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ask and ye shall receive..... http://www.muppetcentral.com/articles/editorials/widescreen.shtml I can also tell you from personal experience that Great Muppet Caper is WAY better in widescreen. I believe the same can be said for MCC and MTI. if there's one thing that Jim and Brian both did...

For those lucky enough to have one, nothing will ver compete with the original Fisher Price Animal puppet. one of these days I'm going to buy another on ebay and make an Animal replica.

*bump* still trying to get my hands on a copy of this. Anybody got it? Is there anybody who can help a brother out? Heck, even if you can just send me the audio from it that would be cool enough. --Matt

Hey now, no bad mouthing the Kermit poser....or he will bite you....with his beak!

Photo for Fozzie was up when I looked at it. Fozzie doesn't look half bad (For a Fozzie product), but my god what happened to Beaker?

Awesome job. How did you do the hair and mustache?

no, I think the thing is a bit of a scam. They're running another thing on facebook where if they 'reach a bazillion likes' they'll post a chance to win tickets to an early screening but they have ticker on the middle of the page that says the number is like 998,000 and constantly growing but...

if you just got o Muppets.com the thing doesn't come up. If you use the link someone posted above it does. FYI. Though in two days none of the bars have actually changed.

Spirit hoods, for when you want pockets and a hood but without all that jacket-y coat-y stuff in the way....sorry, I just don't get it. Does anybody where these? Do they really think they look cool? Are they really comfortable?

hmm...when I follow that link all I get is a blank screen. heard the "halfway down" cover but didn't care much for it. For my money, it really isn't a 'Muppet' song originally and the only reason it is so popular when the Muppets did it is because of what Jerry Nelson brought to it. I may...

meh. This line doesn't do much for me. I think I would pass on Muppets done in this way. might be pick up the band, but probably not. I'd rather see something L ittle closer to what Palisades did.

I think the answer here is to each their own. For me, I think the first Muppet Movie is one of the most personal things Jim ever did and I think every thing that he wanted people to get out of the Muppets is in THAT movie. Consequently it set the standard for the other films. Caper is the...

not tooooo obvious, but check out the banjos at the 0.21 mark.

I also like the return of Gonzo's sweater vest. --Matt

If you look at the screen cap Toughpigs has on their website you cam just see Floyd's mustache and arm just behind Piggy. It is odd to me that neither Gonzo or Rowlf are in that shot however.

I kind of understand it. I face the same thing at our library. Some Sesame Street stuff is filed under 'S'. But there are some specific titles (Big Bird in China/Japan, Abby in Wonderland, Elmo's World, etc.) that are under they're respective first letter. One hand, it's very frustrating...

Hey guys, Anybody here who buys stuff on eBay, could you keep your eyes peeled for a few specific puppets? Some puppets were stolen from a friend of mine's home and he is desperate to get them back. Some of the character's can be seen here...

I've seen these. It's kind of like the card game war but with various licneses. I got a Lord of the Rings one put in my wife's christmas stocking one year. Might be fun to see a Muppet one. --Matt

First off, I think this is an interesting thread because the reality is that, as franchise, The Muppets fall into this weird category of never having gone away been never having been around much lately. It's like when you talk about "the muppet show" with Joe Ordinary he will inevitably tell...

Cool. Scooter and Lew. Two of my faves.