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Yeah, every Sunday if I can. (Except there are some days when my mom sleeps in or my dad decides that a "family discussion" is more important. That really cheeses me off. :mad: )

Awww. Very cute. I love Bean Bunny. I don't know why, but I do.

I think my most favorite aspect of Disney has got to be their corny old live-action movies (you know, from the 80's on back). Oh, and the older incarnations of Disney Channel. I also like hanging out at Disneyland and DCA, especially with my friend who works there, so she knows a bunch of cool...

Yeah, too bad it wasn't on a legally sanctioned wall. :smirk:

Wow. That is pretty much the coolest costume idea ever. :eek: My tale ends on a sadder note: we couldn't get started on the costumes in time, so I was going to go as a Western gunslinger, but I couldn't find a good hat...so I just wore my trenchcoat. At least I was warm. :smirk:

Aww, he's so cute! Sophia looks like a female Animal. :eek:

I haven't seen Muppet Babies in so long, I never even knew that. (Contrary to popular opinion, I have heard the LMM theme.) Thanks for that cool bit of trivia.

The Happiness Hotel! :zany:

http://muppet.wikia.com/wiki/Dave_Goelz#Puppeteer_Credits Here's the list of the characters he performed. Pino was so awesome.

Well...I think some of those points are pretty common for popular children's shows ("clones", nasty rumors, running gags, and hang-out spots to name a few). :smirk: By the way, Electric Company wasn't a "clone" of Sesame Street. It was geared toward the next oldest age group and was produced to...

Dark Crystal!!! DIDYMUS!!! :flirt: I mean, um, no I'm not crazy. Lemme 'lone. Wow. Just when I thought I couldn't gain a greater appreciation for animatronics. Never were uttered truer words. *thumbs up!*

I'm inclined to think it was still Jerry in the Twiggy episode. And I doubt Jerry just did the puppetry--if John was doing the voice, why not the puppetry too? He was more than able. Yeah, that's all I got.

And that just because the Old School Set contains SS episodes from the 70's, it's aimed at adults and even has a disclaimer stating something like "these episodes do not reflect current educational practices", despite the fact that, c'mon, it's SESAME STREET. Kids are gonna love it whether it...

Wembley did a lot of fainting in A Friend in Need. That was hilarious.

Last night I had a dream about watching Dave's luggage while he went off to do something. I lie not. You all must think I'm bona fide wacko now. :crazy:

I hope I'm wrong, actually. And I think things like performers' pay is a private thing...

You know, I couldn't agree more. Good job setting us straight.

Nifty! I like the hair.

Funny thing, I had another one last night! (I told you I was crazy... :crazy: ) Okay, so I went back in time to 1977, and I was visiting the studio while they were taping an episode of TMS, and I was looking for Dave but I couldn't find him. Candice Bergen was there too for some reason, and we...

I always thought it was because now that they've lost the Muppets, they're trying to milk the franchises they've got as much as possible. :smirk: Sorry to dash your hopes and dreams. :grouchy: