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Chapter 3: Kermit: Okay, everybody. Here it is! (Muppets exclaim in wonder) Scooter: Just the way we remembered it years ago. Big Bird: It's beautiful! Mokey: This is wonderful! Walter: Wow! This is terrific! Is this the campsite you've been going to for all these years? Floyd: Sure is. Janice...

Chapter 2: The Muppet gang keep marching along towards the campsite all the while thinking about the special place they would show Walter later as a surprise. Walter: So did John Denver really love coming here? Scooter: Of course, he grew up knowing this place and coming here to get peace of...

In this story, the Muppets from The Muppet Show (including the newest member of the gang, Walter), Sesame Street and Fraggle Rock travel from their homes to The Rockies in Colorado, which holds a special place in the hearts of all Muppets because their good friend, John Denver, loved going...

This has got to be the cutest Fraggle story ever! I've always loved the friendship between Wembley and Boober, the two together are so funny! I loved this story from beginning to end. Keep on writing.:excited:

As far as I know, Fraggle Rock is sadly no longer on The Hub. I think it stopped being on the network since last year. Some Muppet movies and specials still show up on that network on occasion.

I got The Muppets on DVD, Oscar the Grouch pajama pants (By the way, they were in a men's size, but they fit well on me), and I got the Imagination Illustrated book, which I was really looking forward to and I love it!

I just got the news in an online article. That's so sad! As Muppet fans, we will all miss him as Doc Hopper and as Santa Claus. RIP Mr. Durning

I watched this on Monday, it's not the best special there is, but it's okay. Kevin Clash, Julianne Buesher (I don't know if that's the right way to spell her last name) and David Rudman as the mouse family are fantastic as always, but since that was the first time I saw it, I thought it was a...

It's hard to decide, but my favorites are Ojo, Treelo and Bear. Pip and Pop and Tutter are funny in their own right, I guess that makes them other favorites of mine.

On tonight's episode of Wipeout, one co-host asked if John Henson's father created the Muppets, but he's obviously the wrong John Henson. Then there was a contestant whom they keep mentioning about Muppets like Elmo and Gonzo and she even made an Ernie and Bert reference with a "fishy, fishy...

Yes, Virginia: The Musical: Virginia- Prairie Dawn Ollie- Elmo Charlotte- Elizabeth Mrs. Whiskers the cat- Little Murray Sparkles Scraggly Santa- Bert Mr. Church- Mr. Johnson Librarian- Rosita News kids and vendors: Telly Grover Baby Bear Kingston Livingston III Ruby Monster Farley Robin...

I read somewhere last night that Judy Freudberg died this year also. She was one of the main writers of Sesame Street. A sad year for Sesame Street all around.

I've seen that footage! It's neat to see that rare footage from the 70s. As with any behind the scenes footage, you see all the performers having a good time and making each other laugh in the process. I think the Jim Henson Company owns the footage, but I'm not positively sure.

To be honest, it's hard to decide! I think both have done a very good job with Kermit.

It was nice to see Walter in the video. He's truly one of the Muppets now! I'm not a fan of Cee-lo Green by any means, but the video was interesting to watch. I like how the song sampled "Mahna-Mahna". Overall, a good music video.

Great, I knew this would happen. These people are nothing but money-hungry jerks! What the third person says and what TMZ says is nothing but crap! Leave Kevin alone already! He's been through enough as it is! How dare those people ask Brian Henson about this! Leave the other Muppeteers alone so...

To be honest, I hardly ever get tired of watching some of my favorite Muppet movies, but I too memorize the majority of them from memory, so much that I have to get the chance to watch the movie again so I wouldn't have to memorize them.

A sad year for the Muppet crew indeed. Well, my thoughts and prayers are to everyone still mourning the loss of Jerry Nelson, still reeling from Kevin's resignation and the circumstances behind it and now grieving the loss of Emily Squires and now Diana. Sending prayers their way.

I love "The Peace Carol", too. While we're on the subject of Muppet songs featuring Richard, another one of my favorite Richard Hunt songs is "Letter B". Richard's imitation of Paul McCartney is spot on, in fact, the song got me interested in the music of The Beatles. I think I'd agree with...

As I've said earlier, easily one of Kevin's best Muppet performances: