Recent content by AndyWan Kenobi

Yes--the original poster kindly sold it to me, and I am very happy with the purchase!

I don't think they sold for that much. The seller "relisted the same or similar" using the same picture. Then that one didn't sell. I think the original sale is likely fraudulent (multiple accounts, working with partners to promote a higher price). Just my instinct, though.

Typically when I've seen them listed on eBay, they are in the $600-800 range as a pair. I lucked into Wilkins at an antique store in NJ for $25 about 10-15 years ago, and I lucked into a solitary Wontkins on eBay last month for about $100. So they are out there, and for considerably less than...

Hi. I just sent you a message about your jacket. I’d love to talk to you about it. Thanks!

And Elmo wishes it could be Picklemas EVERY DAY! :laugh:

I didn't see where they were available yet without a special preorder code, but it looked like they were between 50-100 pounds. But I'm not certain.

If you want to pay a bunch for VIP package, you can get them at Ticketmaster.co.uk right now. The VIP package includes Muppet meet-and-greet and a seat in the first ten rows! (Pricey--200-300 pounds)

Yeah, there was something very "Little Shop of Horrors" about Grover trying to figure out what to feed the plant. :)

Thanks! The whole thing was shot against a fabric green screen, then I picked out some appropriate high resolution images. Thanks for watching!

Hi All! Here is a video I made this week. It's a big "all-star charity single" that I think you'll enjoy. 8^) Andy

I'm guessing that it was just because last week's episode was a better general introduction to the season's theme of kindness. This one was about kindness, but it was more specific in focusing on Oscar and Slimey, while last week was about why it's great to be kind whenever you can. Sets up the...

Just supported at the $150 premiere reward level! What an amazing opportunity! I wonder if it will go back up or if it's staying at $150.

Thanks! Goes back a long time ago, on a lily pad far far away.

Excellent work! 8^)

That sounds like the inverse question to "How do you solve a problem like Maria?"