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Well as far as I'm concerned, that plot line never happened, hehe. ;)

Intelligently pointing out ways to improve a film is not "hating on it" nor does it hurt the movie itself. :)

Call me crazy for asking, but what makes everyone think Muppet fandom is so under ground? And what exactly would have to change to make it otherwise (if it even is in the first place)?

Pretty well, since it does lead up to a definite ending and the evolutions of the different species' relationships.

I think MB probably did contribute to some of the wimpy jokes, and I say this as a fan of the show, lol.

Have you read about this book on Autism that references the Muppets and specifically Richard? Very sweet actually. We talked about this on the RHLC before, wondering if Beaker represented having a lot to say but people not always being able to understand.

Very well put. ;)

I like the song, but I agree it is creepy, lol.

A couple years ago I found an old book of Muppet poems called Kermit's Garden of Verses. It has this very amusing poem about Scooter:

Sadly, same here. I usually like the song but it's really over played during the holidays, lol.

Well sorry but even if I like the movie, I'm still going to bring that up because it has zero business being in a movie intended to actually have humor, lol. ;)

Wow, lol. That I would like to see! :) :mad:

Hehe. You have to wonder. I mean OBVIOUSLY back then they weren't thinking of that, but the wording is oddly suggestive, lol.

I'll be honest, I don't see it either. ;) But it's OK, agree to disagree. :)

Now let's not get carried away! Lol ;)

Yup, I remember watching Sesame Street every morning of course but then turning to Nickelodeon for Today's Special. To this day I love the image of department stores at night and I had no idea why, but looking back it's definitely because of this show. It was just very atmospheric and unique (it...

Oh I know, movie posters used to be so breathtaking. Me too, for instance they weren't afraid of pauses and silent moments. They really felt like art for art's sake and not just for profit.

Well I know the 1979 Tonight Show appearance and the 60 Minutes episode are part of the collection at The Paley Center for Media, located in Los Angeles and New York City. The Tonight Show appearance is great btw, very funny segment with Kermit, Scooter and Leo Sayer, lol. And they also...

Have you seen the 60 Minutes special that aired during the Muppet Show's run? They asked Kermit about his feelings for Piggy because that was a big part of their characters. Kermit gets all defensive but you know there really are feelings there. ;) Plus in the Of Muppets and Men book, Richard...

There's a big difference. In the Muppet Show days, you knew Kermit really liked Piggy. Nowadays when he makes jokes, you wonder why he even hangs out with her.