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Professor Iris is a muppet? I just thought he was some other pupet. I agree whoheartdley.

I think that's how the Genie hoodwinked him so easily. Wembley wants to be nice to everybody, and is nervous about what would happen if he said he wanted to do. That's the sweet thing about him.

Right, because it shows what war is like, but still no Fraggles really act out of character (World's Oldest Fraggle is always that way)

I love that song as well, as a matter of fact I just posted it in a reply to bingboingcutie's post in misinforming superfood. (It's such a relevant song that I believe even non-Fraggle fans should listen to. No shows today seem to promote peace as much as Fraggles did.) They suppport getting...

I agree, and love that episode. The Genie's pretty funny for a Fraggle villian. The Fraggles could show that nobody was all bad, and everyone's capable of good and evil deeds. The Fraggles are realistic characters, because they make mistakes, learn from them, and feel guilty afterwards. Their...

I love Wembley! I wemble myself too sometimes (okay often). I feel so much compassion for him in Gone But Not Forgotten, A Tune For Two, and We Love You Wembley.

I think Sidebottom probably said either a riot , but probably ironic.

I'm glad we agree bingboingcutie, I mean Sesame Street isn't afraid to give their characters small faults and do things kids aren't supposed to do. Sesame Street and Fraggle Rock portray child-like characters the way they should be, innocent at heart but still show that no one's perfect. Nick Jr...

I've never tried singing to make it easier, but I'll try it now. (Sings "What Now My Love" in Miss Piggy voice) Wow it is easier!

Yes, but that's because while children have more sense than that, they'd be much more likely to try that than to eat a car. Cookie Monster's consumption of the car wasn't the first time he ate something he shouldn't have. (the first I know of since it came out before I was born was Christmas Eve...

Such a sweet moment. I thought of that part as I clicked here,and I agree with Just One Person. I'd like to add Kermit's concern for Miss Piggy in Muppet Family Christmas. He doesn't always show it,but he really does care about her. I was born after Jim and Richard died but I still know that...

Yes my friend told me that in 4th grade, and I was thinking in my mind "not if you saw the Muppet Show particulary the first season". This was before family shows had to be happy to a fault. Would they get away with Fraggle episodes like Gone But Not Forgotten today? I'm afraid not. That's part...

How do you know about a song from the new movie?

I agree that Saying Goodbye is really sad, but I think Fozzie's singing was saddest. I also hate Tiny Tim's death and the Love is Gone from Muppet Christmas Carol, and the Friendship Song is very sad for something from a Henson Production. Really, most people think Muppets were light hearted and...

I actually like the Love is Gone. It shows how Belle really felt about Scrooge caring more about money. It also was the first moment that showed Older Scrooge did have a heart, but just didn't like showing it. I think it's a sweet song, and one of the few moments with just humans I like in...

(after the Old Lady Who Swallowed A Fly) W-Wonderful, but I think I swallowed my gum! S-How very dumb to swallow your gum!

I guess in a way it is, but still did definetly make the kids at home think, and the earlier version with clips of the show was pretty funny and Big Bird's "That was fun, but it wasn't Ernie!" Then again I was like 5 0r 6 when it started.

I don't know, because his songs are usually one-sided and not a mix of good and bad. That's just my opinion however.

How isn't it Sesame enough?