The novelty of Count von Count’s incessant counting finally wearing thin, Kermit opts out of yet another Sesame Street maths class taking full advantage of a cord and nearby open window.
The Count looks upwards at Kermit’s corpse later on and laughs: “One dead Kermit! Ah Ah Ah!” before proceeding to see if he can make his leg twitch (hey, they even do experiments on dead frogs in high school, okay? Nothing wrong with poking a dead frog.) The snow is a minor continuity flaw outside of my control; I believe such things have been attributed to von Count’s grandfather in the past (see following Wikipedia quote:)
The Count’s former girlfriend, Countess von Backwards, was known for counting backwards. More recently he has been seen with a new girlfriend, Countess Dahling Von Dahling. His brother and mother have made appearances on the show. His grandparents also made an appearance. When Grandma Count laughs, it rains. When Grandpa Count laughs, it snows.
Fine, you come up with a better caption/explanation for the first image above!
p.s. Muppets are probably the most brilliant animated/puppet characters ever to grace screens across the world. Just to get that out there in case anyone would deny it.
A strange chorus of “jump! jump! jump! jump!” comes from both within and without of the window and as Kermitt prepares to jump away from Miss Piggy he catches on the window frame…
So as Kermitt croaks his last the sheer envy for those left living sends him a strangely bright shade of green…
But of course this pales against the grey (well yellow…) sandstone in the winter morning sun.
The puppets themselves are okay, I suppose, but not the show’s agenda (I’m not referring to the teaching element). Playschool is the same.
Hmmm, I would have to say that the Americans should learn to say z (zead) instead of zeeeeeeee… but hey!
= why I wasn’t allowed to watch Sesame Street. From the looks of things, I didn’t miss out on anything. :p
Ok now I am almost as lame as the people who post the articles on wikipedia because i read them, but the one on Count von Count is kinda cool!
There is a Unix utility called countmail, written by NetBSD founder Charles M. Hannum, whose purpose is to count the user’s new e-Mail messages. But instead of simply displaying the number it will output e.g. FOURTEEN! FOURTEEN MAIL MESSAGES! HAHAHAHAHA!
Josh you SOOOOOOOO need to put that on your computer! PLEASE!