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I feel like I can just tell Disney: ''Release The Muppet Show Seasons 4 and 5 I have money for you''

This is just a bird Muppet from the Ed Sullivan Show

Of course! The soundtrack is probably online or on Spotify or iTunes.

I bet you can hire someone to do this online.

Like, instrumentals of the songs, the songs themselves, or background music?

It looks pretty harsh.

Well, I thought this would be a good thread. I recently watched The Blues Brothers, and noticed that one of the police officers was Frank Oz. Then later it showed a man wanting to buy a Grover and Miss Piggy doll. Anyone else know some good cameos?

I mean, while we wait for that, we can still watch ''Of Muppets and Men'' but I expect this to be better.

Does anyone have that song ''Look and Listen'' from Mr. Rogers that they play on Muppet Central radio?

My theory is: There is a tiny string in the middle of the eyes that the puppeteer can pull down with their finger. If you look closely in this picture you can kind of see it:

Signs you might be gavry3 1. You're not gavry3 trust me, I'm gavry3. There is no number 2.

Wake me up when the DVD or digital release is out. :sleep:

I don't know if anyone said this but in the opening theme, Sweetums's eyelash/eyelid is a little off.

Instead of ''Bet your cares away...'' I though it was ''Bet your kids away...''

I just binged the whole Storyteller DVD.

NOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I really will miss him. My favorite roles that he played were Ollivander from Harry Potter and The Storyteller. RIP John Hurt. Now we're all ''Hurt''. Too soon?

Hm. I waited some months and no reply from Caroll. Well, time to send another letter!

I photoshopped Mildred Huxtetter and George the Janitor and this came out and I don't know whether I should be proud or not.

First of all, are those handmade? Second, are you using PLUNGERS to hold them up? That is the strangest but most interesting sounding technique I have seen in some time.

It dangles because, gravity. Dr. Teeth's eyes probably (this is just a guess) work the same way Oscar The Grouch's eyebrows move.