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Well i've literally been a Muppet Freak since i was a baby (seriously - my parents definately noticed how strongly i responded to them pretty much right away) so lots of my mistakes were due to my young age along with the "newness". But some i remember are originally thinking Fozzie's name...

I fully expect this to be Easter Egg filled. Think one of the Muppet Show Comic Books onscreen with the visual references. But speaking of "surprise", i just hold onto hope that there ARE still surprises by the time it's November - between all the various tidbits and spoilers and what will...

In one semi-recent interview with Jason, he said they had about a month left to go on it.

Yes, that's what i was referring to in my last post - i wasn't doubting Deadly was in the movie, just that based on what was thrown out in the article that it can't be 100% confirmed that that's what his role in the movie actually was.

I'd have to put that in the "maybe" category. The description of the Muppet does fit Deadly's but he also calls it a "new Muppet" and doesn't refer to him by name. Always possible it is Deadly and CC doesn't know Muppet history but it's still wait-and-see on that one.

I picked up on that too. Thog's always been one of the largest but look at how much he seems to tower over Sweetums. May be a trick of the angle or something or perhaps something might throw it off underneath like he's standing on a higher plane or something but yeah - he does seem larger than...

Man o man, it does my Muppet Freak heart good to see so many minor/obscure puppets there - especially when you KNOW quite a few had to be rebuilt/refurbished. And the fact that Disney actually took the time and expense to rebuild Thog (who will probably never be real heavily featured) just...

If i'm not mistaken, Theodore was an alternate name for Chicken Liver. Yeah, writers' names usually appear on scripts for longer things like films or television show episodes, but for something like the S&F sketch and Ed Sullivan appearance, given that it's a less-than-five-minute routine and...

Sounds like a plan! Then we can go outside and ask the nearest compost heap/pile of leaves/garbage can/piece of litter for advice.

Whatever works to create the illusion! As Brian Henson put it so elequently when summing up the art of Muppetry: "Every shot is a special effect". You can add Don Knotts to the list of guests who "helped" with the movement when he's handling the fuzzy creature.

Heck, i'm still trying to figure out the answer to Bert's question from seven years ago: "How do I get out of Elmo's World?"

Hmmm...so if there were ever another kind of Muppetfest or fan convention/gathering, maybe it would be called M55?

Some of this you may have already done (i can only access from the library so i'm a bit behind on all the podcasts) More on Hot Dog TV. How many were made/will there be more...i only ever caught two of them. I'd love to hear an interview with (or feature on) Jane Henson as a puppeteer...

For me, it's not even a question of being "Elmo-free" (Elmo was actually a really great fun character who was a delight to watch during the 80's/early 90's) but just being able to see arguably the best of Sesame Street - what i think of as their "golden era" when everything just worked together...

That one moment of Rizzo being voiced by Dave was something i was almost going to mention in my last post - that every now and then on rare occasion there are moments when the substitute performer voices the character on set with the real performer dubbing in lines later where they accidentally...

1.'s been pretty well covered. Depends on where the production's being done and more recently which entity owns the Muppets. Disney's Muppets currently done by Puppet Heap (whereas before typically in either the New York or London workshop), Sesame Muppets in the New York workshop and Creature...

There's no "set way" - the way such a scene is handled is just based on what works best due to any number of logistics. Sometimes the dialog is prerecorded - this dates back to the Sam and Friends days when Jim did ALL the voices (that is when they weren't lip syncing to records by other...

Of course that's the thing with cameos or any kind of guest - by using them, you may get their fanbase brought to the audience that may not have otherwise watched but every celeb also has people that don't like them to. Of course a lot of times when people don't like someone they may be judging...

At one time i may have agreed but while Joan used to be comic gold throughout a lot of her career, she's really become embarrassingly unfunny as she's aged - to the level where you just are left watching her and left shaking your head.

Not to discourage our Obsessed Muppet Fandom or anything, but as someone who's studied voice i would say be very careful with this. Muppet impressions (whether speaking or singing) are fun but if you're serious about actually improving singing ability, i wouldn't reccomend this as a primary...