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No nothing bad, it means the same as dismissing. I was just misintrepreting your replies, is all. :p

Thank you Count, that explains a few things. You should start them up again!

And my favourite, in Muppets from Space, being smacked by the door when Piggy swings it open to make her grand entrance!

Oh really? I've watched it 3 times in all, I think. Then again, I enjoyed it more than most.

What are you talking about, EVERYONE attacks Bean for being too cute! Attacks him, hits him with doors, etc. :p Of course, I mean IN muppet productions, not like how we're doing right now.

Yes, minor muppetz, that's exactly what all the confusion on your thread is all about. :D Maybe someone will be able to shed light on my mix-up. :o

Check the Make Poverty History site I posted, it has it's own page about it. Click Live 8 on the bottom left of the page. :)

Really? I always had the impression that he at least indulged her, if not liking her back. Like in "Catch a tail by the Tiger", he gives her his only medal to remember him by. :flirt:

Ah, welcome, my fellow Canuck! :D Muppet Central is awesome, you'll love it here. I've ordered my set at Futureshop for 39$, which I didn't think was too bad considering I'm picking it up in store (as in, no shipping fees tacked on, only tax). If you end up finding it somewhere else cheaper...

Good Point there, Kimp. He was always trying new things. And, the way you see it, you don't want these new things to flop and hurt our beloved classic Muppets, since this is a crucial time in their future. Makes alot of sense, that does.

Ah. Well mate, sometimes it's hard to detect sarcasm over the internet, so I see how I and possibly others could have interpreted it wrong.. ;)

I doubt the Jim Henson hour is owned by Disney, since they don't own the Storyteller. Anyway, back to the topic at hand, I still see no reason for Disney to own the Gorch segments. And really, you shouldn't shoot down help after you've asked for it. Once other people find your post, a nice...

Wow, Fozzie Bear, I've read a few of your posts like this today, and I agree with you. You certainly know what you are talking about, as well. :D

Wow, what wonderful stories. Thank you so much for sharing them with us. That must have been a blast!

Why would Disney own Mr. Willowby's Christmas tree? Technically it's not a Muppet production. Sure, it's got Kermit as bookends (hee, I lovingly borrow that term from ToughPigs) but so does Emmet Otter, and that is still owned by the JHC. Anyhoo, the whole point of the list was to demonstrate...

Well, Disney doesn't own them. Disney owns the Muppet franchise, as in The Muppet Show and the Muppet movie characters. Although Fraggles and Sesame Street characters, as well as Gorch characters are referred to as Muppets, they're a different group. Sorry, this is as well as I can explain it...

MC as in Muppet Central. Live 8 (until recently I always thought it was called Live AID, then I was proved wrong. Whoops) is a (series of?) benefit concerts where the goal is to make poverty history.

Congrats, redBoobergurl on getting married soon! That must be very exciting. :excited: Don't feel all melancholy, Beau. You'll cheer up soon, if I have anything to say about it. So today I am well rested, and I hope you all are too, as it seems we all had tough days yesterday, or this...

Hehe, yeah eh? Cross your fingers, you never know. :excited: Very cool reasoning there. Those are the same kind of reasons why I placed him in the middle, as he doesn't really want to be grown up or anything, and he feels pressure from all sides. That bit about Mokey, it's so true. She does...

Wow, that's pretty much the same order I'd put them in. This is neat, let's see here... Mokey is the oldest - Well, this seems superficial, but she's also the tallest. And she does seem to have a motherly quality about her. She's always patting everyone on the shoulder, too. Very...