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I honestly can't pin down a moment when I first discovered the Muppets. They've just always been there. :) I grew up with the VHS tapes of Hey Cinderella!, Musicians of Bremen and The Frog Prince. I used to sing Brave Sir Robin's song as my Dad pushed me on the swings in the backyard. But I...

I always got the impression they just weren't sure how to fit him in. On The Muppet Show he had a clear role to fill backstage, but now there's no backstage, lol.

I think that was a new development. He wasn't really like that in Muppets Take Manhattan; more the jaded, cocky New Yorker, lol.

I noticed what could be misinterpreted. I did not notice any actual racism. There's a huge difference. ;)

Or it's very, very easy to be misunderstood. If people are looking for these things, they tend to find them.

I'll admit I did think this might happen when I saw the Moopets. But I don't think the filmmakers intended anything offensive, definitely not.

OK Part 3! Mel Brooks' character is actually quite sinister, even beyond just trying to hurt Kermit. It makes the whole scene that much more threatening and effective. Mel Brooks is never afraid to push the envelope and thank goodness for that. :) I remember when I was a kid I didn't...

I will say the idea of Walter doing commentary on The Muppet Show is rather inspired, lol. ;)

Fans just disagree on that point, hehe.

Believe me you're not the only one who's had computer problems. I just prefer not to talk about them most of the time. Good luck!

Have to go with Bein Green, it's so touching and inspirational. :)

OK Part 2, lol. You know I'm realizing that it was in The Muppet Movie that I probably saw so many of the cameo stars for the first time. Of course back then I had no idea who they were. Like for instance I had no memory of Elliot Gould being the pageant announcer until I saw it again recently...

I always wondered about that too because I personally can't recall any time.

OK now you guys have inspired me to take the old Muppet Movie VHS out for a spin, lol. I will say I agree with what Beaker has said often here recently. The Muppet Movie isn't afraid to have quiet, still moments. It was common in many '70s films but something that's sadly not seen often today...

Not sure this has been brought up yet, but one of my wishes is for Congress to get its act together before the year ends.

I love going to the department stores and seeing them all decorated. Plus walking my dog and seeing all the houses in the neighborhood lite up. "I believe in miracles and I can tell you why. Once a year the street I live on sparkles like the sky." :) Oh! And I also like reading Tough Pigs'...

Love it when radio station plays Christmas music. Also enjoy watching retro Christmas commercials (though I do that all year anyway, lol).

It's possible, records get lost all the time, or after a certain period of time might be discarded as out of date.

The audience loved it when Jim Parsons showed up, lol.

And sometimes those don't fit either, lol.