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Okay, here's one sweet scoop - but it's more like a generous serving of brownies a la mode. I just finished watching, and I fired off a review to Steve. It's...it's just rully incredible. First, the general stuff: Jane took Steve all over the house, shared a bunch of stories, showed off some...

Oh, man, I'm getting queasy just reading that! But it's the same with me and sweet stuff; I remember a few weeks before Christmas one year - we had been making a lot of cookies, some for sending and others for eating. And one night we went out for Chinese food and a movie. And you know...

(Storyteller is doing a crossword puzzle, while the others are doing assorted things.) Storyteller: Let's see. Seven down, five letters, U.S. senator from the Keystone State. Erin: Casey. As in Robert P., Jr. The other one is Specter. Storyteller: Thank you...um, four across, six letters...

Hmm...I don't know; I've tried saving one or two of the casts to my computer, but no dice. It doesn't help that a number of my downloads also end up in some temporary file buried deep in my hard drive.

True, true...and I kind of meant the nametags remark as a joke. However, most conventions or lectures I've been to made the attendees wear some kind of tag - either a plain label, or something professional-looking. But since we've got members of the Muppets showing up, I think that this...

We've gotten tickets for my family, and it looks like we got a confirmation e-mail, but I'm thinking about dropping them a line to double-check.

We've placed orders for tickets ('cause my mom really, really wants to go, and we think my dad and brother would be keen on it too), but I think I'll e-mail the box office just in case. They've also got the box office number posted: 973-720-2371. But honestly, looking at the disclaimer about...

Yeah, and the release says that it's also going to be a memorial for Richard Hunt, seeing as he grew up in nearby Bergen. Sounds like a lot of forum members are going to be there - maybe we should show up with nametags with both our real names and screen names?

Yeah, I'm going to try to go, too - so maybe it'll be a little RHLC convention. Or as Sam would put it, a weirdo convention.

(gang's gearing up to watch VP debates) Beige: How's that popcorn coming along? Scooter: It needs a few more seconds...okay, the pops are slowing down. Storyteller: Honestly, I don't see why you silly creatures go through this every four years. Erin: Are you kidding - we go through this more...

It's always intrigued me, the way he said that all of his characters contain some aspect of himself. We just went over the personalities of some of his other characters, like Scooter, Gunge, Forgetful Jones and so on, but I'm still wondering where Beaker came from. Perhaps Beaker is the...

Oh, yeah, I remember seeing that one back in the day, when I was a little kid. I remember Kermit showing the clapboard to Forgetful Jones, and clearly stating that it was "O - klahoma." And down below, there's Jim and Richard going through the motions, while Kevin and David, and everyone else...

Yeah, it'd be nice to see Don Music again...I wonder how they'd handle the crashing-the-head-into-the-piano bit, though. That's right - Richard was life-affirming, both in terms of comedy and spiritual stuff. He was the one who kept everyone laughing off camera, during moments that would have...

(gang's eating a cheesecake just brought home from a bakery in town) Erin: Hmm, hmm...well, if this cabby's modeled after Richard, I'd go for a strategically ripped rugby shirt, black and white stripes, jeans and Adidas. And a newsboy cap. Scooter: And maybe a pendant with 'Your face' or...

Right on. As Kevin put it, Richard was one of the "unsung heroes" of the Muppets. He was one of the driving forces behind the Muppets' cheerful lunacy, but the most press coverage is reserved for Jim and Frank. Not that there's anything wrong with Jim and Frank getting lots of coverage, of...

Sesame Street at 40 - ooh, that's kinda scary when you think about it. And "one of the most successful?" Name me one other kid's show that has enough Emmys to fill a warehouse. :excited: "A memorial tribute to New Jersey's own Richard Hunt..." yes, it's about time Richard was featured on the...

Storyteller: Cheese? (starts counting) Um...Camembert, Gouda, Edam, Brie...join in, people. Scooter: Cheddar, Swiss, blue... Nora: Feta, Oleron, mozzarella... Erin: Wensleydale, Jarlsburg, Gruyere... Beige: Parmesan, Romano, ricotta...wait a minute, why are we doing this? Scooter: 'Cause Ailie...

You are most welcome, Marty. The day the goats aren't annoyed by "The Happy Wanderer" will be the day pigs (don't) fly. As for the MuppetCast...hmm, I'm really not sure where the sketch is mentioned - it's gotta be in there somewhere, but I'm not sure. But the Machu Picchu story is one of my...