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Another difference is there are two different audio tracks played when Beau is driving the taxi through town. It wasn't uncommon in the theaters for two slightly different edits of the film to be released in different parts of the country. I saw both the part with Gonzo playing the minister...

Thanks for the update Zack... it will be interesting to see how the single differs from the version on the video. Nice to see Kermit featured either way!

Zack, They'll send an e-mail out to club members for the Invisible Fozzie once they are ready to start accepting payments.

We have the latest revisions to the Palisades series 3 action figures. Check out the new sculpts, then let us know what you think about the updates. Your opinions play a direct role in helping to shape this line. Jamie did a thorough job in comparing the revisions to the originals from Palisades...

Let me try to get you one. I'll write you if it works out.

Hot sweet bacon! That's great news Quinn. Congratulations!

Matt, just sent you an e-mail.

Let's see Tiger, you have Gordon and Susan's Miles... who you almost named Olivia after Gordon's sister. Makes perfect sense. :D If you start naming your kids after Anything Muppets, THEN we'll start to worry. ;)

Glad to see you back on-line Billy!

What's nice about the shirt is that it's an actual photo from the show. For those who haven't seen it, the shirt has Kermit and Vincent doing their "talk spot" against the wall and they both have fangs.

One major thing to keep in mind with some of these reviews is that people are comparing this direct-to-video release with the other six Muppet films. So going into it, people have the mindset of expecting a "full-blown" classic Muppet movie. Swamp Years is a unique project that is kind of...

Just moved it for you Matt.

Four Muppet Baby Beanies were released in 1997: Kermit, Piggy, Gonzo and Animal. It would've been nice to have had the eight regular characters though (with Fozzie, Rowlf, Scooter, Skeeter).

I could be wrong, but I believe Warrick put up a Web site with info on the hard-plastic Sesame Street puppets from the 70's a year or so ago. It may or may not still be on-line at this time.

If you are a member of the Palisades collector's club, they'll be sending out an e-mail once the Fozzie's are available to purchase. It may or may not happen this week, but they'll get to it as soon as possible.

The Anything Muppets debuted on Sesame Street in 1969 and they serve the same purpose as what would later be called Whatnots on the Muppet Show and beyond. These were techniques that Don Sahlin perfected in the sixties. Sometimes eyes or noses might fall off on camera as can been seen in "Any...

Wow! That's wild Artie. Thanks for sharing that bit of wisdom with us. Did anyone have any interesting reactions to the playset or Beaker? Poor Beakie, nothing's sacred for him. :eek:

Just noticed this today on the Swamp Years product page on Amazon.com. Interesting they brought up the Muppet Movie...

Thanks for the update Mark! Sounds fantastic.

Just moved it to "Action Figures" for you Michael. Sounds like you had a good time from your various reports.