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I'm sorry but I can't even respond to someone who believes in Santa. You are saying, as an adult, that you love Santa. There is faith and then there is delusion. And yes, there was a St. Nicholas, and his ideas of generosity are represented in the modern Santa. However, that is different...

you said it yourself, the the muppet doubters weren't doubters at all. In this special it was an accepted fact that Santa is real, lives in the north pole, has elves, the whole 9 yards. Are you telling me that the adults in this special didn't seem like children to you? The security guard...

We aren't talking about the same thing. You are talking about what the idea of Santa represents. This is not what we saw in the movie. We saw the coca-cola santa. And i said faith in Santa is a lie. Kids are told a man in a red suit comes into their house at night and leaves presents...

The star wars episode was meant to be silly. There was a wink and a nudge to the audience. What I didn't like was how they had Santa in the special. If you go back and read my first post in this thread my main problem is how they put Santa in the movie, as if it is common knowledge that...

Ok...you KNOW there is not a Santa Clause. It's one thing to believe in the spirit of giving and being kind, but come on....you KNOW there is not a Santa. This is not something I should even have to say. Not to be a Scrooge but children have faith in Santa because adults tell them to, not...

How can you say believing in Santa is not just a kid thing? Seriously, I can't even begin to understand that. Please explain.

Well I thought them meeting Mickey was silly. It comes off that way because Santa is strictly for children. No adult pretends Santa leaves them presents under the tree. Seeing adults in the special believe Santa does this, especially the way they believed, makes them come off as childish.

The believability is restricted to the universe in which the characters live. Superman is an alien from krypton with crazy god like powers, but if you put Santa in a superman movie it becomes silly. Same applies here.

Which recasts are you talking about? The ones starting in this special (meaning Janice, Scooter, Robin, and Floyd), or do you include Eric and everyone else in there? I agree that Robin was pretty lame, seemed more like a generic kid voice than Robin. Scooter's first scene was awful...

I liked almost everything in this movie up until they reach Santa's house. Up to that point it had good pacing for a special. Flying on the wing was great, being thrown out of the mail truck, going through security. It was all great, except one thing. Santa. The one thing that ruined the...

I like what Andrew said about the celeb cameo's. It is really funny seeing celebrities serve muppets. Thats whats great about them, the muppets are treated as being bigger than the celebs in their movies.

EM game? What EM game?

The marketing for the muppets these days is great. I love that the creativity is back to the muppets. That music compilation is freaking awesome.

This comic strip started out as a transformers comics but has since grown into a comic about anything 80's cartoon related. Today the artist touched on Fraggle Rock http://www.lilformers.com/

Also, even Sesame Street specials didn't out right show Santa. I don't know about the newer ones but Christmas Eve on Sesame Street didn't show Santa, it alluded to him. That's how it should be done. While this special does look well done and has the muppets in full form, I don't like that...

Exactly. They were adults that happened to be puppets. Of course since santa actually exists in this special I suppose it makes sense for them to believe in him, but wouldn't it have been better if they didn't believe and then found he was real? At least then they could still be adults...

In what production did the muppets meet santa? And I'm not talking about realism here. If you are talking about the clip from the NBC special then i already mentioned it as what I am worried about and that I hope it is kept to a minimum. And frankly there is a difference between a talking...

Well one thing about the clips that worries me is the part with Santa. I hope it is minimized. I'd rather have seen them do a wink and a nod that Santa is real instead of the muppets flat out meeting him. In Muppet Family christmas they did that and I thought it worked much better.