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Yeah, maybe it's best just to leave it out. And what do you mean by the Muppet Movie?

Oh, yeah. I hadn't thought of that. It's kind of like in The Muppets--Walter is a Muppet fan, but I bet he doesn't know everything there is to know about the Muppet performers for obvious reasons. ;) Hmm...maybe the Muppets wouldn't really be living beings, but Frank Oz (at least in 1990...

Cool! Yeah, how can we NOT have a Henson movie without Muppets? Bingboingcutie had this great idea for a scene right after Jim Henson's death where Frank Oz questions where the team's going to go next, and he absent-mindedly picks up the Fozzie puppet and starts discussing things with him. But...

Bingboingcutie and I have been brainstorming a bit, and we have this idea for a movie that chronicles the careers of the Muppet performers somewhat. It would pass quickly through Jim Henson's start as a puppeteer, and the plot would move through the growth of the performers and how Jim taught...

Oh, good. :) Yeah, and I do hope someone can come out with a sheet music book. And for now, as to the chords, I guess that once you learn chords to one song that some of the others might be easier. Musicians seem to have a consistency to their work--anybody notice that Joe Raposo's music has...

I still like the VHS player we have in our house! Ah, fuzzy lines on the screen.

Yeah--this reminds me of the Peter Ustinov episode! Poor Kermit...

I cried during "Pictures in my Head" when I watched the movie. I don't know why--I think it's the tune, though. The right pitch can sting your eyes.

You know, you're right! I never thought of that! I've tried to learn how to play some fraggle songs on the piano with chords. Hope that helps. It requires a lot of listening.

I know everybody has already said this. And I know it's just repetitive. But I really love Gonzo and Rizzo as a pair! It's an excellent example of Steve and Dave's amazing job as a performing duo. I wish there could have been more of those "Gonzo and Rizzo's Amazing Discoveries" sketches on...

Wait--an episode of Dexter's Laboratory had r-rated language? I loved that show as a kid!

Yeah, I fell for the Montage trap, too. And there were a lot of movie pieces released online, and I saw them all with my sister (we couldn't resist!). I definitely agree, though, that comments on YouTube about surprises like the Jim Parsons cameo should be blocked--I mean, the surprise...

...yyes i am!:):super:

Please do! I'm really impressed!

I just have to say this: your use of language is beautiful.

I agree with what everybody else says: I think this man is overreacting a bit. I mean, if everybody acted the same way in every situation like this, Fraggle Rock would have aired once a month--it would take that long to write a show because the writers would be watching every combination of...

Just throwing this out there: Mokey can also be a cute Fraggle. Sometimes, in my opinion, she seems like a little girl who likes to play and twirl around in a garden and make flower crowns--as I think Kathy Mullen once said (only a bit differently), she has sort of a "la-dee-da" personality.

Love "Brave Alone"! It's really touching.

Yeah, now that you mention it, he did seem that way. I kind of like Scooter when he's sort of nerdy--it seems to be a bit of his personality.

Aw, that's sweet! :)