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I asked the opinion of a friend of mine and my personal definition of unrequietd love isn't correct. Charlie Brown and the Red Haired Girl is unrequieted love. He knows and loves her, she has no clue. Kermit and Piggy? He's a player. He shows his interest, but doesn't want to follow...

Unrequieted love. All of that is why it's funny.

This kind of applies to cartooning as well, and is related to a post at one of the videos I posted at YouTube.com (the SuperMule in particular). This might sound like I'm starting with a whine session, but I promise it gets into the meat of the question which I hope other creators will reply...

http://muppet.wikia.com/wiki/2007_Presentation_Pilot New Muppet Show--or, trying to get there...SarahonBway pointed this out.

And more about the pilot: http://muppet.wikia.com/wiki/2007_Presentation_Pilot

The ending would have ROCKED if Frank Oz had been the wizard.

You're either really tall or have low ceilings. Or, I'm too fat to jump that high.

Then again, there's nothing funny about love; it's the unrequieted love that is funny.

Wocka wock--hey!! :zany:

Well, I hope they "hop" to it!

That sounds interesting. Muppets Wizard of Oz is better on the DVD than the tv show.

Have you written to whomever you had purchase it for you, Beau?

Stevie, PM me please; your inbox is full.

This show will last forever and ever! Viva les Fraggles!!!!

Maybe Maria's website?

They gave us that (actually) in Very Merry Muppet Christmas Movie. It was a cute, in-passing kind of thing.

That's awesome! I wish I had more time to focus on stuff like that. too busy doing my own characters and stuff. I REALLY want to make a Fozzie and Penguin. :)

I wonder if Karen Falk at the JHC Archives would know about this? She knows everything else, it seems. If nothing else, isn't there a way to contact the Sesame Street people via e-mail? I wish they would be more active on the boards--just a matter of us keeping things interesting enough to...

Tracy Ullman was one--the rest I don't remember. Too long ago now. I still can't believe I got kicked off the floor before I could meet Jerry Nelson and Steve Whitmire. :( I was only 3 feet from Jerry at the time, too.

THERE IT IS! No, wait--that one's mine! Get back here, you! (Roping in a sense of humor is a hard thing to do--especially when you don't have a rope!)