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I know. They look about as apealing as disney's Kill Bill and Disney presents Lego Land(You get my point?)

I bought it 3 years ago at my neighbor's garage sale. Story one is the 3 Little Pigs with Miss Piggy, Andy and Randy Pig. Story 2 was King Midas where Kermit was King Midas, Piggy was his wife, Gonzo was an evil little man. Story 3 was Rumplestiltsin with Gonzo, Kermit and Piggy. Story 4 was...

I think whats cool about him is also that he has such a wide range of voices. I can recignize Steve Whittemire so easily, no matter what voice. I can recognize Dave Goelz in any voice easily, and Jerry Nelson's easy to figure out. Richard Hunt had a great voice, but he was probably the...

I believe Frank Oz did.

A while ago, i saw an episode where Beuregard says to Kermit that he was dreaming that people were walking on his head, and Kermit tells him to stop sleeping on the floor. WHich episode was that?

Bill is the only Muppeteer that makes it so you can't tell the difference between his voices and Jim hensons. If you listen to Dr.Teeth im MWoO, Bill's sounds exactly like Jim's. Same with Rowlf. I'm just saying he does a great raspy Jim voice.

Sorry, I didn't mean to put the Dianna Ross one. In that one, only Animal and Floyd talked I believe.

I don't believe their are too many, but what episodes did all of the Electric Mayhem appear in? The one that comes to my mind first is the Dianna Ross one where they all spoke. :cool: :halo: :sing:

The only movie where Kevin was credited as a principle performer was Muppet Treasure Island (and I guess Elmo in Grouchland).

What episodes was he featured in.

Frank, I believe, does new material about 2 times or 3 times a season. Jerry does the Count on every episode of Sesame Street now, plus is doing the Fraggle Rock and Dark Crystal movie. All he was even missing from was Muppets Wizard of Oz. He wasn't really needed in MWoO. Floyd had a one...

Frank, I believe, does new material about 3 times or 3 times a season. Jerry does the Count on every episode of Sesame Street now, plus is doing the Fraggle Rock and Dark Crystal movie. All he was even missing from was Muppets Wizard of Oz. He wasn't really needed in MWoO. Floyd had a one...

I know. I just didn't want to write Gonzos and Rizzos, and Beaker/Hunnydews present giving.

Clifford wasn't in Its a Very Merry Muppet Christmas Movie. But I didn't know Clifford was introduced then. I knew Kevin came to the mUPPETS IN 1985 (And his first film where he actually had a character was Follow that Bird and he performed Elmo).

People say that he is first introduced in the Muppets Tomight, but he was one of the hosts in a 1993 Sing along video with Kermit. Was he introduced in the It's Not Easy Being Green music video or what?

Am I the only one that found it wierd that they did what they did. Richard and Jim had recently died, and they made Statler and Waldorf ghosts. They did fot the role very well, but they made them ghosts and it seemed wierd with the puppeteers both recently dead. I know I'm going too deep...

Yeah. It seems like, even though they are trying in some cases to let Rowlf speak, that they are trying to make him important without speaking. First off, they mention him by name a lot in IaVMMCM, and his name is on the wall at the beginning. Plus he is in a lot of scenes of it. Hes in a...

Now that I'm on the subject of this movie, I might as well continue up on it. Here are my favorite quotes. Sal: Hey, Johnny. My best pal in the whole world. I sold my moped to by you this solid gold record player. Johnny: (Looks at it, then looks back) Oh, thanks. Sal: Jerk...

Now that I'm on the subject of this movie, I might as well continue up on it. Here are my favorite quotes. Sal: Hey, Johnny. My best pal in the whole world. I sold my moped to by you this solid gold record player. Johnny: (Looks at it, then looks back) Oh, thanks. Sal: Jerk...

Its a Very Merry Muppet Christmas Movie.