The RHLC!

[MeepBorkMeep]

Alright, I have a kind of off-topic question. We're good at those, no? Anyway, which disk of FR season 1 is the documentary on?
Haha MBM, that reminded me a little of Erin's view of Elmo coming after Richard for getting rid of him. Remembeer that one?

Everyone here is wrong. It's disk five, the one with Wembley on it.

Yeah, Erin's view was strangely accurate. I loved his little daily planner. Speaking of Elmo, I'm doing this MuppetFest project for my guild (what a dork, I know), and I was re-reading the wikia site, and after Elmo does his Ernie impression, and everyone starts applauding, he suddenly yells "Thank you! Thank you! Money! Throw Money!" If that's not evil Elmo, I don't know what is.

 

[Fragglemuppet]

Well of all the...
Wouldn't you know I looked on just about every other disk for it! I figured that it wouldn't be on that one, because that's where all the interviews were. I figured that the DVD was the special features, know what I mean?
Thanks though.

 

[Muppet Newsgirl]

Tee hee...I had a good chuckle over Richard's nightmare about Elmo (er, sorry about that, birthday boy). But I think we need to keep Elmo away from the party until it's over; it would be a bad thing if our ghost...er, guest of honor got scared to death...ooh, bad choice of words.

It's kind of the way they do DVD sets these days. If the special features aren't on the same disc as the main stuff, they've been parked on a separate disc, usually the last one in the set.

 

[CensoredAlso]

I was in a Barnes and Noble this morning and found Roscoe Orman's (Sesame Street's Gordon) autobiography. I was surprised, I didn't even know he'd written a book! It looks really interesting but just wanted to point out one thing. He mentions reading a book with his child; a Sesame Street book that was about one of his favorite Sesame Street characters, Richard's Hunt Forgetful Jones (he mentions Richard by name like that). Very touching

One other random thing, I went on Muppet Wiki, and noticed the 1993 Sesame Street album We Are All Earthlings was dedicated in memory to Richard. That's nice, I wish I could still find that album!

Still, I did find the Sesame Street DVD Sing, Hoot, and Howl where Gladys introduces the "We Are All Earthlings" song. That's a really good DVD, it's from 1991 so Gladys has a big part.

 

[Fragglemuppet]

That video sounds great! So, did you but the book?

 

[CensoredAlso]

I didn't yet, I'm trying to save money. Maybe I'll add it to my Christmas list!

 

[Skye]

That is very cool about Roscoe's autobiography. Forgetful Jones is pretty cool! And it is very touching that he mentioned Richard by name. I really love that the Sesame Street album was dedicated to the memory of Richard. That is really sweet. And I agree with Kate... that video sounds awesome. Very cute that Gladys has a big part in it!

 

[MeepBorkMeep]

Awesome video. Hey, maybe someone'll put it up on YouTube.

I have a simple request. I got an old "Muppets On Puppets" book, and it had the cutest picture of Richard ever. if anybody knows how to post pictures on the internet for people to see, I'd be happy to email it to you.

 

[CensoredAlso]

Yeah it would be cool if we could see that photo.

Speaking of Gladys, I remember as a kid always being confused about whether Gladys was a girl or boy. Because she had a girl's name but I always thought she sounded more like a guy! lol

 

[Skye]

Yeah, MBM... I actually don't know how to post pictures on the internet, but I would love to see the picture! It sounds great.

Heralde, that's really funny. One of the first things I noticed about Richard that kind of surprised me was that he did seem to have a bit of a problem with making female character's voices sound girly... but it's understandable too, obviously. I do think it's really cute, too.