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Can't wait for the show, Steve! Looking forward to the guest, whoever it is. :)

I'm actually kind of surprised about all the negative response to Segel taking on the Muppets, but none for the guy bringing us the Fraggles to the big screen who has yet to show us anything related to quality... and yes, I saw "Hoodwinked!" and "Doogal". Don't get me wrong - I'm optimistic...

I have a standard iHome, which has worked well for me for about two years now. That's dang nice, 'wood - where'd you purchase that?

LaMarche just isn't as well-known as Fallon, which is sadly unfortunate. I don't actually like Fallon, but I'm willing to give him the benefit of the doubt. There are so many better people for the job. I mean, heck... I remember seeing an interview with Paul Rudd where he said it was his...

It's interesting to think of whether or not Jim would ever direct a movie at Pixar. That would be one heck of a movie.

The idea itself of doing a Robin Williams impression just seems redundant to me.

Kimmel and Letterman aren't on NBC so this doesn't affect them.

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Conan HAD to have had some say in this. I have faith in Conan; therefore, I have faith in Fallon. Demetri Martin, Michael Ian Black or Andy Richter would have been much better, but I do think Fallon could do this right. Maybe this is the place he's meant to shine.

Why do cats suddenly appear, every time you are near? It freaks me out.

It's really about the same. Being that "Superbad" is a film about teenage boys, it's natural that there's a necessary, overly exaggerated emphasis on sex. "Forgetting Sarah Marshall", by the same token, is a film about adults dealing with different sexual situations, so it's considerably more...

Just got back from "Forgetting Sarah Marshall". The Muppets are in the safest of safe hands. I think the last scene that takes place in the bar (for anyone who's seen it) is one of the purest scenes I've seen in a romantic comedy in a long time.

I forgot what it was like to watch network television.

I like the oil idea. Although, not sure how it feels compared to the frog legs plot, which hit the Muppets close to home. This is more on a global scale, I guess.

It won't be. This is a great idea. It's simple. And there's a reason Jim said, "Simple is good." You can do more with a small plot than you can with a giant plot.

First of all, Appleglow? I'm going to start calling him that. Second of all, I'm glad you enjoyed it, but nobody on "Drillbit Taylor", including Seth Rogen, is working on the new Muppet movie (that is, as far as we know). The one you wanna check out next month is "Forgetting Sarah Marshall"...

Exactly. When all is said and done, I think it's safe to assure ourselves that we'll never see the Muppets using certain four-letter words.

That's why we make sure we're all clean before we get in.

Actually, I love that moment in "Muppets From Space". I don't think it was out of character, I think it's a hilarious example of Kermit's trying a new phrase out and just not getting it. That line would work with, say, Pepe or Clifford, but with Kermit, it just doesn't. I think it's a cute...

That's so cool, congrats! Just a bunch of wonderful, talented people. S'what it is. :sing: