TitleEdit

This article was created nearly three years ago, but there's no real source for the title. It's a one-shot sketch, and in fact these days we try to discourage articles for those, but it's reasonably detailed and fondly remembered and doesn't fit into any of our existing sketch slots. In the actual sketch, the director says "All right, places please for the Little Miss Muffet number." So what should we call this? Go with that and use "The Little Miss Muffet Number?" Or, if we're going to use a label for convenience over accuracy, "Little Miss Muffet Play" is closer without any "The" implying it's official or confusion as to what's meant by "Number." We usually go with the most literal and accurate label, but I wanted to know what others thought before moving. -- Andrew Leal (talk) 22:53, October 19, 2009 (UTC)

No one's chimed in, I think it works here or at one of the titles you suggested, so I'd say go with your best choice. —Scott (talk) 23:01, October 27, 2009 (UTC)

Tuffet Running GagEdit

I noticed a running gag in this sketch. Each time Miss Muffet sits down, the tuffet goes "crunch" and the character reacts to it. Check it out: clip

Would this gag be okay to add to this page or is it too minor of a detail to bother with?

Josh 12:42, 28 February 2009 (UTC)