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Yeah, I recorded it on its first airing. It was about five minutes long.

Oh yes, I remember that thing whe it was posted on the old Delphi forum in Summer 2001. It was a very promising little paper. Emphasis on the word "was."

Don't get me wrong, I liked MFS. It's a good film, but it's not up to the scale as some of the other Muppet movies. But it's still an enjoyable movie. Beats that Elmo in Grouchland crap...

I agree (to an extent). Except for For example, MFS. People get more excited for MFS because the Muppets are "playing themselves." Yeah well, so Kermit is "Kermit" again, does that make the movie better? In MCC, which I personally consider the best post-Jim Muppet project, Kermit and Piggy were...

Well, as long as the decisions aren't as disastrous as the one made in February 2000, I'll be fine.

Not Sony, Classic Media. *shudders* Anyway, I'm glad that deal fell through; although I HAVE to say I laughed out loud in this very spot on March 7 when I read the deal fell through, seeing as the saga would go on. I was steaming last Christmas Eve when I heard about the Valentine deal...

OK that's what I thought; it seemed people were saying it was painted ON the wall. Never mind then...

Question: Since the mural was painted on the wall (never thought about that), HOW can it be saved?

Well, they must have had enough cash to bankroll a bid with Classic Media to buy Henson back in the spring. But by then, thank goodness, the Henson family came into the picture.

Nee-yice.

Oh believe me, I realize. Especially seeing how it was tossed around by EM.TV (though 2002 was a big year for the Muppets). But man, that townhouse. The mural, the Jim and Frank window, and that big picture of the SS performers better be put to good use in Hollywood. And take that beautiful...

:grouchy: :smirk: :sympathy: :eek: :cry: And I dreamed of maybe working there one day...the end of an era. Now history IS history. Well, the BUILDING anyway.

I'll take the first one, a lot of the Muppets are pretty cute.

Ahh, you speak Italian...

:attitude: Humph! Well, at least we don't have accents. Impedements maybe, but not accents.

I can never tell; he must get it from somewhere. But you're right, it's entertaining nonetheless!

Jamie, love the new Christmas menu with Statler and Waldorf as Jacob and Robert Marley. It's creepy, yet cute. Dark, but delightful. Ingenious in its simplicity. Seriously, great job Jamie. Plan on doing yet another menu next week? :)

From Jim Hill Media: Are Roy and Stanley making a Rainbow Connection? First Steve Jobs and John Lasseter. Now the Henson family? Jim Hill has news about who else Roy Disney and Stanley Gold have reportedly recruited to help out with their bid to oust Michael Eisner. Plus a further update...

Letter from Stanley P. Gold to the Disney Company Board of Directors To the Board of Directors of the Walt Disney Company: It is with regret that I resign effective immediately from the Board of Directors of the Walt Disney Company and second Roy Disney's call for the removal of Michael...

Well, he did bring about the resurgence of Disney in 1984...I'd strand him in a vast wheatfield.