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I hope this works out. I would love to see the return of the Muppets. I just hope they don't get too santized. Hopefully, it also means the other two season sets for the Muppet Show. Hang in there Muppets. :o :concern: :shifty:

I can't wait to see it too. It shows a commitment on Disney's part to bring back the Muppets, pairing them with the DC stars. I plan on seeing it.

I emailed Disney to ask if they're going to include the documentry Of Muppets and Men. Here's what I got: Me: I love the season box sets of the Muppet Show you're releasing. I just have one question. In 1981, a documentary was released that gave a behind the scenes look at the Muppet Show...

I was just wondering what people on the forum prefered. I would think latex, since you can do anyhting with clay. I'm just curious.

I was shocked when I heard what happened. I didn't even know he had cancer. He left far too early...like a certain other puppet master. RIP Stan. You were definitly one of the greats. On a side note, the Stan Winston book is great. Gives a great insight on Stan and his work.

When did Miss Piggy go from carved foam to foam latex? (take two) I tried asking this question in the Classic Muppets forum. I was told by Ruahnna that I may have better luck here. I know she became a latex puppet in time for The Great Muppet Caper, but I swear I read in an interview with...

Very funny! I heard better jokes from Fozzie. :o I'll try your advice. Thank you.

I know she became a latex puppet in time for The Great Muppet Caper, but I swear I read in an interview with Tom McLaughlin (the guy who figured out how to make foam latex work for hand puppets) he made it sound like Miss Piggy became a foam latex puppet during the show. If anyone knows,thanks...