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Lol. That was really good. Maybe you should make a fan fiction out of that.

I'm sort of confused. I thought Cookie Monster first appeared on the first ep of Sesame Street. If it's his birthday, isn't it everybody else's birthday as well? Please clarify.

According to imdb.com, it's just a coincedence. But if that's the case where DID the names come from? It's kind of hard to believe they just pulled the names "Bert" and "Ernie" out of a hat.

Yeah. That's a good question. I remember Olivia and Snuffy singing "One Little Star." But that was about it. She was probably in the episode where everybody finally met Snuffy, but I haven't seen that one in years so I really don't know.

Speaking of which, I was listening to some Sesame Street music samples from Amazon yesterday and I heard Elmo singing Big Bird's famous ABC-DEF-GHI song. Freaky.

I agree. I would like to see more clips of Kermit or older sketches or whatever even if they're not really part of the show.

I know what you're talking about. I saw it at a mall yesterday. It sounds really good. I'd like to watch it sometime. It would be nice to see Caroline Rhea playing a witch once again. Anyway, I'm falling into my usual habit of getting off topic. Actually, I didn't think the DVD was so new...

Okay. Thanks for the info. I really don't remember that one at all. I guess they stopped playing that sketch when Kevin started performing Elmo. I do remember a lot of the other Monsterpiece Theater's that were mentioned here though such as "39 Stairs." I've also read the script of "Twin...

Let's see. I liked Grover in "Upstairs, Downstairs." I also liked when :) and a female Muppet did "Gone With the Wind." By the way, wasn't there an MPT sketch with Richard's Elmo? I thought I read about something like that at the jump the shark site, so I'm curious.

Thanks for the tip. Maybe we'll all move to australia. :D

I've heard that one on Muppet Central radio. I believe it was Big Bird singing on the version I heard.

I just had one last night where Julie Andrews was talking to Bert about a book he was reading, but I don't remember much else about that dream.

Hmmmm. I don't remember any eps with Dave/Joey impersonating :o . Maybe the actor just used that impression in one of his stand-up comedy routines or something. I clearly don't remember it on "Full House."

Yeah, I know what you mean. I grew up in the Roscoe/Gordon area too, but I remember seeing Roosevelt Franklin in books and I think I remember seeing at least one or two of his skits in the 80s. "Figure it Out" was the one I remember, I believe.

I agree. Telly's "Monster on the Spot" was good, but I much preferred Kermit's News Flashes. Too bad they can't use them as much anymore.

I agree. I really liked the "Driving Miss Ethyl" episode. It was good too see Earl finally become friendly with Ethyl. I also liked "Hurling Day" and the afterlife episode.

I know what you mean. The Timelife videos don't show the original season one credits either. Still, I would like to see more episodes so I can get the ones I don't have on tape. Maybe I should move to Canada. Lol.

Lol. Yeah. I knew that. I was just joking.

What's Shmisspiggy and shgonzo anyway? Is Hollywood Squares still on the air? My local station doesn't air it anymore because of a new local news broadcast so I was wondering.

You shouldn't be ashamed to admit that. I used to watch Full House all the time. It's one of my favorites. I also liked Dave's Muppet impressions. Another one to mention was that hockey episode where Joey and Michelle were imitating :) and :mad: .