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I'm not going to stop posting but I do want to use this thread to explain what will be going on. I'm going to start posting a lot less likely but will still be around. I'm on the cusp of major depression, brought on by life circumstances that have been going on over the past year and now I'm...

Not to mention Ricky looks just like Georgie the Hippo. :oops: Unintentional costume building there. Ha-ha.

After I watched that video, that song about eating brains was stuck in my head for days.

:eek: And I thought this was bad.

I just realized... no love for SHED.MOV?! :zany:

I busted out laughing reading that. You sir are my new hero. (and I can now add you to the wall of people who think through this forum that Bob is my real name)

Very well, this is from 2009... :super:

I look for any reason to break out my Super Grover costume from Halloween a few years ago. :super:

At least one day.

You would need permission from Sesame Workshop, Disney and Henson to use the characters they own, not the performers, though. We're not that far in at all to look at guests but it's always worth a shot. I have plenty of Henson employees/alumni as Facebook friends and know one of the producers of...

The only problem I foresee with that is availability issues with the performers, unless they were going to do the Muppets' voices pre-recorded and use different performers of it and take out the human Sesame cast. That said, I think Philadelphia might be worth investigating. I know the city...

I personally think a possible convention would get more mileage if it was in a larger city. I'm talking a New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Houston, Philadelphia, somewhere like that. For some reason I think that would result in more of a turn-out... and it'd give an excuse to finally go to Los...

If we get something off the ground, this is how I would prefer it to turn out. We don't need something as completely all-out as MuppetFest. It's great to just have it as a fan-run thing, we can get guests there's no doubt in my mind about that. But I'm for the Henson convention idea rather...

I'd be all for being on a team of sorts to put this together. Heck, I'd be for putting the team together! :) I might not be the richest guy around and the stuff DW has to say is very valid but if the My Little Pony fandom (a fandom I should add is for a cartoon that has been on for less than two...

Looks like the DreamWorks of 2004-2007 is back... :eek: And Ryan Reynolds is in it?! Haven't they kicked that derp out of Hollywood yet? That said, yes, I say July 26. Disney can move Phineas and Ferb but don't forget The Wolverine (another attempt that the X-Men character's solo movie) also...

Just the music is fine. Thank you.

Well, wouldn't you know it? I stopped into Michael's today and they restocked the poster! So I guess I'll go back later, if I have a coupon, and pick one up. So much for this thread. :p That said, I'm a little disappointed this poster isn't for a sale anymore since they had it for a while...

It might be a bit much to ask, but does anyone have the MP3s of the Henson memorial service that have been floating around for a while?

That's again part of the problem. Disney already has a release on Thanksgiving weekend, their animated film Frozen. And Phineas and Ferb does in fact come out in 2013. July 26 is a Thursday this year, next year it's a Friday, probably where the confusion comes from. They could go with...

Does Disney really have room for this movie in summer 2013? They have Monsters University and Phineas and Ferb coming out, both seem to be huge releases. If they release it in May, it'll get hurt by Iron Man 3, Star Trek 2, The Hangover 3, Fast & Furious 6, lots of sequels and I don't want to...