Muppet Listings 9.0

[BlueAM]

I got a descript of the W Lovers other than Ernie and Bert. Fat Blue was with them, I believe, as well as a little pink boy (one of the Busby Twins?), and (I could be wrong) three others, who were green, purple, and tan (?). Hope these descripts help! I dunno what you could list them as, though...See what you think!

I also heard about the skit "I am a Fine Musician" (I think they did this on Barney & Friends later). I heard that there was an orange guy with big eyes, a little purple boy with dark brown hair (same AM as Roosevelt Franklin), and a blue guy with a black moustache. There was also a green AM, I believe, but I don't really know what he looked like. All of them were NAKED with white stripes and white dots on their bodies. You could include them as "Anything Muppet Musicians" or something. Hope this helps!

Also, what skits were Iago the Donkey and Sidney Camel in? It would be a great help for you to respond!

Have a good night, Count!

BlueAM

 

[The Count]

Thanks, and here are the responses you seek young BlueAM.
1 Sidney Camel appears during a few of the Global Grover segments amongst the Season 34 episodes, especially the one where Grover went to Egypt.
2 Iago the Donkey was first introduced when a few of the SS gang took a week-long trip to Crow Country, Montana, USA. María, Luis, Big Bird and Oscar left for the trip, and the episodes started with Snuffy keeping track of how long they'd been gone on a US map, though now that I think of it the trip may have lasted more than just one week, maybe three. Anyway, there was an episode shown on Noggin sponsored by the letters A and the number 18, where Ruthie is trying to do her chores with Iago hauling the load.
3 Not rully familiar with the second sketch you mentioned, "I am a Fine Musician" though I'd probably need some more info on that sketch and the characters before adding anything.
Hope this helps and have a good night.

 

[BlueAM]

About "I am a Fine Musician", the four AMs played instuments. I don't know what they played, but the orange guy played the trombone, I believe, and the purple kid played the piccolo, I believe ("EEEK! MY piccolo broke!"). I don't know much about this skit, since it's from 1969 and Ryan Dillon told me about it.

Hope this helps and have a good night!

BlueAM