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I always loved that about the show, how he worries about his boss and getting his boating license; you don't see that much in cartoons. I think that's why both kids and young adults are able to enjoy it so much. Perhaps today's kids will be able to look back on the show when they get older!

I dunno, Kermit seemed fine with it at the end of the movie. ;) And if it was annulled, I honestly don't think Piggy would have stuck around. She'd make Kermit pay. I would! :mad:

I'm be skeptical, heh.

One of the best comedies of all time! Proof that women can be funny (sadly you don't see much of it). :flirt:

I'm not saying I want movies to be accurate at every turn; I know that's not realistic, hehe. I'm just sick of movies being touted at the Oscars that aren't too deserving (pretty much oh, every year heh). Even with a "cover", using an American accent in that situation comes off shotty to me...

I just don't like how Hollywood doesn't even try.

Well technically Big Bird wouldn't have been too far away from Manhattan, hehe. But he probably did have to take the subway, so I agree, hasn't the Bird suffered enough? ! :wisdom:

This was on topic; everyone kept talking about the British accent thingie, hehe. ;)

So I've learned something new today: Santa + British = Problematic Tom Cruise + Finding a way to avoid using accent in movie = Not acceptable Klingon + British, German or storm trooper uniforms = Just fine! : D

I wasn't too crazy about the movie, but I like that its message gave kids confidence and pride in being kids, without being obnoxious like so many kids movies can be, hehe.

You know...I was thinking...no one cares when Klingons have British accents! :insatiable:

Yeah, send in the Klingons! :halo:

Eh, the "cover's" still not good enough for me. I mean it's not like Tom Cruise is speaking Klingon here! ;)

And a caveman too in another episode I think.

Thank you! I had a feeling he played both, lol! I love those Patchy segments, hehe.

Definitely! :) As long as the history of SS doesn't take a back seat to the more recent stuff that still needs to stand the test of time (no offence to the newer characters). :)

I also wanted to say, I loved the message that life goes on, just in a different form ("one day it's an ocean, one day ice in motion, one day it's a tear drop in your eye"). That there was some hope and not just finality; but done in an abstract manner that can be interpreted in different ways. :)

I had the same sort of dreams; after awhile I took them as signs that she wasn't really too far away. :) But you know, even with the new puppy (who's wonderful! hehe), it still hurts to think too much about her. I think it is important to find a way to, as Wembley says, "Keep part of them alive...

Mudwell's voice is some form of Forgetful Jones, lol. But I do say you do um...forget that (hehe) within the first few minutes. He talks about being the rarest creature you'll probably ever find, which I thought also described his puppeteer too, hehe.

I mean I think in the '80s they never imagined this private footage would end up on a DVD somewhere (VHS's were still a new thing!) Wow I feel old...lol One of the first things I noticed, lol. Ok, I finally got up the nerve to watch the infamous "Gone, But Not Forgotten!" I do think the...