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http://makupartist.com/new138/pigguy-foam-latex-mask-p-90.html If you modified the eyes and added the hair, then it'd look somewhat like Link. OR, you could do a mascot-style head. This page gives details on how to do it via plastic mesh... http://fursuits.wereanimal.net/meshmask.htm...

Ah yes, the Walt Disney Home Video and Walt Disney Classics logos. One of my interests. :D I have the old Walt Disney Classics logo with the spinning words and zooming diamonds on my "Dumbo" and "Lady and the Tramp" VHS copies. The Sorcerer Mickey WDHV logo also shows up on my "Cowboy Pooh,"...

Was the segment the "Case of the Missing Toast," the infamous Mysterious Theater skit where Vincent Twice was the culprit? I remember that one from my childhood, and I liked how it had a different-than-usual ending.

Actually that's writer John Swartzelder holding the Kermit puppet.

In Season 14 they switched to digital ink and paint. Actually, they've been experimenting with digital ink and paint since 1995 on the "Radioactive Man" episode. What they do now is they draw the sketches on pencil, then scan them into the computers and then do the ink-and-paint and animation...

Funny seeing Daphne Blake in a Sesame Street fanfic here! Speaking of Scooby-Doo, I am writing fanfics that are classic "Scooby-Doo, Where Are You?" episodes with the Muppet Babies tagging along with the Scooby gang! And if that goes well, the adult Muppets will team up for "The New Scooby Movies."

Someone commented that Miss Piggy looked anime-like in terms of animation, probably because Toei did the overseas animation for "Little Muppet Monsters," just like with "Muppet Babies!" And consider this: if they never made Little Muppet Monsters, then the Muppet Babies end credits theme...

Someone uploaded the first episode of the long-lost "Muppets, Babies and Monsters" on Youtube! Here's Part 1... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JVkvLJToU0k It also includes the Muppet Babies episode "Piggy's Hyper-Activity Book." And it surprised me how they used Muppet Babies background...

Another one of Richard Hunt's last projects was doing the voice of Janice in "Muppets On Location, Days of Swine and Roses" at Disney World.

The only Furry Arms character that survived was Benny Rabbit. But that might be because he debuted in 1991, two years before "Around the Corner" came along. He wasn't even a bellhop then, but his personality, complete with "Don't call me Bunny! The name's Benny!" was there back in 1991. I recall...

Pepe was a little annoying in "Muppets From Space," but I like the post-2002 Pepe more.

I was surprised to find the Yakkity Yakkity Yak segment on this website! Much cleaner quality though it looks a little darker. BTW, I know a trick that makes the ending even more scary! Play the Viacom "V of Doom" logo theme music during the scene where the Yak charges...

It was new. I even submitted it to Muppet Wiki, but I don't have an image to prove it though. Maybe MuppetVJ can help?

On the new episode "Papa Don't Leech," it had country singer Lureen Lumpkin singing to Kermit the Frog wearing a cowboy hat, and Miss Piggy got jealous and began fighting with Kermit! I added that info to Muppet Wiki! Well, just the description. Now we need an image...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IsO07lAbaF4 Nanto uploaded a clip of Rodeo Rosie, the Elmo of 1974!

I remember seeing that special as a kid!

I have mixed feelings about a new Around the Corner. As long as they don't try to make the show too "cool" and "current" as they did in that era, I'll be fine. And Birdland Jazz Club still exists, to my knowledge. Benny Rabbit's still around, but he's not a bellhop anymore. This season sounds...

I also like Clifford, mostly when he has his sunglasses on, and when he's not the host of "Muppets Tonight." I could totally see him as a baby version in a modern-day Muppet Babies!

Yes, Sam had no real voice. Instead he'd just lip-synch to popular songs or old recordings of comedy routines.

I've noticed in the 1972-1973 season, Count von Count made a LOT of appearances. I guess since this was his debut season, the writers decided to get him in as many material as possible. He appeared in a few brick-wall skits, a couple of castle skits, a Muppet-Kid moment, a Sesame Street News...