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That's in the poll on the Classic Muppets thread. :)

Happy Birthday!

I was Vice President of my college's film club and I managed to take home a few posters back in the day. They're tucked away in a scrapbook I really should check them out again.

I love when Brad screams at the shark toy, lol.

Lol wow, good for you! Sometimes you have to take the initiative. ;)

Aw, well you never know what can happen. ;) Yeah I love how Bob brought such a sense of culture to the show. :)

A couple years ago I bought a VHS tape of the old live action TV series Disney's Adventures in Wonderland. And it still had the original booklet advertising other tapes, including Muppet productions and Muppet watches, lol. The original survey card was also included with that "If you have any...

The very first time I saw this special I kept insisting to my parents that Santa slides down the chimney, only to hear one of the kids on the show had the same idea, lol. I got to meet Bob at a Barnes and Noble signing a few years ago and he sang "Keep Christmas With You" for the audience. It...

Well that's an interesting point. I guess though it's because this movie got a lot of hype as the big "comeback." Exactly, and I'd rather people be honest then just give a generic answer. :)

Though to be fair, it could be Gonzo after one of his ill-fated stunts, lol. :concern:

Funniest thing happened the other day. OK, every year ABC Family does its marathon of Christmas specials, including the Rankin & Bass cartoon 'Twas the Night Before Christmas. And every year they've annoyingly cut out this one song sequence where the father mouse sings to his son "There's More...

Mystery Science Theater 3000.

I liked the movie...but Frank Oz is still a Muppet end-all be-all in my book. ;)

Good idea, hope you get it!

The one thing I liked about A Very Special Sesame Street Christmas was the bit about the snow plow pushing the snow back in front of the stoop, I've definitely been there, lol.

I acknowledge that The Muppet Movie is the strongest of the films, but my favorite has always been Muppets Take Manhattan. It's so emotional, gorgeous soundtrack, and is oddly grown up the way in the way it explores show biz and Kermit and Piggy's relationship. Plus I love any movie about NYC. :)

Maybe some of it was anticipation. I was really skeptical of the film so finally seeing it and not being hugely disappointed was fine with me, lol.

Yeah that's pretty much right, the '70s was a unique decade indeed, lol.

You're right; laughter is often more contagious in crowded theaters. I guess because you feel the security that you're not the only one who's laughing, hehe.

You know I love that one just because the actors take it so seriously despite the campiness, lol.