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No, Kermit should not have stayed silent! You make this out to be like anyone at anytime could and should be able to pick up A kermit puppet and preform him for anything! Which has been the mindset Disney has had since they bought the Muppets back in 2004. That is what Steve, and the other...

' Well that's very interesting! I know that for a long time there where talks that they where going to keep Rowlf silent after Jim's passing out of respect. I think there should be that same kind of respect in place for Richard, and Jerry, and now Steve. They are the ones that created these...

Well in my humble opinion Wembley, Rizzo, Bean, and any other character Steve has preformed, and helped create should remain silent. Until Steve can either come back or pick who he would like to take over the character for him.

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Well I don't know if Disney has read it or not but it has had more views than anything else I've posted. So that must count for something right?

An open letter to Disney https://themuppetmovement.wordpress.com/2017/08/03/an-open-letter-to-the-walt-disney-company/

Someone asked if David Rudmen had done any of Jim's characters, and the answer is YES. In Muppet Christmas Carol he preformed The Swedish Chef.

Why do I have A feeling that Eric or Peter would make a better Kermit?

Apparently I cant seem to touch my cheek with my tongue.....ive been at it for a good five minutes now!

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Well I have been criticized heavily for my thoughts on the fandom when it comes to Disney's Muppets. Since 2004 I've always thought the fans needed to become more united and be able to use that unity to have a large and loud voice regarding the Muppets. I have also felt that fan sites like this...

The comments on his last two posts have been very difficult and down right rude.

hasnt been two years now?

Well they do have that live concert at the Hollywood Bowl, and I'm sure Steve is not going to be there. Plus Kermit is the main character of the Muppets, and he would have to be recast-ed.

Well I think that Steve is thinking that this is a bit like the issue the Muppets had in 2004. If I recall correctly, fans where the one who spearheaded that whole issue, and I think that is what Steve is wanting to happen with this current issue as well.

Yes I honestly think so. I think that is the real reason he even started his blog in the first place. He is not calling out for a boycott of the Muppets or Disney, but from all of his posts it seems like it's been one giant call to action to Muppet fans. Just my thought.

I think that what Steve has been indirectly saying is that we in fact do have an influence on what Disney does or dose not do.

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Then why would he be fighting so hard for the integrity of the characters?