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Well you know the scene in The Muppet Movie where Gonzo first goes up with the balloons and Fozzie taps on Kermit's shoulder? If you watch that scene in letterbox format (I believe), for a second you can see Richard off to the side performing Fozzie's arm. Lol

You know something to keep in mind that we only tend to hear about the huge, continuous success stories in the business. They're few and far between and not particular realistic. You don't hear about the working actors, directors, etc. who encounter more failure than success, but keep going...

That's true of everyone. Life doesn't get happy and stay happy, it goes in and out of stages and back again.

Does it seem like the same version of the song that they used in the Chipmunks feature film?

Weeelll I disagree that people wouldn't purposely choose to do a vilified thing. People do that all the time in fact, hehe.

I know this isn't very scientific of me to say, but I really think if homosexuality was purely a choice, and people could just switch back and forth, a lot more people would have done it by now. I don't feel like my attraction to men is something I'm choosing to feel, anymore than I'm choosing...

Yeah I know :), it's a real delicate balance that I think we lose sight of at times.

Tolerant of people's right to free speech. That doesn't mean we should be tolerant of an inherently racist and destructive ideology.

The idea that the Nazis were just misunderstood is always going to get opposition from me.

The way I always looked at it, the Muppets were similar to the comedians of the past who always played the same characters, but in completely different situations each time (Laurel & Hardy, Marx Brothers, etc.).

Have you read the book on the making of "It's the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown"? It explains the origin of the Halloween special in great detail.

It wouldn't be a deal breaker for me. It takes a lot more than common interests to build a relationship.

The Muppets and Continuity, yeah they stopped speaking a long time ago, lol.

Hitler and Bin Laden didn't need the government's help to be repulsive.

Oh it's a long story, lol. Hi MN, did you see the clip I mentioned earlier? http://www.muppetcentral.com/forum/threads/my-thoughts-on-being-elmo.48415/#post-834703

I just saw this documentary on the Westboro Baptist Church people. It definitely felt like I was watching a cult in action. The people being interviewed had this odd, overly happy attitude about them, desperately avoiding anything unpleasant and rationalizing questions put to them as "silly and...

Like that Fraggle Rock episode, "Believe It or Not" actually!

Well I guess it's partially because of the name, lol.

That's not new; people did it in my High School, after school during clubs, etc. And I did it for awhile in College, lol. One time my Grandparents stopped by to give me some food and my Grandpa was like, "Are you wearing your pajamas??!! Hahahah!"

Sometimes I can't even see You Tube players on this board.