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Okay, so - I did a search and didn't see anything about this here, but I think it's just awesome. Check out this gal's work (and be wary for NSFW language). It's really neat work! My personal favorite is this Crazy Harry:

Larry David (now in the movie as a nun) and Justin Timberlake were also rumored. I'm telling you, Larry David, Justin Timberlake, and Benicio del Toro as the Three Stooges would be the strangest thing in the world. And I would love it. LOVE it.

I wouldn't put too much stock in whatever Wikipedia says - especially since we have received 0 official announcements. It's amazing how long we've waited. I've begun and finished college in the time since Season 3 was released :o

Did you see it? Loads of fun for me.

Disney fully bought the Muppets in 2004. Letters to Santa was 2008. I'm not sure how it aired on NBC; maybe someone out there has a little more information? I wonder what a new show would be called...

WOW. WOW. WOWOWOW. Oh man. That is frickin' COOL. Can I like that ten thousand times?

Do these have to be movies we dislike?

It could also be on NBC. Universal (who owns NBC) doesn't own the property, of course, but Letters to Santa aired on NBC.

That clip of Carroll bungee jumping is incredible.

Did anyone send you that? Be happy to.

I don't think so, as there are few delicacies in the world such as Pretzel M&Ms. The first time I ate one, I saw the world with perfect clarity, all of its systems unified in a balanced, eternal cycle. I didn't even notice myself; I just felt like a part of everything. I had no wants. The rest...

MUPPET MAGIC!

This is an appearance I've actually wanted to see happen for a really long time! If there'a a show/format that these two are PERFECT for, it's The Soup.

Weird one for me lately... "I just want to say, when I was a kid, I saw you recite 'Hamlet' while jumping your motorbike through a flaming hoop, and it made me feel like I could do anything. Thank you."

Dog City, I think you mean ;) Sadly, yeah, it was taken down. Shame, because I think it's one of the absolute funniest things to ever come out of the company!

It's great that Eric pulled triple duty - does anyone know which character he played throughout the day was?

Thrilled about Walter :fanatic: The rest is excellent, too!

This reminds me of a member we used to have named Winslow Leach, who was named after the main character in the film Phantom of the Paradise, a musical based on Phantom of the Opera, The Picture of Dorian Gray and Faust. It's a brilliant film, and best of all, features songs by Paul Williams -...

If Brian's the director, it seems fairly likely it would be Bill - but a lot of current, capable folks with the company would do just great, too! Agreed.

Okay - this, and the Electric Mayhem on Kimmel... What an amazing world we're living in right now, eh?