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Yep, being 24 I fall somewhere between II and III as well. While The Muppet Show, Muppet Babies and Fraggle Rock were defining shows, Sesame Street was probably the most influencing. But even then, not as prominent as the three films. To me, growing up, those movies are what defined the Muppets...

It already is, go watch it! :cool:

I'd say go to town. The Henson people have a good history of reading their mail, and sometimes they reply. I would attach artwork with the intentions of it being a gift (so long as it's not your artistic interpretation of a letter bomb, heh :crazy: :sympathy: ), but don't expect a professional...

Oh well. I've just got Louise on the mind, and like I said, it's been a while since I've heard it.

Hey Tom, do you mean this box set? I've never seen it for sale online anywhere other than the HMV site. That's where I purchased mine.

It's been a while since I've heard it, Louise Gold maybe? I'm all goofy over that sexy babe :flirt: but I'm still rusty on IDing the female performers.

Here are a couple more Tommie avatars.... http://scarecroe.com/files/tommie_avatar_02.gif http://scarecroe.com/files/tommie_avatar_03.gif

Here you go... email: fanmail@henson.com snail mail: [addressee] c/o The Jim Henson Co. P.O. Box 20726 New York, NY 10023-1488 USA

Tommie, how's this one? http://scarecroe.com/files/tommie_avatar.gif Warrick, yeah your site is the first one I went to, but I found that picture everywhere and I thought the user Tommie might like to have a picture that's not used so much on the web.

Do you have a larger version of that pic? If so, email it to me at the address I provided earlier. If not, I'll just work with that one.

You mean you want it animated? Send it on over to me, and I'll see what I can do. srh@nospam.shore.net (remove the obvious)

Wondering if Frank will voice the little green Jedi Master, I am.

I saw these this morning, thanks for posting :D Neither one says whether or not they're using the same print as was used on the previous edition; my bet is that they are. I'll eventually be picking them up, but can't afford them for a while. I look forward to you posting your comparison...

I love the barebones version of Kermitage that's live now, but just to be clear, nowhere on the sites does it claim to have every character from The Muppet Show. There are quite a few missing including Koozbane creatures :concern:

Something along the same lines that was much better was "Mickey Mousercise" years ago on the Disney Channel. It had the female Jane Fonda-type host that led the kids in a series of excercises to start their day. They even had the full body Mickey, Goofy and Donald come in to do one or two sets...

For me, growing up, Mister Rogers and Sesame Street went together like butter and toast. When I thought of one, I thought of the other. I became much of who I am today in part thanks to his contribution to public education via entertainment. Rest In Peace, Mr. Rogers... and a job well done, sir.

Heh, I suppose that would be true ;) I posted about it at TP, but basically the show's just a waste of time. There's no magic, and it's all hyper-charged glitter meant to keep your kid wired. There's zero reason why there needs to be a tiny tot version of Amercian Bandstand on TV :rolleyes...

So the simple version of the answer to my question is that Jim's Ernie sang it with Aaron Neville on the episodic show. Sheesh :attitude: :smirk:

Great, but again, who is the duet *with*? Ernie? If so, is it Jim or Steve?

You're only slightly :confused: confused. Shawn Colvin is a female :flirt: