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Rest in peace, Mr. Williams. I still can't believe that you have left us. :cry: Here's one piece we typically don't remember Robin for, but we should:

That certainly is one snazzy print of Kermit! :)

Looks cool! :) I haven't seen much (or possibly any) of THM merchandise.

I am utterly appalled by the film, because it's just what any other popular franchise needs: ANOTHER REBOOT. :rolleyes: On the contrary, Mirage Studios was based out of my hometown! :excited: There used to be a museum in the area that had TMNT statues on display. It's an AT&T store now, but the...

Yeah, I heard and actually, the picture is from Varekai! :D Can't wait to see what this partnership with Cirque brings... :dreamy:

How many of you have seen or want to see a Cirque du Soleil show? Which one was it, or which one do you want to see? I've seen Michael Jackson: The Immortal World Tour and I'm going to see Varekai this June. :)

Found this pic that shows what the Fozzie scene would've looked like. It also appears to be right after the Robin scene, but I'm beginning to think the scenes could be reordered depending on how many were used at a specific venue due to space constraints...

I am so steaming mad reading that... :rolleyes: I clearly would've said Frank Oz, but I guess it's like the general acceptance of how ANYTHING Muppet-y is for babies... :mad: Besides, the fact that they called you out for not knowing anything about Muppets is ridiculous... It's like saying...

Having seen Sclrap Flyapp on YouTube, (finally!!!) it's not all that scary, (I expected it to be a lot worse) but it's kind of unnerving when the music pauses and "SCLRAP FLYAPP" in that guttural voice fills the silence with those glowing eyes... I still have to say Hugga Wugga looks creepier...

That's some great work you've got there! :)

Nice work, man! We did, however, uncover that the car show preview (top picture) had a marquee! I have to applaud you for that! ;)

It's OK if you don't really remember it. In fact, that's the fun part about unearthing history like this; everybody has a chance to contribute their two cents. - Anyway, Gonzo appeared as cameraman in every scene, leading me to believe that there was an actual camera concealed inside the prop...

I have almost the entire Saltimbanco album (original copy) stuck in my head on a regular basis... if not, then just the Russian Swing music ("Barock") :rolleyes:

Very funny you should mention that as the Beau Rivage in Biloxi actually presented the Cirque show Alegria (originally was a touring show, then took up residence) for two years before it headed off to Australia. The show is being retired at the end of 2013...

Very interesting work... I feel as though I only had 13 hours to say that... :laugh:

You're welcome ever so much for finding the thread! It makes me so proud to unearth all these photos and bits and pieces of information... Just call it my little contribution to MC. :) BTW, what did you remember from the exhibit?

On "Business Business", when the green creature starts his first line, the blue creatures mouth opens, almost as if Jim forgot it was Jerry's line...

Hey, Digit needs love too. He's just made of total 80's rad (Max Headroom, anyone?)! - I can't really pick a favorite, but you just can't go wrong with Kermit. :)

Here's a video of Imaginactive TV (The second show we performed):

This kinda reminds me of the post-Sam and Friends early Muppets stuff. I can just imagine some weird creatures like Java or Business Business (and perfectly timed explosions).:D "Brick House" by the Commodores. I know it's obvious, but just sayin'... :rolleyes: