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Judging by some of the Muppet interviews of recent years, I'd hope not. ;)

Oh sure I mean my Dad and I love watching the alien or monster films from the '50s; despite their cheesiness, they have a lot of character, lol.

Yeah that definitely counts, it's a creative way of livening up a cliche. And it examines the complexities of the human mind and what it's capable of. The movie Random Harvest (1942) was also a gorgeous story involving amnesia. I can't say too much about it without using spoilers, but the...

Oh definitely, you've got it. :) Yeah I always imagine what he must have been thinking when he realizes Piggy liked him on Muppet Show. I mean he has all these pigs show up for auditions, business as usual...except that one of them has this bizzare, unexpected crush on him! One of my favorite...

Oh is THAT what happened? I never saw the whole episode, I was wondering, lol. Actually the whole "amnesia turns character into proper English gentlemen" was done all the way back to Laurel & Hardy. Which people were really impressed by, seeing Stan Laurel go from playing this idiot to a...

Thank you so much for this post, you articulated exactly what I love about Piggy as well. Too often female characters on TV or movies are handled with kid gloves, all perfect and sweet and supportive. But Piggy is just like the male characters in that she has flaws which make her funny. Yet she...

Oops, sorry about that! But I do agree with you guys, I think the Amnesia plotline actually has a lot of potential that is so rarely utilized. There's so much possibility for exploration of character traits, how much our past experiences shape our personalities, the pain loved ones might go...

Yeah I love how on Television the cure for a blow to the head is another blow to the head! Of course! Lol Well as my Dad pointed out, when your TV goes on the fritz, you hit it, right? So it figures that all TV characters need to get better is a hit on the head as well, lol.

I've seen this question posted on other entertainment forums and was wondering what reactions it would get here. Obviously we're all familiar with the dreaded "Amnesia Plotline," most often seen in Soap Operas or situation comedies (and Muppets Take Manhattan of course!). It's been utilized so...

Haha ;) (just kidding ; ) )

And it's because they insist on keeping those clips "outside of the show" that my children won't be watching the show. ;)

It's not been helping them. They're not the only kid on the block anymore. There are many kids shows more popular today and frankly nothing is making SS separate from the pack.

It might be a good thing because frankly there's very few biographies that I've ever been satisified with. They're badly sourced or badly written or there's nothing new.

They might as well. I mean I get that Elmo's World is popular, but besides that the show is really starting to lack in content.

Another way to end the caustic relationship is to use the jokes they used to use that weren't so insulting. ;)

Oh I know, I was so disapointed when I saw the label. It's really getting ridiculous how often that stuff is used.

I wouldn't. ;)

I told you, I don't even hear it. ;) I did hear Piggy call Kermit "hubbie" at the 30th anniversary special though, hehe.

I don't know, I honestly don't mind. I mean, it was fun while it lasted, but who were we kidding? Marshmellows and chocolate for breakfast? It was wrong then and it's wrong now, lol.

Oh heck, as far as I'm concerned they got married back in 1984! Anything else I don't even hear, lol.