Jeffrey Gray
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Re: Re: Yoda and The Muppet Show references
Ummm...that's the OTHER nightmare episode...
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punkNpuppets
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Re: i hate crank yankers!
come on!!!!!!!!!!!Originally posted by crazy ernie
crank yankers has put big bird on the side of a kfc bucket, and protray him as a smoker.
punkNpuppets
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jeff - what's the episode called? i want to see if it caused any controversey!
Couple more
On Histeria! (a cool education show no longer on the WB, replced locally by crummy saved by the bell ripoffs) there were two I know of:
One episode Toast was interviewing LBJ and the censor brought up that he founded PBS, Toast replies.. "Whoooa!! Yo created those boring British dudes and those Tickle me Spazz out Puppets?!?!?"
On another a character called Froggo was reffered to by Julius Caesar as "Kermit."
On the 1995 version of the Casper cartoons, Stretch tells the viewers theat he promises to give them the greatest knowledge ever known, and says something like, Does Sesame Street promise this?
On the long forgotten Mother Goose and Grimm cartoon, Grimmy builds a big bird trap (a BIG BIRD trap) and whispers to Attilla the cat, Attilla answers back, "No! I do not know how to get to sesame Street!"
Even though I hate Full House (except Joey!) I'll mention these:
On one episode, one of them told Michell that 2 and a half hours is "One Mr. Rogers and two Sesame Streets"
ANother, Joey did an impersonation of Kermit (for those who don't know Joey, aka Dave Coulier did the voices of Animal, Bunsen Honeydew, Statler and Waldorf on Muppet Babies)
On Histeria! (a cool education show no longer on the WB, replced locally by crummy saved by the bell ripoffs) there were two I know of:
One episode Toast was interviewing LBJ and the censor brought up that he founded PBS, Toast replies.. "Whoooa!! Yo created those boring British dudes and those Tickle me Spazz out Puppets?!?!?"
On another a character called Froggo was reffered to by Julius Caesar as "Kermit."
On the 1995 version of the Casper cartoons, Stretch tells the viewers theat he promises to give them the greatest knowledge ever known, and says something like, Does Sesame Street promise this?
On the long forgotten Mother Goose and Grimm cartoon, Grimmy builds a big bird trap (a BIG BIRD trap) and whispers to Attilla the cat, Attilla answers back, "No! I do not know how to get to sesame Street!"
Even though I hate Full House (except Joey!) I'll mention these:
On one episode, one of them told Michell that 2 and a half hours is "One Mr. Rogers and two Sesame Streets"
ANother, Joey did an impersonation of Kermit (for those who don't know Joey, aka Dave Coulier did the voices of Animal, Bunsen Honeydew, Statler and Waldorf on Muppet Babies)
Boober_Baby
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Fraggle Rock references? Yes sir!
I'm sorry if someone already posted these on page 3, or 5... or 72, but I just don't have time to check out every page! So here's hoping I'm being somewhat original here! (And I wanna see that Family Guy episode where they say that!)
In a Friends episode (can't remember which one) I think... Joey (??? Maybe it was Chandler... I so don't remember this episode) has a girlfriend, and she has a really odd name so one of the 'friends' says "Is she from Fraggle Rock?"
And then a few years ago there was a reference on SNL. It was during that Hard Ball or Hard Talk or Hard Something or other, with Matt... something (I have a great memory, don't I? XP). I dunno, it was like a parody of all those hardcore political talk programs, and Chris Kattan was acting like an idiot so the head guy, Matt Something said "This debate is for adults! Go back to Fraggle Rock!"
^_^ Debo
I'm sorry if someone already posted these on page 3, or 5... or 72, but I just don't have time to check out every page! So here's hoping I'm being somewhat original here! (And I wanna see that Family Guy episode where they say that!)
In a Friends episode (can't remember which one) I think... Joey (??? Maybe it was Chandler... I so don't remember this episode) has a girlfriend, and she has a really odd name so one of the 'friends' says "Is she from Fraggle Rock?"
And then a few years ago there was a reference on SNL. It was during that Hard Ball or Hard Talk or Hard Something or other, with Matt... something (I have a great memory, don't I? XP). I dunno, it was like a parody of all those hardcore political talk programs, and Chris Kattan was acting like an idiot so the head guy, Matt Something said "This debate is for adults! Go back to Fraggle Rock!"
^_^ Debo
punkNpuppets
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this is not from a tv show OR a movie, it's from a song. Dead Kennedy's "MTV Get Off The Air" ----
See the latest rejects from the Muppet Show
Wag their t**s and their d**ks
As they lip-synch on screen
There's something I don't like
About a band who always smiles
Another tax write-off
For some schmuck who doesn't care
MTV GET OFF THE AIR
See the latest rejects from the Muppet Show
Wag their t**s and their d**ks
As they lip-synch on screen
There's something I don't like
About a band who always smiles
Another tax write-off
For some schmuck who doesn't care
MTV GET OFF THE AIR
Cosby
Anyone ever see Cosby (not the Cosby show, the 1990's CBS sitcom)? I can think of some there
On one episode, Hilton (Cosby) and Griffin (Doug E. Doug) are coaching a boys basketball team. One kid starts harassing another, and calls him a girl for playing with dolls. The other kid assures him that they're action figures. The first kid says, "Since when is Tickle Me Elmo an action figure?"
Another one, Griffin is watching a kid, and he says, "Yah like Elmo? Barney's a punk! Elmo rules" or something to that extent.
Some things of interrest:
Elmo himself made an appearance in Cosby (in an episode where Griffin dreams of being rich and famous).
Likewise, Doug E. Doug (who plays Griffin) appeared on Sesame last year as Baby Bear's barber.
Sesame Street and Cosby are both taped at the same studio.
Cosby featured the last performances by Madaline Kahn, who was on the Muppet Show, the Muppet Movie (as Telly Savalas's Girlfiend) and on Sesame Street.
Anyone ever see Cosby (not the Cosby show, the 1990's CBS sitcom)? I can think of some there
On one episode, Hilton (Cosby) and Griffin (Doug E. Doug) are coaching a boys basketball team. One kid starts harassing another, and calls him a girl for playing with dolls. The other kid assures him that they're action figures. The first kid says, "Since when is Tickle Me Elmo an action figure?"
Another one, Griffin is watching a kid, and he says, "Yah like Elmo? Barney's a punk! Elmo rules" or something to that extent.
Some things of interrest:
Elmo himself made an appearance in Cosby (in an episode where Griffin dreams of being rich and famous).
Likewise, Doug E. Doug (who plays Griffin) appeared on Sesame last year as Baby Bear's barber.
Sesame Street and Cosby are both taped at the same studio.
Cosby featured the last performances by Madaline Kahn, who was on the Muppet Show, the Muppet Movie (as Telly Savalas's Girlfiend) and on Sesame Street.
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ARGH!
Man, Dr. Tooth - you took ALL my family guy quotes I was going to use! What a great show. I especially like the one about "Is the Count a Vampire?" that's classic.
Jeremy
Man, Dr. Tooth - you took ALL my family guy quotes I was going to use! What a great show. I especially like the one about "Is the Count a Vampire?" that's classic.
Jeremy