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Should probably be crumpets actually, lol. :p

Cool, would love to hear what you thought. :)

I'll definitely share it here when it's done. But first I'll have to watch my VHS episodes again. Oh what a bother, lol. ;)

I guess it's just personal preference. I do think he's a very good comedic actor.

Actually that does give me an idea. Sometimes setting boundaries is a good way to get writing started. Maybe if I just focused on the episodes that are included in the three Adventures in Wonderland VHS tapes. People are always asking about them online and all.

Thanks for the support guys! :) That didn't bother me so much, I just didn't think the outfits matched the characters. The way they were portrayed, the Tweedles were the ones with the common sense; well adjusted guys with a variety of plot convenient talents (photography, newspaper publishing...

You know I've been enjoying my revisiting of Adventures in Wonderland for a couple years now, but oddly enough every time I've tried to write a blog entry about it, I've drawn a blank. I'm just not sure what to focus on. I really want to avoid the standard plot summary. I've seen other websites...

Absolutely agree. It's a team up that doesn't get a lot of attention but was very endearing and touching. :)

Well technically that scene was cut, so there's no problem in the final film. ;)

Yeah I haven't seen the first one either but Pie Noon is a great episode about bullying and not stooping to the bully's level. Plus I love Hatter's reference to the movie High Noon, lol. And of course the episode has two really impressive guest stars. ;) Yeah that one's great. I love the...

I saw that appearance at The Paley Center for Media a few years ago and I wrote about it on the RHLC thread: Kermit gives a speech about how animated characters can do anything (as opposed to real people). Then when the time comes to announce the winner, Scooter realizes he can't open the...

Wow I didn't know that either. Well I have to admit, I like both songs a lot, lol.

Jim Henson and Richard Hunt performed Kermit and Scooter as presenters for the 1986 Academy Awards.

You have a good memory then because you're absolutely right about both episodes. ;) Yeah the Queen here is a diva, but overall a decent person, lol.

Oh absolutely, I'm still rather surprised and impressed with the direction they took. He's kind of reminds me of an eccentric gentry who went off and did his own thing rather than inherent the family business, lol.

I actually thought he did a good job. ;) Yeah I think we have the Internet to thank for that. Information became much more readily available for people. I remember David Rudman saying he'd watched the Muppet performers on 60 Minutes as a kid and really tried to pay attention so he could...

Lol, that was fine. :) I remember even as a kid being really impressed with the way AIW modernized the Alice in Wonderland story. I'm usually pretty hostile about that stuff but AIW managed to make it really clever, such as the White Rabbit wearing roller blades because he's always on the go...

True, they all work too, lol. And yes I was always a George fan as well. :)

I prefer to call it a Paul McCartney-ish stance. I'm just old fashioned that way, lol. ;)

Good luck! :)