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Couple o' questions First of all, why has no one (besides me) mentioned any of the bellhop skits and why has only the person who started this thread mention the pinball counting machine vignettes? Those were both pretty entertaining in different ways; the former involved a man doing impossible...

Luv those parodies! :) ...And I even did a topic on them once here at Muppet Central. The parodies of current celebs don't sound too bad, but the parodies I LOVED were the song parodies (especially "Born To Add" and the MTV spoofs "Wet Paint" and "The Letter N"). Blue AM and I discussed a HUGE...

Thanks for the info, Blue AM! Here are even MORE parody suggestions: "Big Yellow X" by Joni Middle "Sunday, Muddy Sunday" by Boo-Hoo (similar premise to your "Monday Girl" idea). "Green Octagon" by the Melon Pipers "Enter Doorway" by Batallica "I Need My Two...

Film: Baby eats while we hear Cookie Monster's voice off-screen! I REMEMBER this one and I used to hate it because I couldn't tell what the heck that kid was eating (and plus, we see that same baby wash off whatever it is she ate which I found DISGUSTING!) When was this segment filmed...

Re: "We Are The Lead Police" Blue AM, What did the Lead Police look like (hair, skin color, clothing, etc.)? Do you have any pictures of them that you can display on the Internet?And one last thing: did their song sound anything like the Police's trademark "rock-reggae" style? Here are...

I LOVE that one! (even though I forgot to mention it) That's also one of my all-time favorites! (although "The Letter N" is my #1 fave). I also like "When I'm Calling 'U'" by Jeanette and Nelson (a husband-and-wife Anything Muppet pair). That's all for now! SillyJoeBob

Here are a LOT more parodies I don't know what to say about "T" for I have never heard the original song "She". Here are even MORE parodies: "Zeroes" by David Boney "20" by Pink Lloyd ("Money" by Pink Floyd) "Help P" by Joni Middle "I Only Want A 'B' with You" by Tootie...

About the Sesame Street MTV parodies I always thought How Now Brown and the Moo Wave were a parody of the Talking Heads ("Wet Paint" sounds very similar to "And She Was"). But "Danger's No Stranger" sounded like it was done by an arena rock band parody (perhaps Foreigner, Toto, or...

"NTV" Rocks! #2489 (N-Z-7) Grover tries to fix a leak for Kermit, using any of three wrenches (big/bigger/biggest) / limerick-Nose / 1969-70 alphabet film with light jazz music and camera zooming in on each letter / ant trying to move a capital "N" / "NTV" / Alligator King / Simon Soundman at...

More Ideas.... "Highway to L" by AB/CD "16, 16" by Kissykiss ("Christine 16" by Kiss) "Jog with J" by Bowandarrowsmith ("Walk This Way" by Aerosmith) that's all SillyJoeBob

Even MORE ideas... And now, even MORE ideas... "Fast R" by Stacey Clapman "2-Day" by the Crashing Jack-O-Lanterns "I Without A Face" by Billy Idle (who, so far, is the only character I've mentioned that has actually appeared on Sesame Street) "Rock the Bats, Blah!"...

"The Letter 'N'" by Nick Normal and the Nickmatics "Born to Add" by Bruce Stringbean "Rebel L" by Billy Idle "Danger!" (some kind of arena rock parody band of the 80's) "Wet Paint" by How Brown Now and the Moo Wave "Healthy Food" by Cookie Monster and some group of singing vegetables "Do...

Some more parodies I've just come up with Here are some more parodies I think they should've done: "W Vision" by Outsider ("Double Vision" By Foreigner) "The 1 I Love" by R.E.N. "The 'N' Crowd" by Dobie Greyhound That's all I can think of for now. If you have any...

Great Ideas! Blue AM, I have a few questions for you. I've definitely heard of the first three parody bands you've mentioned, but what song(s) did the Fine Young Camels do? Do you have any lyrics to go with the ideas you've mentioned? (By the way, my original idea for the Violet...

I agree with you all the way, Sseta! (esp. on the rock parodies and Monsterpiece Theater!) I remember all those segments you mentioned (except "Alphabet Chat") from when I was a little boy. Ah, such memories :sigh:. Those were ALL really good. SillyJoeBob

My current favorite is the Simpsons, although old Dexter's Laboratory episodes are good, too (not to mention Looney Tunes). SillyJoeBob

Check out my idea for a Violent Femmes parody band for Sesame Street Then perhaps you might want to check out my thread (in the "Sesame Street" section) entitled "A Unique Idea for a Sesame Street Parody Band". It talks about my idea for a Violent Femmes parody band that could've been on...

Gonzo, I agree with the majority of what you are saying, but I don't think the Educational TV Market "exploded" in 1985. It was more like 1992 (or whenever it was that "Barney" aired). I think it was in excellent shape up until then. That's all. SillyJoeBob

I know they won't either :(, but it would've been cool :)! Despite the fact that I decided to call this band "The Violet M's", I think that the "M" should merely be something that stands for "Muppet" (full name: The Violet Muppets). Their songs should more be about numbers: the "Kiss Off" parody...

I doubt if this has been done on SS yet, but perhaps a parody of the Violent Femmes would've been cool :)(in the spirit of the Beetles, Bruce Stringbean, etc.) They could call themselves "The Violent M's", or better yet, "The Violet M's", and could perhaps do a parody of "Kiss Off" (because they...