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I think it is best to say that the only way that this movie can succeed in theaters is as long as Jim's family is directly involved 100%. Because they knew him better than anyone else, they can give the most for this picture if it ever happens.

So far we know that Gonzo will be on the cover for season four, but what I would like to know is what the bonus features will be this time. :concern:

When I looked through it at Barnes&Noble about a month ago, I skimed through it only once or twice. Knowing that I may be getting it as a gift this year, it can give me something to look forward to a little bit. I just didn't look through it thoroughly because I wanted to save that for after I...

Two weeks 'till Christmas. I can't take the suspense much longer. :excited::zany::crazy:

Not to be a smart-mouth, but I think you mean A Christmas Together.

Just found this off of Google: http://www.rotostudio.com/projects.aspx?catid=43 Is this supposed to be for the Center of Puppetry Arts in Atlanta, or some other museum? Maybe it's for its own independent museum in it's own way. :smirk:

Everything that they have just added recently is just absolutely beautiful. I'll have to get my own Whatnot, most likely after the holidays. ;)

There is a light at the end of the tunnel. Jim would bee very pleased.

Here are my more personal favorites: 1. A Muppet Family Christmas The use of bringing every major character from every major production from The Muppet Show, Sesame Street, and Fraggle Rock is tryul and iconic use of the holiday spirit. Just seeing everyone who comes from a different...

With the holiday season fast approaching us, I thought that this would be the best time to start a discussion like this on the forum. Many of us right now are getting ready to watch some holiday movies and programs that are either showing up on television or on you VHS/DVD. Of course, with all...

Every holiday, you seem to outdo yourself with the website Phil. Merry Chrsitmas and Happy Holidays 2009. ;)

Obviously Kermit and the gang are really starting to make a major comeback.

Kermit looked fantastic. Cn't wait to hear him sing later on in the parade. The Sesame Stree float was just as wonderful too. Great music and lot's of great Muppets. It's obvious that Jim's legacy will live on for eternity. :)

Hello Jerry, Just thought that since it's been a while since we've all posted on this thread, I thought that I would bring this up. Good luck with the shooting of the remainder of sesaon 40 of Sesame Street. I saw the message you posted on the Jim Henson Legacy website, and it's obvious that...

If you are going to be looking for an unedited version of the sepcial, my advice would be to contact someone here on the internet that has a copy, such as Kermiclown. They can help you out as long as you have something else to offer them.

On an interesting note, the Teletape Studios was originally an RKO movie theater during the golden age of feature films.

Not a bad idea at all. Most of the Muppet movies that I have are on VHS, so maybe I will consider buying these after the holidays. It's also a good idea that they included Kermit, Fozzie, and Gonzo besides just the Whatnots. They're the ones that most people are more familiar with, so hopefully...

That is probably one of the best pieces I've ever seen. Truly captures the spirit of Jim's creations. :mad::):o

:) "Me not crazy? I hired the others!"

I just came across this link and found a great Muppet treasure from the Henson vaults: http://www.chicagotribune.com/entertainment/chi-talk-muppets-brotmannov16,0,4950155.column Enjoy. :)