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It's not arrogance when you actually are that talented. ;)

Lol, exactly. If it was a gift, I'd be more than happy to accept. But my own money has to stay with me right now, lol. ;)

Yeah the only information I got was from the recent interviews with the cast: http://www.tiaratalkshowpodcast.com/2011/09/13-tiara-talks-interview-with.html http://www.tiaratalkshowpodcast.com/2011/10/14-interview-with-elisabeth-harnoisaiw.html

Same here. There's a little thing called the economy and right now it's broken. :ouch: As much as I enjoyed The Muppets (2011), if I were forced to choose I would probably buy Being Elmo on DVD instead. It was very inspirational and interesting and hey how many documentaries feature Richard...

True I mean I have friends who didn't like the movie that much, but we just agree to disagree and move on. And as much I enjoyed the movie, Beaker always does have good points about what the movie could have been.

That I don't know, memories are hazy after all these years. But yeah it definitely was clever and that's a big part of Disney World, keeping the illusions alive, not letting the audience see the seams so to speak. Hey that's an alliteration, AIW would be proud, hehe. ;)

Later on in the show they started wearing regular shirts and pants and vests with colorful patterns. It really was an improvement. In one episode they actually had the idea that everyone in Wonderland has their own "mirthday" where people get together and tell jokes for them, lol. I've heard...

Yeah maybe I'm just old fashioned but I always thought of nerd as purely associated with computers and math or something, lol. Geek does fit better for me, you're right he does geek out at some of the guest stars, lol.

Oh yeah you could definitely argue that the Lorax sometimes veers into annoying tree hugger territory, the same way the Onceler veers into annoying greedy Capitalist territory. They both have good points and bad points which makes the problem so difficult to solve.

Plus what I love about the Onceler is that he actually loves the Truffula trees. He's not just some one dimensional greedy villain, he has layers which allows him to feel guilt in the end. I'll just avoid all that and not see the movie in the first place, hehe. How true that is.

Well what do you define as "nerdy?" Not being rude, just trying to understand. :)

I think that would look weird because you can tell there are times when the characters pause to wait for the laugh track, lol.

I don't know...I know everyone here means well. But all this reminds me of when I was in school and a kid would go up to the teacher and say, "Could you tell Jason to stop laughing when nothing funny is happening?" Maybe that kid didn't see anything funny but that doesn't mean he should ask the...

I noticed that too. You can see the audience laughing and clapping at certain points so they were definitely reacting, you just can't hear them too well.

The video's on the thread about the conference in the Muppet Appearances section.

Honestly, that's not usually my first thought, lol. I just assume someone wants to talk about the topic. If it really was some big new development, it would have been mentioned elsewhere on the forum already as well. So I guess the bumping old threads thing just doesn't bother me that much.

That's OK, Scooter's Daddy always liked playing aggressive characters, lol. ;)

Love how Scooter backed off saying Gonzo was an alien, lol.

What I often find is that parents miss the "hidden" messages and end up complaining about minutia, lol. Well I think the line is sort of meant to be ironic that we're all just as bad as this Onceler is. I confess as a child I always just kind of took that for granted, lol.

Yeah that's my only slight complaint, lol. But at least he's getting some exposure. ;)