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Why do you suppose the main cut of TMM is missing the first line of the final verse of Moving Right Along, the one that goes "Do I see signs of man? 'Welcome' on the same post that says 'Come Back Again.'" Do you think it was something for time, or did they just deliberately shorten the song a...

My favorite would have to be where Scooter has him singing "It's Not Where You Start" way too fast. :sympathy:

Basically any time they put him up against Oscar; the two of them made a perfect pair, especially during Sneak Peak Previews and Big Bird Goes to China. :grouchy:

You should synchronize it with video of the characters (either actual footage or your own animations) if you can; that would make it even better (and it is great with just audio).

My mother would always go nuts and sing along with that song, which would drive me crazy.

I remember reading this one book with the main characters when I was younger, but don't remember the title, perhaps the following description can jog someone's memory: Dr. Bunsen Honeydew creates a whole bunch of small chomping creatures to clean up the Muppet Theater, but they work all too...

I'm curious, if anyone here's had expeirence burning DVDs in the past, would it be possible if you possessed an earlier VHS copy of this to burn it over the version presented here if you were dissatisfied with it without messing up the rest of the special features on the disc, (or by extension...

I do recall that a couple of times at the end of these, the video would stop prematurely at various places, although the audio would keep going through till the cymbal's final fadeout. So this left us sometimes with the numbers enlarged but still definable, and, more rarely, the spies stayed on...

In fact, to the best of my knowledge, Bob Iger's said nothing about his latest properties. Depending on how one choses to look at, that could be good or bad.

Who has this book? According to the sleeve it was released last year and is basically a collection of quotes by Jim, his characters, and those who knew him, with an introduction by Cheryl Henson. I had the good fortune to pick it up a few weeks back at my sister's college's bookstore, and...

I feel Sam reached his pinnacle in Muppet Treasure Island; I die laughing when we see him still testing out that lifeboat (exactly how far did he row it out, we have to wonder) and upon establishing contact with the others remarks, "By the way, this Long John Silver fellow might not be...

What I would really like are interviews with anyone connected with the show's early years who's still alive to give descriptions on how certain characters and sketches evolved they way they did (e.g., while there seems to be several strong theories on how Don Music was retired, I'd be interested...

Ever wonder if and how any of the myriad of Muppet characters might be related to each other? Here are some of my theories: -I think Doc Bullfrog is probably Kermit's uncle. That would easily explain why Kermit would be spending Christmas Eve at the Riverside Rest. -Fozzie and Chuck...

It also seems to work the other way too; sometimes the Fraggles seem to know his name's Junior, and other times he's simply "a Gorg" to them. :smirk:

As long as they don't get held up by copyrights, that would be great. I'd like to see Timepiece and The Cube released along with any more adult Henson releases--if they don't get they own releases, of course.

Unless they were to somehow explain it off by saying Earl dreamed this specific apocalypse ala Newhart. Dippy, to be sure, but you never know...

Wonderful, wonderful, wonderful. That's one less Christmas present to worry about. :smirk:

If the celebrities in question are already dead, it shouldn't be as much of a problem.

As long as they stick within reason to Henson's idea of promoting world unity, I feel, they should be in good shape with audiences.

Was the elegant Ms. Huxstetter supposed to be any species in particular, or just a strange humanoid along the lines of Scooter, for example?