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Happy Birthday you crazy person!

Father: *taking a bite out of a sandwich* I have nothing to do with this conversation. Mmm...salami.

I'm frightened! Oh my gosh...Piggy looks like she's on "Attack" mode, and a weird robot version of herself. Animal looks like...well...he went through a hairdryer backwards. Kermit...colour is totally wrong. I think I'm going to have neightmere for the rest of the week now...

Father: *folds newspaper* Did that robot just threaten me with a throat...dethroating? Because I'm just itching for a reason to reconnect it's diodes with a 10,000 volt battery...

I simply adored the Gonzo/Piggy/Kermit love triangle going on, and Piggy's rebuttles to Gonzi, while doing a strangle-snuggle with Kermit. I loved that and still get all melty and "Gadawww" ish now thinking of it.

Remind me not to read "Animal SFX" really fast and really late at night.

Bo: oooh! Right, sorry, I was confused. Beau: That's in my job discription. Mildred: You have a job? Beau: *mumbles*

Bo: I did actually miss what it was exactly that you wanted? Something about Bobo? He's not a roommate at our place anymore.

They really were empahsized versions of themselves. Piggy was more Piggy, Fozzie was more dumb, Gonzo was more of a geek. I do fear, though, that some of their Muppet Baby traits bled into their real-Muppet selves. Fozzie became dumbed down around that time.

"Lemonsauce! Lemonsauce!" crieth I.

And Gonzo is unpredictable...predictably. Kermit and Piggy were so sweet together in Muppet Babies. Piggy had a really strong imagination, and she brought them together in so many different ways...from Queen Cleopiggy and Kermark Antony to...Luke and Leia...And most of all, she giggled and...

I support the Muppets, and Disney's ownership of them. Whatever Disney decides to do with them, and whatever direction they take. I will, of course, follow. I may not agree with all of their character desions (and decisions related to characters and story-arcs are perhaps the most important) but...

You can never leave the magic behind a rock, anyway. Unless it's Fraggle Rock.

But then you are a member of Swaehb, so an appreciation of all things Bean would come naturally, Prawnie. I love whe Gonzo opens that closet of his and sees something really strange behind there all the time. It freaked me out, but amuses me as well.

Got Milk? Bea:zany:{I thought the same thing! *ahem*}regard

*is glad you at least remembered you were Grandma* *wonders how Grandma can hide behind such a small rock*

Oh yes yes. Well, I love the voices myself. Especially Rowlf's and Skeeters. But, yes, the cartoon style is brilliant and the way they build everything on imagination is exactly how I wish I could run my life.

Father: I think it's Rat pie actually...but it might be a pirate... (Sidenote: Over much of the MopFam history it was revealed that both Mother and Father are half pirate...just a mention.)

That's a good idea. I think it's a positive way to bring out the things we want. Otherwise they get lost in a whole bunch of pro-con arguments... Now, personally, this is something I cannot see happening for many many years. Firstly, There are no shows quite like that, with which to compare...

*falls apart laughing* "I tried to find myself on Wiki" *giggles* Sorry. *ahem* You are Mrs Cole, an aggrivating grandmother character with a crush on Jack and a knobbly stick (not a crush on a knobbly stick...you just have one.) You tend to hate Father. I'm not sure if there is a page...