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Yeah. The thing is, I bought it last November thinking that I wouldn't be able to find it anywhere else. Then I kept seeing it everywhere for less. :o

In the parks, it will probably cost around $20. I bought my copy in MGM. In retrospect, I paid too much for it, though I'm just glad to have it nonetheless.

That's true. It is a fantasy movie and I suppose anything can happen. Though given the visuals of the movie, I don't think there is any support for sustained flight. Somehow, this reminds me of one of the professors at my college. :p

It doesn't look as though such small wings should be able to support flying relative to the size of (what I assume is) the average Gelfling. Gliding, yes. It really just seemed as though the wings were only handy in breaking a fall.

Agree... And why does ESPN show hot dog eating contests? Are Americans so bad off that hot dog eating qualifies as a sport? FOX News has a conservative bias, but most news networks have a liberal bias.

Excitement! Robin, Lew Zealand, Sweetums, the Electric Mayhem, Rowlf, Scooter... Wow! I can't even form real, complete sentences to describe the happiness. :flirt:

I don't know what Muppets you're describing, but the only Muppet Movie I can think of that featured a ship was Muppet Treasure Island. And it came out around eleven years ago.

I always liked Paddington. I remember going to London when I was younger and visiting Paddington Station. It was a sweet experience.

Well, even the name, Bratz implies a negative behavior/image. I'm not saying that I judge things solely on name... but give me a break. That alone gives obnoxious vibes. If a pre-established character already has certain character traits, then by all means, they should keep them. It annoys me...

I think that it's only fair that we judge based on the product that's given. This new special certainly has some big shoes to fill if we look at it solely compared to past projects. I don't think we'll ever see another MFC, but it's okay to embrace the new as long as it is a good quality...

That was really sweet. Nice observations on your part as well. I wish I could have seen that video.

I love Rowlf and I wish Rowlf were a bigger part of the Muppets now.... Don't get me wrong on that note, but I fell as though Rowlf really connected with the rest of the group as much as I wish he were back in the Muppet Show days. He was there, but he was hardly seen backstage (where a lot of...

That's true, though what I mean is to ink over the pencils and then erase the pencils once you're finished. It's nice that you're so confidant with your inking. Lots of people find it really hard to draw with pens.

I love both expressions but I especially love Kermit's expression. For some reason, it really makes me think of Kermit from Muppet Babies. :flirt: I suggest that before you ink your lettering you pencil them first to make sure you've spelled everything and written everything correctly...

I've been thinking about Scooter lately and how important he was on The Muppet Show. But as time went on, even before Richard Hunt's passing he was downplayed in Muppet productions. When I think of Scooter, I think of him fitting right in with the "main group" of Muppets with Kermit, Fozzie...

When I say relatively new, I mean it's developed in the past 30 years or so. If you look at cartoons, comics, or films pre-80s, you really don't see that type of character. Or, if there were such a thing, I think it would have been to quirky to be considered a label.

I didn't forget... that's what the ....ect. was there for. ;) The Goth-girl label is a relatively new label too. I guess it's an example of how the label world has expanded. (And in all this talk about labels, let me make a disclaimer, I don't approve of labels, especially in real life, but...

Yeah. I think that's the major problem. I guess it's like hearing the punchline without the rest of the joke. It might be funny to see Miss Piggy karate chop Kermit, but that's not the only part of their relationship.

I think that the writers have been trying too hard with the Miss Piggy/Kermit dynamic. It's as though they've gone so far in their writing that it's lazy. It's like saying "Things aren't funny? Let's make the pig psycho!" Some people blame Piggy for being downright abusive. Some people blame...

We didn't even have PBS as far as I know. The only time I remember being able to watch Sesame Street was at my grandparent's house.