Little things we've noticed

[Oscarfan]

I'm willing to forgive some slight continuity errors for the sake of a gag over the way they do things now, which is virtually no continuity at all (which, I get why, but still).

 

[Pig'sSaysAdios]

And who knows, as far as we know Luis didn't date anyone on the show before Maria. Maybe he was secretly in love with her for a long time. Maybe they did start a band at some point in the 70s. But either way, there's no way they weren't high out of their minds during that flashback.

 

[D'Snowth]

I'm probably totally wrong, but the scene in this episode with Elmo hiding out in Bob's apartment has me wondering if this is what prompted the idea to add that two-story apartment building behind the arbor fence for Elmo to live in the following season.

 

[minor muppetz]

Also, something I hadn't thought of before, since Miles is adopted, and the grandpa used to look just like him, I guess that means this guy is his biological grandfather since we've seen both Susan and Gordon's parents before.

Except Gordon does refer to him as Dad in this episode.

 

[D'Snowth]

This white CRT TV set with the green cactus on it:

That thing sat in the window of the Fix-It Shop for years! Didn't Maria or Luis ever fix that darned thing?!

 

[MWoO]

They dont fix TVs, only toasters.

 

[LittleJerry92]

I always found it amusing how these are clearly burritos yet referred to via voice over as tacos.

 

[cjd874]

I was watching this classic segment called "One Way" with lead vocals by Chris Cerf and a question came to me. For the MC members I know that are familiar with individual puppetry styles: which puppeteer would most likely have performed the Muppet greaser to Cerf's vocals? Was it Jim Henson, Frank Oz, or Jerry Nelson?
***On a side note, I also wonder who did the puppetry for Roosevelt Franklin (I have a feeling it was either Jim or Frank).

 

[MuppetSpot]

I was watching this classic segment called "One Way" with lead vocals by Chris Cerf and a question came to me. For the MC members who are familiar with individual puppetry styles: which puppeteer would most likely have performed the green Muppet greaser to Cerf's vocals? Was it Jim Henson, Frank Oz, or Jerry Nelson?
***I also wonder who did the puppetry for Roosevelt Franklin (I have a feeling it was either Jim or Frank).

To me it looks like Jerry Nelson was puppeteering.

 

[Oscarfan]

I was watching this classic segment called "One Way" with lead vocals by Chris Cerf and a question came to me. For the MC members I know that are familiar with individual puppetry styles: which puppeteer would most likely have performed the Muppet greaser to Cerf's vocals? Was it Jim Henson, Frank Oz, or Jerry Nelson?
***On a side note, I also wonder who did the puppetry for Roosevelt Franklin (I have a feeling it was either Jim or Frank).

I'm 90% sure Frank is the lead, Richard is the Lavender, Jerry is the blue and Jim is the other Green.

Roosevelt Franklin always seems like Frank to me.