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Fuzzy Wuzzy was a bear. Fuzzy Wuzzy had no hair. Fuzzy Wuzzy wasn't really fuzzy, was he? A bear in the zoo raised its voice -- "NO! I'm not fuzzy!" The small gathering of mothers and men watching the bear that day were even more bewildered than those who were just passing by and noticing the...

MOOMINMAMMA: What is it, dear? MOOMINPAPPA: There are so many ways of painting an apple tree. How do I know which is right? MOOMINMAMMA: But paint the way you want to. MOOMINPAPPA: I don't even know that anymore.

This might interest some of you that are still here: these are the official spellings of the names of some of the characters in Peppermint Park, as discovered on the US Copyright Office search site.

@Old Thunder They'll start talking about Swine Flu the day pigs fly. :o

After that ending? It could have worked, maybe, but I feel it would have then turned into a case of Jumping The Shark. It's a lucky thing for any TV show to reach 5 seasons, but after that I notice most shows start to decline in quality soon after. Jim Henson did the dignified thing in ending...

I remember I had once got a great Tutter plush doll from the Disney Store at the Dadeland Mall in Miami. Like most great Disney Store merch, it was very high quality, and perhaps some of the only BITBBH merchandise sold after Bear's popularity died out in the early 2000s (I vividly remember...

I've been getting into the deeper depths of British animation lately, as there is a lot of great shows produced over the years that most Americans like myself haven't gotten exposed to much before the internet. I first began getting into it when some of my artist friends from the UK had...

Just to make things easier and to bypass the censors, here's a shortened link to the article. Still be aware that all of this is surrounding an R-rated movie, so no peeking, minors! Or do, I'm not the boss of you. In fact maybe it would be best to inform yourself here that Happytime Murders has...

@BuddyBoy600alt That would be relevant except it was from a period when Disney owned neither Lucasfilm nor the Muppets, and it is a blatant recreation and not an original broadcast recording.

You and me both, Jerry. On top of readjusting my sleep schedule, I've had so many responsibilities to take care of, and dealing with all my crazy internet friends. I was almost about to give up, until I ran into one of the friends I have who still has a decent mindset. Knowing that there are...

Instagram photos or videos can be displayed as wide as a 16:9 ratio, or as tall as... probably about 1 and a half times as tall as the usual photos. I'm not too good with measuring. Anyway, there's a button that does it for you on the photo select screen, or you can pinch/spread your fingers...

I'm surprised nobody yet mentioned the Road Runner segments from The Electric Company. Sure, it's not a Henson related show much, but it was produced by Sesame Workshop. Here the characters use their famous antic to demonstrate the meanings of different words. The animation is slightly lower...

I honestly believe they sound more like Henson's characters than when Steve was doing both of them. Now you can actually notice a more clear difference between the two characters. Kermit was always a little deeper and funnier sounding, while Ernie was a little higher pitched and childlike...

I would personally pick this Big Bird as the most iconic version of him. Probably because I remember when I still went to public school, the library had a poster of this Big Bird that I always remembered seeing in a lot of places afterwards.

I haven't been there since I was probably 11 years old, but I distinctly remember that the MuppetVision gift shop had a lot of great Muppet stuff for sale. Mom and I being big Muppet fans, naturally we had to get some souvenirs. I remember her getting two t-shirts, one of Beaker's head inside a...