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In case anyone didn't know, the Nostalgia Critic has done his 100th review. It being Uwe Boll's Alone in the Dark... http://thatguywiththeglasses.com/videolinks/thatguywiththeglasses/nostalgia-critic/11343-alone

I do remember a guy giving Kevin's business cards to people? Was that you? But no, I don't have your artwork in my book. I brought my own copy for Kevin to sign.

Earlier in the thread, you talked a little bit about your short-lived stint as a writer at Big Idea working on a VeggieTales video. I have heard others compare the VeggieTales to the Muppets on several occasions. As someone who has written for both sets of characters, did you ever really take...

Just saw Inglourious Basterds today. Review: http://bobthepizzaboy.blogspot.com/2009/09/inglourious-basterds-is-slow-but-worthy.html

We've GOT to have moneyyyy.....

Cake!

How great to see this just when I'm about to pay Russ for a second puppet. He never ceases to amaze me. Real skill this guy has. :)

Thanks a lot, frogboy4, hope this doesn't get deleted this time. But, yeah, Nostalgia Critic's the man. My personal top 5 are: 1. Kazaam 2. Tom & Jerry: The Movie 3. North 4. Steel 5. Batman & Robin I also really love the Follow That Bird review for obvious reasons and the We're Back! review...

Which is really sad. Ed is such a nice guy. He was one of the first people to welcome me to MC, one of the first people on MC I've added as a Facebook friend. But we really need more moderator support.

Well, the Miss Piggy costume is here. It's much better than what we saw before, but not by much: http://www.80stees.com/products/Miss-Piggy-Muppets-Costume.asp

I strongly agree. Last year, I attempted to start a thread on the Nostalgia Critic. Because the Critic isn't the most family-friendly guy, I put a warning about the Critic's strong language in the thread title. A few people responded to it but less than 12 hours... it's deleted. The Nostalgia...

Whoa! Hey Monster give my regards to Kevin! I'll admit, my relationship with the furry red monster is on and off. On the lighter side, one of my favorite childhood memories was seeing The Adventures of Elmo in Grouchland in theaters in 1999 and rushing home from a Cub Scout meeting to watch the...

Does anyone else have a weird hunch that HIT might be one of these "other parties"? I know Henson and HIT are done distribution-wise, but I can't help but wonder...

We have an update from Cory. This is great news! :excited:

I avoided the swine flu joke this time. :) http://bobthepizzaboy.blogspot.com/2009/09/americas-got-talent-except-maybe-kermit_02.html But overall, incredibly disappointing appearance. I hope this guy who did Kermit here tonigt gets better opportunities with the Muppets because, who knows? He...

Maybe Kermit's finally getting swine flu. It was inevitable. :p

Legally, yes. They do. But distribution rights are still held by Tri-Star. Same situation with MFS. Both movies were released and produced by Sony with Henson and Disney now owns Henson's share of both movies while Sony still has distribution rights.

WOW! At first I thought this was some live Dave Goelz appearance we all ignored but that's still pretty cool. I wonder where he got that great puppet. :concern:

I haven't even noticed they've been doing re-releases. :p

Oh! I see it. Ha-ha, silly guys! :p