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Yeah, but Dave Goelz wasn't listed recording the audio track. In fact, :concern: appears as the cameraman in every scene, I believe. He's shown in the schoolbus and ice cream shop scenes. At least they gave him a purpose for a silent character...

I also know the name of Daisy's three nieces: April, May and June. My friend was so freaked out when I answered that question.

I'm also very flexible. At one point I could put my foot behind my head!

How many other uses could they have used him/it for? Vendawish Vendahead -? Etc....

Usually it's the other way around for Muppets, i.e. Frank Oz as Miss Piggy, Richard Hunt as Janice, etc...

Oh, then sorry...:o

Darn, I wish I could do that...

I just posted on that thread! :D I know how you feel. :sympathy: Some of my threads were left completely empty, and they sank to the bottom of the listings like a rock. :cry:

Yeah, I've seen some of his work. The guy's a genius. P.S. I'm sorry no one's posted so far. I know how you feel. :sympathy:

Does anyone on here have any special skills they want to share? As for me I can: Draw (basic cartoon characters, cartoon animals, etc.) Play drums (and the fool! :laugh:) Dance (Nothing formal, although I can do the robot, and some MJ moves, etc.) Know cartoon trivia (i.e. Donald Duck's middle...

Isn't that supposed to be the other way around? I mean look at Tara Strong as Timmy Turner, and half the cast of Rugrats! :zany:

Ummmm, does McDonaldland count? :batty: (Get it? Count! Wocka Wocka! :o)

Yeah, it's weird that they performed BOTH Amadogus and Rock Me Amadeus! I was wondering how they portrayed Nanny. A disembodied voice would simply NOT work at all...

Good and weird? More like creatively bizzare! As to why Jim is painting the elephant... I don't know. The film is like a big metaphor- it's up to you to figure it out...

There's also a behind the scenes clip on YouTube, however not much special footage is shown. Most of it is taken from The World of Jim Henson, I believe. In it, Jerry Juhl offers a funny story regarding Jim and the diving board scene before he "flies away"...

In 1966, Jim Henson released a short film called Time Piece. Knowing the creative genius, this was no ordinary short film. It contained such Henson-esque things as exploding clocks, painting elephants and colorful patterns. The best thing is that EVERYTHING came out of of Jim's mind! A few...

Dead as of 1992... RIP Richard Hunt

Why don't they release both kids' and collector's editions on DVD. That way both demographics of retailers are happy! That's what WB wants, right? Happiness and tons o' consumers' money!

Don't forget Jimi Hendrix and Falco (Der Kommissar, and Rock Me Amadeus) who died in a car crash in 1998...

Wait! Not :concern:! Why'd I put him? :cool:- Forgive me Dave Goelz, wherever you are!