor, he had to study a...

The skit is from the Cryptkeeper's "Have Yourself a Scary Little Christmas" CD which I own in my collection of classic rockin' tunes. Let me know if this has been of any help for your outline.

So, Zoot&Dingo, you finally woke up and joined us here at muppetcentral.com, eh? BTW: The spit take was hilarious and seen coming a mile away. If it really does come about next year in 2003, then we'll have to strike up the band and get ready for some Sweet Chin Music!

Drtooth: The name of the jugband is "Lobbuck Lou and his Jughuggers". Gorgon Heap, you could always use a bit from a CD I happen to have. Here's the set-up: Wayne and Wanda are singing some sort of Christmas song, like the Holly and the Ivy, with Crazy Harry just barely visible lurking...

Beaker, the robotic rabbit included with Dr. Bunsen Honeydew was indeed the first minor character figure pack-in, but his name is "The Steel Rabbit". So, are we conceeding the fact that Gorgon Heap was correct in that the Koozbanaian Phoob is the name of the Koozbanaian alien who changed...

Well, since you asked for it: 1 Favorite Characters from the movie include Cookie Monster, Animal, Janice, my namesake natch, The Count von Count, and Doc. 2 Favorite Scenes are: a. The scene where the Sesame Street carollers come marching down the slopes and stop in front of the open bay...

To Gorgon Heap: The only reason I thought the character's name was spelled "Foob" is because that's the way his name's spelled over at kermitage.com, where I drew the main drain for my Muppet master list's inflation. Are you absolutely sure the character who turned himself into a copy of...