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*Coming in after having eaten dinner at the restaurant... Sure was fun seeing... Oh hi Erin. So you decided to move in huh? Well come on... I'll show you to your room. *Grabs key from lobby's backwall, below marble 7. Seymour: Hello Ed... Who's this? Oh it's just Erin and her roomies...

Yeah... Can understand that. It's a bit of trial and error, but what isn't? Like I said, will post review on this episode later. Oh and Bry... You run out of penguins?

You mean "grouchier" Bry? Frankly, I don't think of Trash Gordon as a "grouch" superhero, more of the parody that he's supposed to be. There have been some funny ones, particularly the one with the Upside-Downians from earlier this season. And at least we get to see Oscar at the end of each...

Yep. Never gets old, made me laugh when I heard that. Just like how Richard Kind as the Fairy Balloon Person from last year made me laugh when they got away with a direct reference to Mr. Roger's Neighborhood.

Hi Christy... From the posting here in this thread, I believe the set comes with a bonus disc that has the interviews with the cast/crew and a tribute to Jerry Jull, not to mention the FR book included with the set. Hope this helps, I'm sure someone else can tell you exactly what the bonuses...

OK... Will have to catch this one when it repeats then to make sure. And did you catch the reference I mentioned?

Sorry I didn't reply earlier... You've got us on a roller-coaster ride... Rocking between the depression of the present and the joi de vivre of the past. The wedding! Loved how they passed the helmet down amongst them, Rowlf playing an original composition for the event... Robin as the...

Rully? Hmmm, didn't know Skeeter liked Johnny Carson or Jay Leno. Wonder how you guys have a great view of campus from that window if your room's down in the basement. Oh well, guess it's just like that migrating log. Hugs Sis, she'll let you out of that closet eventually. Be back later...

More questions about new characters... Episode 4117. Anthony, the kid who did the talk spot segment. Should it be "Bernie Broccoli"? Or "Bernie the Broccoli"? This was the character that appeared with Anthony in that same talk spot. Episode 4118. The Ask Oscar Dancers? Help needed...

Yeah... It was an OK episode, but kind of meh also. Will post thoughts in the Season 37 Thoughts thread later. The Fruit and Veggie Dance bits were from last season. Ernestine is Ernie's niece, not cousin. Thought Fairy Godperson's remarks after granting Big Bird's first wish was a...

Also... The best-known soda brand in Muppetdom would probably have to be Figgy Fizz, whose bottlecaps adorn Bert's pasteboard owing to his collecting the shiny pop-tops. You could use that too if you want.

Uh... It was 5 episodes that ran on or as part of JHH. You're welcome Byron. Keep the campaign for Mokey on FR Season 3, it's never too early to start the hype.

Um no... But he does soak his feet every night in club soda just to get foot fizzies, if that helps. *From The Secrets of The Muppets.

Nooooo! Lisa, next time that happens... Don't desecrate the sanctity that is your fanfic notebook! Just label it as "Deleted Scene", move on, and post it at the end of the story... If we ever get there that is. Awaiting updates.

Is sokay... Just take care, and post more of your own story when you get the chance.

Closet? Well, just so long as it's not the same one Bo keeps locking himself in. Please, just post some more... It'll feel good.

Uh no... That was Bobo at the KMUP station. But it seems like you found the one I was talking about, the lovebirds in the park.

Melissa... That was great. The way you shift between emotions... The meeting at the theater after the engagement... Nice that Camilla and Gonzo are understanding what the other has to say by means of sign language. Even liked the SS reference. But the beginning... Divorce? Camilla...

Yaeeeeeyyy!!!!! Prawny, that was great. This just goes to show that you've got the chops and can pull off great stories, even short ones. Loved all the friends that showed up... Loved the plot and the songs... Even loved the cameos and the little in-jokes. Great stuff, can't wait for...

OK... Lemme set you straight on this Byron. The Jim Henson Hour had a total of fourteen episodes. The Pilot/Innertube episode was the first, and Sesame Street 20 Years and Still Counting! was the last which sort of counts as a stand alone episode. Of the remaining twelve episodes, four...