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Before you watch this, I should tell you that this is not a muppet video, this is a ventriloquist video, but it is still a form of puppetry, and I would love some opinions. Please keep in mind that this the first time, I've ever done ventriloquism, so please bare with me. Thank you...

does anbody know a specific website, which show addresses for contacting muppeteers?

Here's a video I made, with my first muppet, that I made. Please keep in mind that this is the first I've ever done this, so please bare with me. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rF1FrF3FPqk let me know what you think. :)

does anybody else, beside me think that Bob is a wicked good singer? Just listen to him sing the Sesame Street theme for the test show, and his christmas songs, he has an awesome voice. I think if he never went on SS, he would've had a very good singing career. I'm not saying, he would've been...

In the world of film and television, every once in a while a person comes along and makes an ingenious form of entertainment. For example, Walt Disney changed animation forever with his Disney cartoons and films. Alfred Hitchcock changed films forever, with his brilliant vision that he would put...

can anybody tell me, where I can find the episode, where Big Bird gets the birdie-pox? It was my favorite episode as a kid. Thanks in advance!

1. The Muppet Movie ***1/2 2. The Great Muppet Caper *** 3. The Muppets Take Manhattan *** 4. Sesame Street Presents: Follow that Bird **1/2 5. Muppet Treasure Island ** 6. Muppets From Space ** 7. The Adventures of Elmo in Grouchland **

Can you imagine if there was a Super Grover movie, that would be so awesome. It would become a high grossing superhero movie like, Superman, or Spider-Man. I just made a movie poster, if it really happened. Please keep in mind that this si the first time, I've ever used photoshop, so please bare...

does anybody know where I can find behind the scenes documentaries of all the muppet movies? I remeber seeing a documentray for all the movies a long time ago. Anybody know where I can find them?

where I can a documentary on the making of Follow that Bird? I remember seeing it a long time ago, but I'm not sure if I'm getting mixed with something else. Does anybody know, if there was actually a documentary? If so, where can I find it?

I've drawn a rough sketch of my first puppet design. You'll probably notice that my inspiration for this character was Big Bird. I call my character Giant Giraffe. Please keep in mind that I'm not a great artist, so please bare with me and tell me what you think. Thanks in advance...

1. does anyone know if there's a book out there about building muppet style puppets. 2. also, I found this website that gives directions on how to make muppet style puppets, do you think this si any good to use? http://www.indymogul.com/post/566/build-plans-how-to-build-a-puppet Thanks...

does anyone know who drew the animated sequence in that film? I heard Caroll Spinney did it, he was once a cartoonist before coming to Sesame Street.

Which film is better? My vote goes to Follow that Bird, becuase it has a very good format just like pervous Muppet films, and was perfect for both kids and adults. Elmo in Grouchlnad, was Ok, but just a little too cute/childish. Basically, I don't think adults would enjoy it as much as kids...

can anyone tell me, if they remeber seeing a sesame street cartoon, which was in stop-motion animation, and was a video tape, in the early 90's. I remember the taping having several super grover cartoon, one cartoon about big bird, and another one with monsters in it. Anybody know what I'm...

I'm looking for a super grover cartoon, that I saw when I was younger. It was a stop-motion animated cartoon. I think it was avalible on tape in the 90's. anybody know what I'm talking about? If so, where can I find it?

In muppets take manhattan, when kermit gets hit by a car, did anyone cry, or get a little scared? I always got scared everytime that part came up, when I was little, cause the way it happened, seemed a little disturbing.

I just finished watching it, and I haven't seen this movie in about 12 years, since I was 5 years old. I like as much as I did then. It's just a really good film for both kids and adults, which is important, IMO, for a successful kid's movie. After watching it, I also realized that kid's movies...