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I'm new at this forum (sorry I didn't really introduce myself anywhere, though I'm not sure if I'm supposed to), but hey do those smileys rock! Love every single one of them!

Geez, how could I forget Wayne and Wanda!

And should we even mention these two guys: :p:( Possibly the greatest buddy duo ever.

In 'The Muppets" Rowlf probably had his biggest movie part since 'The Muppets Take Manhattan"! It's wonderful to have him back!

Yeah, there aren't so many muppet couples out there. Piggy & Kermit, Floyd & Janice, Gonzo & Camilla, Waldorf & Astoria and... that is all, I guess. Now if we're talking all sorts of duos, including friendly/brotherly relationship and not just romantic couples, then there are so many great...

Oh, how I wish I could be there! Seems to have been incredible (and the tickets are at such low prices!). Pity I live several thousand miles away from NYC :sympathy:

Wow, Pinkflower, that's a sweet video! Almost made me cry. Thanks for sharing! :)

Awww, Pinkflower, come on! :drool: We need to see that video! Now that you've mentioned it it's not fair not to show it to us! ;)

My results: 1 - Mokey (100%) 2 - Traveling Matt (87%) 3 - Wembley (64%) 4 - Boober (54%) 5 - Gobo (50%) 6 - Red (0%) My faourite Fraggle is Wembley though, I was pretty sure I'd be him :coy:

My favorite scene with Kermit and Piggy is their 'I Won't Dance' number from the Show. Kermit firing Piggy, 'motorcycle cop', their marriage scene in MTM, 'The First Time It Happens' all come close though. And yeah, Piggy IS one of the most complex and three-dimensional muppets ever IMO.

For some reason I liked 'Halfway Down the Stairs' most. I've never been a fan of Evanescence, but here Amy Lee came up with something really creative IMO. Of course I still love the classic version more, but Amy sort of managed to do something different here, and that is what counts for me when...

I really enjoy collecting famous people's birthdays, but that is one question I was wondering about myself. I was thinking of starting a thread about that when I decided to search and found this old one. Indeed, I'd be happy to know Kathy's, Karen's and Louise's birthdays but unfortunately...

There are so many tearjerking moments in the Muppet movies (the 'Saying Goodbye' part in MTM really stands out for me), but I cried the most when I watched Frank Oz's speech at Jim Henson's memorial service. My heart breaks everytime I hear him says 'This is when I understood that he loves me...

Some episodes of the Jim Henson Hour on youtube :electric:

All of the classic muppet performers deserve a documentary, but I'd go with Richard Hunt if I needed to choose. He was a great muppeteer and a wonderful person, and also it kinda makes sense to honor the memory of a deceased person first.

A tough question, but if I had to choose, it'd be Rowlf or Miss Piggy