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I didn't provide any images. That was cahuenga who had those screen shots. The duck-billed woman has pinkish flesh, red hair in a ponytail, and purple eyelids. The nose is basically indistinguishable from the rest of the face, in my opinion. It simply juts out, no nostrils either. She's wearing...

Hmmm. I remember Frank Oz gave her a Miss Piggy-like voice for the Waiters version of At the Dance from a Season 2 episode (possibly John Cleese?). But that's the only time I remember seeing her.

I'd have to say that Dr. Teeth is the leader onstage during their musical numbers, but in terms of business and management, Floyd Pepper is the one who does the most. The Muppet writers probably decided on this since Kermit and Dr. Teeth couldn't really talk to one another in the same scene...

^(:mad: swoops in and chops KrazyJoe through a wall.) Just kidding. Miss Piggy isn't one of my favorites, either to be honest. (She returns and kicks me in the stomach.) :P

Or maybe it's buried in a desert with the remains of Waldorf and Statler's camel. lol

Welcome, MagicSnjor! It's a pleasure to have you here on the forum. Uncle Deadly & the Swedish Chef are some of my favorites too, along with the Electric Mayhem band, Statler & Waldorf, & Kermit. Can't wait to see more of your puppets soon. :)

Wowwww, Mo. Those fingers are actually creepy. :eek: Still not as creepy as Piggy's fighting eyes from TMM.

That scene never scared me because I loved Animal as a kid. Made me laugh, in fact. I guess I wasn't so much a fan of Miss Piggy back then. I prefer Piggy's angry eyes when she beats up Nicky Holliday's girls at the end of the Great Muppet Caper.

This has scared me out ever since I first saw TMM. I still can't watch this part of the movie because Piggy's eyes are waaaay too freaky. At least there's audio so I know when it's over.

YMBAOMF if... you believe that every season is a reason for eating cookies you are looking for a hat to give to your aunt, but your friends takes it out, wears it, and claims it as his own. Bonus points if you aunt's name is Matilda. you climb up to the roof of a bar when the bartender says...

I really love them all, but there's something about the members of the Electric Mayhem that really strikes me as groovy, awesome, and fascinating. :D:halo::flirt::sing::cool: The Swedish Chef is just so lovable and hilarious, and he's been one of my favorites since I was little. :hungry: I also...

Maybe Matt Vogel could take over Herry. I know Tyler Bunch tried it out at a recent event in Hartford CT, but to me it just didn't click. Right now, Matt's busy filming the Muppets sequel, but I could see him performing Herry for a while. He's inherited so many classic Jerry Nelson characters...

You're welcome. I should also add that it gives me great pleasure to see these artists being put in their places by a bunch of screaming goats. Especially that godawful auto-tuned Rebecca Black. I can't stand her. I don't think anyone can. :mad::eek::sleep::boo:

A friend of mine showed this to me, and I laughed like Harvey Kneeslapper when I saw it. No joke. These kinds of videos have been all over the Internet.

Not to mention that Lynda is talented and super gorgeous. :flirt: She had really great chemistry with all the Muppets, especially in the scene with Bo. This is my favorite episode from Season 4. It would have been good to have seen her in a wacky costume of some sort.

Just found a fan site with an article in memory of Jerry. I especially love the Dr. Teeth & the Electric Mayhem action figures' picture at the end, it nearly made me tear up. http://muleycomix.blogspot.com/2012_08_01_archive.html

you really like this Freaking the Count fellow, don't you? :D:laugh:;)

First Fleet, now Skeeter? Is Piggy going to interrogate every single obscure Muppet out there? I could see Piggy interrogating Skeeter and Scooter, who lead her to J.P. Grosse. Awwww I felt so bad for Robin. I love the relationship that Robin and "Aunt" Piggy have, and I wish it had been...

:): "If you like him you can have him!"

I would think that Matt Vogel wrote it. Matt's the new performer, so he has to know the character like the back of his hand.