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That's awesome! And even if the show doesn't get revived, i'd still be very happy if more people discovered it in reruns. I think that's what was so sad to me about the cancellation: not so much the fact that it ended after only 2 seasons without a proper ending, but the fact that so few people...

"That what wrong with the media today. All they have is questions, questions, questions, they never have cookie!" -Cookie Monster

Here's a video that Matt Vogel made for the event:

Yeah, probably. And she seems like she'd be a good voice actor, not that the show has ever had a bad one. Oh, and one other thing about the episode: Didn't the melted Kuchi doll kind of remind anyone of a character from "Squidbillies" ? :

I must say, I really loved this episode. I actually think it's my new favorite. It was extremely funny and I definitely wasn't expecting a musical episode.I especially liked the songs Louise sung, even though the songs were pretty short. John H. Benjamin(at least I assume it was him) did a great...

Yeah, I concur, i'm the same way. Sometimes the same can be said about drawing, depending on the style.

:eek:Just a reminder that the seventh season premieres in less than an hour! :eek:

Well, I think for the sake of keeping things organized, we should keep this thread about the one shot characters or AMs who only appeared in no more than a few sketches.

That's awesome! If i'm not mistaken, Muppets, Sesame Street and JHC characters have been at a couple of the same events in the last few years, but legally they weren't allowed to appear at the same time or interact with each other. So it's great that they finally got to share the stage with each...

I wouldn't be surprised if someone from Toughpigs went. Maybe they'll have a recap of the event like they do with most others.

*Sigh, i'm still just really bummed out the old one got deleted. So much insight into the forum members' personalities gone, including members who don't post here anymore. Oh well, nothing we can do about it I suppose: 1. Did you do anything in honor of Jim Henson's birthday today? Yup...

I know this is an old thread but I thought i'd bump it because I wanted people to hear the interview who might not have heard it before especially since interviews with David Rudman are so rare. I must say, I giggled like a little kid when he did the Baby Bear voice. :laugh: :fanatic:

And things are finally supposed to be cooling down here in Texas soon.

:attitude: Well, quite frankly I think this is a disgusting and weird thread (Madeline Kahn, Madeline Kahn :flirt:) I refuse to participate in any of this :attitude: (Madeline Kahn, Madeline Kahn, Madeline Kahn)

Happy Birthday to two of my favorite people in the world. Your work continues to make me laugh, cry and inspire me. I hope to meet you someday Steve and hopefully i'll be seeing Jim after that too. :jim: :) :sympathy: :D :hungry: :sleep: :news: :p :shifty: :eek: :coy: :drool: Here's one of my...

With Arthur's sudden resurgence of popularity thanks to the internet, it's a shame they didn't do anything for the show's 20th anniversary. It would've been the perfect time, sell all the nostalgic merchandise and DVDs while the original audience is still in their 20s. Not to mention, Arthur is...

So much wrong with this I don't even know where to start. Just, UGH, Trump, how I hate you. Now that i've got that out of my system, if Obama stirred up racism, than clearly you were already racist, ya' dumb hole! And what's with white people complaining about us being in this country anyway...

I'm saddened by the fact that your leaving, i'm going to miss your positivity. But the thing is there isn't much to talk about regarding the Muppets right now. Clearly we're all more than happy to talk about them when a new project comes out, for instance the Muppet series that came out last...

I love all of your picks! I can't believe I forgot to list "Fat Cat" on my original post. Also, you listed the "Brotherhood of Man" scene from season 1, I noticed in that sketch Frank Oz performed the little boy, but Caroll Spinney was his singing voice. This seemed to be a common practice...

The AMs have had a lot of memorable moments over the years, but because they're not all defined characters we often forget about them. AMs can be, well, anything, thus the name. They can be construction workers, game show hosts, celebrity caricatures, kids, adults, sometimes even animals. The...