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Fozzie's Mum and Pops

Clifford: Humerous Hip Person Zippity Zap in the EM - now there's a thought! Just to add another dimension to this thread I think it's worth considering another role Clifford has filled within the Muppets. In TMS, Gonzo once reffered to Floyd an "humerous hip person" and in MFS Clifford...

On various visits to London I've seen: Dr Dolittle (Phillip Scofield) Starlight Express Chitty Chitty Bang Bang (Micheal Ball, Richard O'Brien, Anton Rogers, Brian Blessed) Acorn Antiques (Julie Walters, Celia Imrie, Duncan Preston, Neil Morrissey, Sally Ann Triplett, Josie Lawrence) At...

He did see that the drug smuggling was "supposed" and only a story; not neccessarily true. I don't think it was a badly writtten article and it seems to fit in what many around here have said about the way Disney have used the Muppets - or not as the case my be. However, I accept that the...

Don't they sill need someone to play Dr Teeth and Floyd? Could someone in the know please post a list of who all the band members are all played by now.

I'd like to say a few words in defence of The Muppets Take Manhatten. Firstly, it is the film that challenged the Muppets - took them out of their comfort zone and let them appear in a much more grown-up and sophisticated film. The music ventured to emotional depths hither to unexplored by...

On the cover of the T2 section of The Times Newspaper is nice picture of Kermit under the banner "Hands Off or the Mouse Gets It" This article appeared inside interspersed with a few MTM quotes, a picture of Piggy and Elton John and a fantastic large colour photo of Jim Henson with a group of...

I love the way that they get the personalities without having to go to the hassle of getting the voices!

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I like it apart from the "have you been half asleep" bit - I don't think it's quite right. Well done though

Referring to my signature it seems to be: "This be no intercom, this be a payphone!" Here it comes again:

Also Rowlf and Doctor Teeth! When spelling out something for someone, you can't resist slipping the odd 'cookie monster' between the letters You watch your "It's a Very Merry Muppet Christmas Movie" DVD in all the different languages in order to see how close foreign voice artists come to...

My top 3 are Sam, Rowlf and Clifford but I also love Johnny Fiamma and Sal. Most missed are Pops and Fozzie's mum.

It's funny how Palisades won't give us the figures we really want but will still try and squeeze the last few morsals of profit from us with these 2 unnessecary repaints. Anyway, can I ask if UK users would recommend OMGCNFO.com or not please...

Love the blinking! Anyway - TMS clips included the titles, Rudolph Nureyev and Piggy in the Sauna (certainally not children's TV), a short clip of Piggy with the railway track on her back. Many of the clips were the set-up lines without the jokes, which was a bit of a problem. Such as "I...

It's probably Rowlf (relied on heavily to fill in on TMS) but Dr Teeth (maybe a bit of a broader range) and Johnny Fiamma are also good.

Sesame Street actually comes in at number 32 - I think your list is the right shows but not necesarily in the right order Tutter. The Sesame Street clips are, I believe, from the very beginning with clay animated titles.The original Big Bird (small head), Bert and Ernie are shown: Ernie sung...

As far as Fozzie's family goes I'd rather like to see his mother back before we come up with anyone else, nice idea though...

Beth, that's the one. Better mention Jill the Frog and Yolanda the Rat while we're on the subject. You Junior Members, full of enthusiasm!

What was the name of that female bear he ended up hibernating with in MTM?