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That is correct ... Miss Piggy has cuts where the gloves meet her arms so that it can rotate, and an elbow articulation point on one arm. If I remember correctly, the elbow articulation was added right before production so that she could hold her hand mirror properly.

LOL ... I love the thread title. :)

Nope, they ran out. The sign-up figure is now the Invisible Spray Fozzie.

I've seen the playsets at EB, EBX, and Suncoast, so it sounds like it will vary depending on each location, and not necessarily by the chain as a whole. I recommend asking your local retailers whether they expect to get it, as well as finding out if you can preorder it to make sure that they...

If you're heading back to Miami, check the EB (not the EBX) in the Aventura Mall. They had a couple of them earlier in the week. Amazon.com is selling it now ... that might make your life easier.

If it was done by Palisades and in scale with the regular line of action figures (not PVCs), yes. Otherwise, probably not.

Check out the Palisades message board for some photos of the unpainted test shots that were given away to contest winners. Rowlf Scooter Zoot The person who received the Lew Zealand test shot hasn't posted photos yet.

Will she have an acoustic guitar or a wireless electric?

Sorry, it's so. Here the link to the thread on the Palisades forum where the changes and reasoning were discussed.

I found the Animal playset at a Suncoast in the local mall last night. Now I just need to wait for my Vacation Fozzie to come in the mail and for EB to get their exclusive Gonzo. Those of you who visit the Palisades board already saw me post this there, but I'm putting it here too in case...

My Fozzie had a little gap where his right leg (on your left when you look at him) meets his body, but it went away once I moved the leg around a bit.

I can see them using him for a quick cameo or one-time appearance (such as a joke about the Muppets selling out, like the peacock logo on Kermit's foot in the recent Christmas special), but I don't think they'd make Bad Andy a regular, since he's too closely related to Dominos and marketing.

I always liked Bad Andy ... when I found out months later that he was a Muppet it made him that much cooler. ;) I emailed Dominos when the Bad Andy commercials came out to ask them if they'd ever make a stuffed figure for sale on their site. I got a letter back via snail mail stating that...

Re: Reply Here's the link. That sounds about right. I was born in '78, so the episodes I remember from growing up were in the early to mid 80's.

Thank you! It's nice to know I'm not crazy for remembering the two letters and one number format! :P I'll post a bigger photo of the Oscar doll along with all the info I have over on the Palisades board (Other Topics section) so I can upload the image. :)

I've seen and purchased the carded Series 2 figures at Toys R Us (Fozzie, Floyd, Floyd Variant, Gonzo, Crazy Harry). They didn't have the Animal playset yet.

Maybe the warehouse goes through all of the cases that come in and packs their own boxes to send out to each store?

OK, fans, help me settle a debate. :) I remember that Sesame Street used to end with two letters of the day and one number. (e.g., "Sesame Street was brought to you today by the letters C and R, and by the number 4"). My girlfriend remembers that it's always been just one letter and one...

Oh, I also found Blue Variant Floyd, so I guess that'd make 5.

I found all 4 of the regular Series Two figures at my local Toys R Us. They didn't have the Animal playset yet.