LittleJerry92
Well-Known Member
- Joined
- Feb 14, 2007
- Messages
- 15,695
- Reaction score
- 7,710
It just doesn’t fit his image. That’s how I honestly feel.I don’t know about any of you guys but, Jim’s voice coming out of Grover is very trippy
It just doesn’t fit his image. That’s how I honestly feel.I don’t know about any of you guys but, Jim’s voice coming out of Grover is very trippy
Yeah, but the thing is, that’s literally the ONLY clip they re-used on the show. So the thing is, they kind of did waste a lot of the footage anyway.Isn't that first E&B skit from one of the pilots? ****, they did not waste footage.
I mean, they aren’t exactly THE Alphabeats - just Anything Muppets they closely resemble them. If anything, they look just about the same as the back-up greasers from “One Way.”An episode involving Don Music, plus the only time I know of where we see The Alphabeats without Little Chrissy.
https://muppet.fandom.com/wiki/Episode_1971
Also, the Alphabeats are dressed differently than usual (no red shirts), and there's an additional member who looks like one of the characters from the Street Garden Cooperation song.
Oooh, I would really love to see these episodes some day!Bad Barney's debut! Season 5 episode 546.
https://muppet.fandom.com/wiki/Episode_0546
EDIT: The other appearance of Bad Barney! Season 6 episode 723.
https://muppet.fandom.com/wiki/Episode_0723
This clip messed with my head. Seriously.Hmm, this is interesting. . . .
A pre-Elmo monster with Elmo's voice.
He really is. It’s those glasses that do it.One look at Bad Barney and you know he's a Richard Hunt character.
AAAHHH!!!! WAY TOO SIMILAR!!!Is it me, or did Richard Hunt perform some really ugly Muppets in the early days?
I rest my case!
THOSE EEEEYYYYEEEESSSSS
It’s a shame. Season 3 really got the worst out of the first three. A good portion of them are gone.Quite a few of the lost episodes are Snuffy-centric third season episodes.
Do keep in mind I called them last November and was told the episodes are only available for viewing for research purposes. But the woman I was speaking to at the time was unclear what I was talking about at that time, and some articles kind of throw off who’s allowed to watch them - some articles I see hint that they’re for the public. I was gonna follow up with another call at that time but chose not to just because I wanted to focus on other things in my life at the time. But after seeing these episodes previewed on the AAPB site, it made me tempted to try again in the future when I’m up for it (I’m hopeful I can use the “I’m a muppet wiki editor” excuse if research is still included with the episodes; if not, I’m willing to just let it go). But otherwise, take what I’m saying with a grain of saltWGBH, hmmm … that's where I live now. I'm still desperate to at least view Season 3 shows now catalogued on Muppet.Fandom.
I am REALLY tempted to use this whenever I see a post that I strongly disagree with.