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I felt the same way at first, but I've grown accustomed to the length. They couldn't have made it as long as F1940 as today's audience wouldn't take it for such a film. I think maybe a segment or two longer would have made for a better feature length. Do you know what they left out?

Since launch, I've made two updates; one last Friday, and one today. Including more video files, some 1990 articles, TV spots from the Odyssey Channel, some wallpaper and other stuff that I don't believe is anywhere else on the net currently.

Hey, me too :) Add the Beethoveen 5 to that, and those are my three favorite segments in F2000.

Hey, cool! Now do this for every other episode and put it all up on your own site!

Trying to get myself violated elsewhere apparently !!

Point being it's obviously him and here we are giving him attention again, which is -- as has been pointed out -- exactly what he wants. His IP is being logged so the Admins will take care of it.

I was at the Smithsonian in the spring/summer of 97 and I don't think I knew to look for Kermit then. :(

Whoah, when did MC get so x-rated? I feel so violated!

I thought we decided to ignore him.

Yeah, I figured as such, but MAN (!), he just looks ALL mucked up! Disturbingly so :( :eek:

Who was, John?

Yeah, the Muppets and Jim said h*ll all over the place. In the ad to sell The Muppet Show, GMC, Gorch. It's just on this board that we're not allowed to say it.

What I'd like to know is what's John Lovelady been doing since he left the Muppets?

Star Trek has Kirk Thatcher.

I can't wait for the day that Conan has Gonzo on the show. He's clearly a fan of the Muppets as evidenced by all the references. Plus he's just the right age to have been able to appreciate them in the height of their greatness, and well, his humour probably came in part from the Muppets. He did...

Material things with which I tend to obsess over...Jim Henson's Muppets Bryan Adams John Williams Philip Glass Superman Star Trek theatrical Disney animated films film music DVDs and CDs

See that? I apparently never paid attention to the names of the songs in Labyrinth. I should like to check out those videos as my interest in Bowie has grown of late. Especially since Philip Glass used two of his and Brian Eno's albums as the basis for two contemporary symphonies.

Jim Henson is dead. What's disrespectful about that? Lynch's intentions are quite the contrary if you were to listen to the song.

Make sure you have QuickTime installed. If you do, try saving it to your desktop and playing it from there; especially if your browser is trying to play it directly.

Are these Labyrinth related?