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The official press release BRIAN HENSON AND LISA HENSON NAMED CO-CHAIRS AND CO-CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICERS OF THE JIM HENSON COMPANY – Charles H. Rivkin Joins Henson Family on New Company’s Board of Directors, Will Continue to Spearhead Drive to Establish New Strategic Relationships...

Hmm, just thouht of something. Brian and Lisa are co-CEOs, does that mean Henson has no President?

Lisa, you mean. And here's this: CEO Rivkin ankles Henson November 12, 2003 3:13pm Daily Variety Charles Rivkin, a 15-year veteran of the Jim Henson Co., has ankled as CEO of the family entertainment company. Rivkin, who recently led the Hollywood-based company through an arduous...

You know what stinks? I never really watched "8 Simple Rules", but I've seen a few of the episodes since Ritter's death, and I've realized it's a pretty good show. Makes me wish I had watched it before. Reminds me of when Phil Hartman died. I did not have a real idea who he was at that point...

Third Annual 'Power Of Oneness' Awards to Honor Michael Jackson, Ed Begley, Jr., The Jim Henson Company, Dr. Joy DeGruy-Leary and Brad Gluckstein for Their Contributions to Racial Harmony October 31, 2003 5:29pm PR Newswire LOS ANGELES, Oct. 31 /PRNewswire/ -- Michael Jackson, Ed Begley...

Well, the Muppets could always do a remake of "Meet the Parents" where Kermit can meet Piggy's estranged mother and stepfather.

NO thank you. MFS was good and all, but Gonzo was a downer. We don't need Animal getting all emotional...except the way he usually does.

Really? I always thought he was one of the various "monsters." He is kept on some chain-linked leash.

I ironically became a Froudian yesterday. I'm trying to become a major fan. I looked at pictures of Wendy Froud's three books on the site and they looked beautiful and hopefully I can read them (and make movies of them) one day.

Today's his birthday? Really? Well, in that case: Happy 40th Brian! ;)

Well, if it's January 3, 1970, I'm really enjoying this new show on the public broadcasting station called "Sesame Street." Anyone seen it? It's pretty wild. Um, why is my dad 9 years old?

Well, if EM.TV (remember them?) still owned Henson, this goal, for me, would be easier to accomplish. But no worries, I got the "loser" part down. :crazy:

Hey! It was "SCHWEATY Balls."

I see what you mean. Being that Kermit has no nose, fans might be confused as to why Kermit is scratching his face all that time. :cool: And MCC is awesome.

Well, it's Warner Bros./Turner Entertainment who owns the classic MGM films nowadays, so the Lion is almost irrevelant. I even heard that WB is making a "Wizard of Oz" remake starring Drew Barrymore. Good times... As for the idea of a Muppet Wizard of Oz. I dunno. This whole thing's probably...

I thought it got 4th, but 3rd's better! Weird how the Jim Henson Pictures logo appears nowhere in the commercials, trailer, or even the web site...and yet this is probably JHP's most successful film.

OK, I don't buy THIS part. Like the people running THAT web site would ever announce the release of a new video or DVD or even significantly update it at all.

Same here. Now if I could only ride a bike. :rolleyes:

What? So there's no "Jim Henson Pictures" logo at all or just no Kermit? If either's true, that explains why I only see the MGM logo in all those commercials.

OK, where'd that come from? :D I don't think promoting the VMX DVD was "selling out." He was a MUPPET, promoting a MUPPET DVD. A DVD release of a HIT TV movie, might I add. It's not like he was promoting Pepsi or Viagra or somethin'. Leave THAT to the Crank Yankers. ;)