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Will have to respectfully disagree with you there, as MTM is my favorite, lol. But just to let you know even if there was a dislike button, I wouldn't use it; we all have our opinions. :) And actually MTM does have an antagonist. Namely the harsh realities of trying to make a career in show...

I'll be honest, it felt a little ridiculous that any of the characters were fooled by Richman. It made the main characters look stupid, rather than making Richman look like an effective villain. It has to be somewhat believable. Whereas with Hopper you could see how people would be tricked by...

I don't entirely agree. He was written with a lot more layers than this new villian. Doc Hooper appears like a nice guy on the outside until you get to know him. He has to be to be a businessman. And he's genuinely a little hurt when Max won't support him in the end. Richman on the other hand...

I totally understand; I often feel the same way with franchises I was too young for but am really into now. But in the end, who cares, you need more fans to keep these things going. :)

I definitely sang along to "Rainbow Connection," it reminded me of all the Muppets singing along during the Muppets 30th anniversary. :)

Yeah I'd recommend it; it's not perfect but it's the best in a long time. :) Oops I actually might have changed it since you asked me, lol, but it doesn't matter it's the same person, it's Robert Englund when he was on the 1980s TV series V, playing one of the aliens. Good actor and very...

Frank Oz frequently visited Richard Hunt when he was sick towards the end. You don't do that for something that's "just a job." :)

I challenge anyone to listen to this old commercial jingle and have it not get stuck in their heads, it's nearly impossible, lol. (Let me know if the clip doesn't work) Bank of Ireland (in New York!)

That's something that original remake utterly failed to understand. That and the fact that you need decent writing, lol.

Frogs, I grew up with The Frog Prince, lol. :)

Oh my gosh yes when I was a kid I was terrified of the Windmills of Your Mind song, lol.

Well it's likely one of the writers created Scooter and that Richard contributed his own experiences to the character's personality.

Apparently Richard and Jerry are somewhere in the El Sleezo scene but as far as I know, no one has been able to find them as of yet.

Yeah I definitely recognize that as OCD. Hang in there! :)

For that matter, if they were going to try and be accurate to the book I could see Richard playing a Jacob Marley kind of character; he kind of specialized in bad boy roles, lol.

Oh yeah definitely as far as pure humor, The Alvin Show and Clyde Crashcup win every time. :) Lol, sorry but I'm really on a witchhunt over toilet humor lately. It's just lazy and cheap and I'm sick of people mistaking it for humor.

Yeah my area's generally not big on natural disasters so Hurricane Irene was definitely a shocker I wasn't prepared for.

Ah OK, yeah I wasn't sure if you were just referring to that or not. Well I mean obviously they would have to have done a bit more than that, like when Gonzo played Dearth Nadir. They did the excepted gag with the nose, but then had him play his full character. They would have had to do this in...

Having the Muppets play the major parts would have gotten old? Not sure I follow you, unless I'm misunderstanding. Well the Dark Crystal's effects were and are impressive. Whereas that ghost of Christmas Past? Maybe it was a little impressive at the time but it really doesn't hold up as an...

Oh absolutely, that is one of Fraggle Rock's best numbers.