@TherealRNO Oh, yeah! Now I remember! He also did Mufasa in The Lion King! But I didn't know that he did Uncle Remus. I thought that was someone named James Basket or something like that name.
@TherealRNO: It was James Basket, but the way he sang and performed was James Earl Jones-esque. In fact, watch later clips of James Earl Jones (for instance, American Legends) and you'll notice a striking resemblance between the two persons. Perhaps they'll really the same guy with a name change, since Basket was banned from Song of the South's release due to the prejudice of the times, whilst Jones is considered a part of Americana.
@TherealRNO: It was James Basket, but the way he sang and performed was James Earl Jones-esque. In fact, watch later clips of James Earl Jones (for instance, American Legends) and you'll notice a striking resemblance between the two persons. Perhaps they'll really the same guy with a name change, since Basket was banned from Song of the South's release due to the prejudice of the times, whilst Jones is considered a part of Americana.
Ernie and Bert - The Odd Couple
nellie2581 2 months ago
those monsters were freaky. I would have been scared as a kid.
kll510 11 months ago
Listen sonny!
cyberspektor7 1 year ago
I meant fewer frogs of course!
nigelstephen 1 year ago
Strictly speaking there are FEWER monsters than frogs Kermit! You Americans and your English eh?!
nigelstephen 1 year ago
@ZNKChannel JEJ was the voice of Darth Vader.
llllllllllll99999999 1 year ago
James Earl Jones... name sounds familiar, but doesn't ring a bell. Did he ever have any Muppet and/or Disney experience?
ZNKChannel 1 year ago
@ZNKChannel: Uncle Remus (Song of the South) & Darth Vader (Star Wars). XD
TherealRNO 10 months ago
@TherealRNO Oh, yeah! Now I remember! He also did Mufasa in The Lion King! But I didn't know that he did Uncle Remus. I thought that was someone named James Basket or something like that name.
ZNKChannel 10 months ago
@TherealRNO: It was James Basket, but the way he sang and performed was James Earl Jones-esque. In fact, watch later clips of James Earl Jones (for instance, American Legends) and you'll notice a striking resemblance between the two persons. Perhaps they'll really the same guy with a name change, since Basket was banned from Song of the South's release due to the prejudice of the times, whilst Jones is considered a part of Americana.
TherealRNO 10 months ago
@TherealRNO Also when SOTS was released in 1948, and James Earl Jones was only 17 at that time!
HCShannon 1 month ago
@HCShannon: That too.
TherealRNO 1 month ago
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@TherealRNO: It was James Basket, but the way he sang and performed was James Earl Jones-esque. In fact, watch later clips of James Earl Jones (for instance, American Legends) and you'll notice a striking resemblance between the two persons. Perhaps they'll really the same guy with a name change, since Basket was banned from Song of the South's release due to the prejudice of the times, whilst Jones is considered a part of Americana.
TherealRNO 10 months ago
COOKIE MONSTER!
CadillacL 1 year ago
Gosh, they're trippin, man!
SnugglySara 1 year ago
Gee... when the monsters start arriving they play that scary music.... you'd think that'd scare kids, eh?? heh heh
jzerony 2 years ago
lol "Now not a peep outta you, sonny!"
swingindoorspro 2 years ago
Kermit was about to get rolled there
yaziyo 2 years ago
Batman? When was he on Sesame Street?
1990babyface 2 years ago
That 'crossing the street' skit.
Hondo20132 2 years ago
@1990babyface: Think Adam West. XD
TherealRNO 10 months ago
Kermit was a regular so why did Ernie say he was a guest?
MIKECNW 2 years ago
It probably wasn't yet decided whether or not he'd be a guest.
CDCB2 2 years ago
Nice annotations!
antsamthompson9 2 years ago 2