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I also remember seeing this when it originally aired, particularly when the crowd of Muppets were yelling, "Surgery! Surgery!" Lol.

Yeah it's a cliche, but it's still a welcome one, lol. Even my film teacher said character conversion is a popular and effective way of making the plot go forward. ;)

Oh I have to add this one (hope I'm getting it right, I haven't seen it for awhile!): Kermit: ...Then he croaked. John Denver: He died? ! Kermit: No, he croaked. 'Help, help!' he croaked! Lol :)

Oh yeah that would be cool, I always like those. Much more interesting than the standard good guy that never makes mistakes.

For me nothing beats the entire wedding at the end of Muppets Take Manhattan. I even used to use the lyrics from that scene when I played with my Barbie dolls, lol.

Oh no I'm not saying I blame the character. I mean, I will say Pepe was often given some of the more tasteless humor that the Muppets could do without (as opposed to actual adult humor ;) ). But there were other times where he could be very funny without resorting to that stuff. Like I said, I...

That's from The Great Muppet Caper, their second feature film. :) :mad:

Hey, better similar to The Muppet Movie than similar to Elmo in Grouchland. ;) I'm torn on this. I don't think it's completely wrong to use Pepe in this film, but then again this is supposed to be recapturing the spirit of the original Muppet films, which were successful, unlike their later...

Thanks for the heads up, will definitely check it out!

Well yes but on the other hand actors need to earn a living and stay in the spotlight so if something works they often will go for it, even if it's the same old thing.

Yeah it was mainly the voice, I mean my friend and I were laughing in the theater everytime he talked (and she LIKED the movie!). It's like, if you can't do the voice then go away and let the grown ups act for awhile, hehe. And to me in the close ups it just looked like he could barely move in...

I get what you're saying that the movie is supposed to parallel our real life fear of terrorism and that is definitely more interesting than your standard bad guy. It's just that even the real life terrorists have a motivation beyond just chaos (whether we agree with it or not). Because they're...

The Muppet Mindset site has posted Part 3 to an interview with Jerry Nelson: Lol, Jerry's great. And I can imagine it was difficult to keep a straight face with working with a Richard Hunt/Rob Mills combo, lol.

I'd have to see the original Batman again, it's been a long time, lol. But I did think the Christian Bale Batmans were overrated, I frankly didn't care about any of the characters or what happened to them, heh. Heath Ledger did a good acting job but I was unimpressed by the character. He has no...

Titanic was definitely overrated, though it also seems to have been largely forgotten in recent years. At the time it seemed very impressive, and the sinking scenes are still very poignant in my opinion, but the love story was just too cliche and one dimensional. In contrast, an earlier...

Forgot to mention Scooter, now we know why he keeps his glasses on. ;)

Hey you're a human being, it's normal. Even Jesus got angry and lost it sometimes. :)

Yes I actually have had several gay friends who identify themselves as Christians. I mean, I'm annoyed that The Catholic Church thinks my gender makes me unworthy of being a priest, but I still choose to stay. There were things Jesus disagreed with about his religion. But he stayed because he...

Indeed, a very comforting thought. :) Well sometimes the best thing to do is remind the victims of bullying that they still have friends. :)

EEEEEeeeeeeeeck! Thanks for the nightmares! Seriously! Lol, well they weren't all bad. I actually laughed at the Big Bird one, just because it's so out of character, lol. Kermit, Red and Cookie Monster actually look like unfinished Anything Muppets! Fozzie looked kinda cute...like those...