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Well, I usually use three terms: "Muppet Movies," (instead of films) "Sesame Street Movies," "Fantasy Films." Heck, the whole company (Creatures included) can be referred to as "The Muppets." Will there be a debate? Stay tuned.

AMAZING. When you say "monitors," you mean like the one I'm staring at now?

Well, most people really don't count the 2 Sesame Street movies as "Muppet films."

Yeah, of the Muppet specials I've seen, MFC is my favorite. And, yes, since (hate to say it) my "interest or mania" in the Muppets has been waning lately, I can watch MFC because it never gets boring. As for Muppets@WDW. MAN, I want that special!!! I haven't seen it since '95 or '96...

Yep. Haven't seen the Disney World special in years so, yep. :-)

I wish Henson.com kept more of its video clips. They were the only things worth going to the site for. Now a lot of 'em are gone. Ticks me off.

It was Fozzie's mother's (Ma Bear's) house. Just givin' the facts. :-)

DVD. It's ALWAYS DVD!!!

I never count on anything; I'd just end up disappointed. :-*

Yeah, as for Henson's non-Muppet moments, "Labyrinth"'s musical numbers are my favs, particularly the ultra-catchy "Chilly Down."

Frank Oz? Really?

Yeah, I must say when people think the main troupe are "Sesame Street" characters, it kind of annoys me, especially if it's an official news article. And for the past ten years, it was easy to say Disney didn't own the Muppets, but try to explain that some company called EM.TV (not MTV) owns...

Since we're kinda on the subject, what IS Spielberg's relationships with Amblin and DreamWorks? Are they the same company? Is Amblin at Universal? Is Spielberg still with Amblin? I'm just kind of confused.

Two words: Well said. Four more words: Don't mess with Texas. Three more words: I am bulletproof. Four more words: Not gonna do it. Hey, I'm kinda happy, I got my research paper done.

As some of you may or may not know, I am writing a research paper about The Jim Henson Company, which is due over the weekend. It would be greatly appreciated if anyone knows when the company changed its name from Muppets, Inc. to Henson Associates; Henson Associates to Jim Henson Productions...

I totally agree. It really should be in the "Articles" section since it didn't come from some newspaper and/or magazine. Supplemental stories? You mean we are going to see more of these before "Movin' Right Along?"

Uh, yeeeah. ***gulp***

Oh that was you Frogboy! Awesome pic! Got any more? :-)

It's actually Kenneth Baker, but I never liked it. So if one day you hear about some puppetry and entertainment company called "Kenny Baker," it's not him! Here's hopin'. :-)

Hey, I've just STARTED to get used to the idea of some German company owning our beloved Jim Henson Company.