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So that's what he said? It's so different when you see it in print. Maybe I should keep the closed captioning on when watch the shows. Oh wait, they don't have any.

How easy is it to track down this CDROM? I've actually never heard of this, having only recently gotten back into the world of Muppets. If it cannot be found through normal methods, anyone else got an extra copy sitting on their parent's computer desk gathering dust?

Always attempt to return it to the place of purchase first. Palisades will help from time to time, but they prefer that you return it to your retailer first. The retailers are more likely able to get a replacement for you more quickly and it keeps Palisades from being flooded with too many...

I got an e-mail that Suncoast (and I'm assuming it's family of MediaPlay, Sam Goody, Musicland, etc.) will be having free shipping this weekend starting Thursday. So if you want to save a few bucks, I'd wait until then.

FYI, ElectricMayhem9, Reporter Kermit is already planned for the Planet Koozebane playset for series 5, I believe.

Back in college I used to keep pizza in my cupboard, since I shared an apartment with 5 other guys and wanted to keep it out of the way, plus there was never room in the fridge. I'd eat pizza from the box for several days -- nuking it first. I can't stand cold food that should be hot or vice...

Yes, but you saw what happened when Bart, Milhouse, and Martin all pooled their money to buy that comic book. I mean once we all bought it, how would we decide who gets to keep the Muppets on which days?

You've got some great points. Messing with established characters to make them "hipper" is what ruins many licenses, as seen in Space Jam and many other attempted cartoon spin-offs and remakes. I think we can see from all of Kermit's appearances, that the characters are remaining for the most...

I'm not Chilly Down, so I can't actually answer for him, but yes, I think that's exactly what Jim Henson was saying. Really old jokes survive because there's something to the humor that stands the test of time. Bringing together two clashing ideas is what comedy is made of. "Beauty" and...

I too am one who disliked the words "adult" and "edgy" when applied to comedy because usually that means bathroom and bedroom jokes over clever, original comedy. However, anyone who thinks the Muppets are nothing but heart and showtunes, never fully understood what the Muppets really were...

Seriously, Spiderman, do you have some type of vendetta? What gives you the right to claim credit for your namesake's movie? This thread is to express your thoughts about the Star Wars DVD not how great you think Spiderman was. Unless you have some valid proof of significant contribution to...

Kansasteen you have a very good chance of getting your wish.

Re: what about my DVD? Get your own thread Spiderman! Picked up Star Wars Ep II at Walmart for $10. An amazing deal. If it weren't for the fact that it was Star Wars and it was so amazingly cheap, I wouldn't have bought it. The more I reflect on the film from watching it in the theater...

Looks like you've got the wilting Kermit syndrome. Somehow despite stating the dimensions, I keep envisioning these as larger than they really are. It looks like the Beaker bust is about the same height as the "Mega Beaker" will be.

Copy cat: http://www.muppetcentral.com/forum/showthread.php?s=&threadid=3316 But at least you got the text right, or at least more correct.

I didn't see anything either.

Oh, I agree with you completely. I just meant watch how you phrase your criticisms, because your earlier critique essentially described what you were also praising except it was made in a different location. The old double standard rule can get you in trouble if you're not careful.

SNL. It ebbs and flows. However, watching reruns on Comedy Central, I see that some of the seasons that I didn't really like before, are actually quite good. Part of it is one's attitude towards the cast. Personally, I really like the current cast with the exception of Chris Kattan who just...

That was great! I'm not usually one who involved myself in fan fiction, but I had to see how you'd treat Weird Al. I think he'd definitely make a classic guest for the Muppet Show.

Have you seen Wendell? He's like the size of Todd Flanders. He's *tiny*. And all you get with him is a bunch of reused props (YEAH! Another stack of books!) and a small barf bag. At least with Todd we got Rod as well. He may be in scale, but when you compare his package next to the...