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I have tons of favorites: She Loves You I Want To Hold Your Hand Because Yellow Submarine A Hard Day's Night Love Me Do Twist And Shout Get Back Hey Jude Let It Be Drive My Car Norwegian Wood Day Tripper Octopus' Garden Blackbird While My Guitar Gently Weeps Wait It Won't Be Long Across The...

I loved that Chihuahua! I'll always remember "Yo Quiero Taco Bell!" and "Here Lee-zard, lee-zard, lee-zard!". RIP Gidget. "Yo Quiero Gidget!"

I wouldn't count shows like "Between the Lions", "The Puzzle Place" and "Wimzie's House" as Muppet projects, besides they weren't really created by the Jim Henson Company or Sesame Workshop. Even though they are puppetry shows.

I would say that there are hundreds, maybe up to a thousand or two thousand Muppets all together, Disney can't even measure up to that many characters at one time. Although you'd be crazy to count all the Muppets ever created on the Muppet Wiki. If they all came together to celebrate the 55th...

Happy Birthday, Karen! Hope all is going well!:excited:

I'm watching "A Hard Day's Night" right now. Beatles movies rock!

I'm glad you liked my story and sorry about the comment about the sign language, I didn't mean to offend anyone with that. I just didn't know how to bring out a heckling joke around that time. But I enjoyed writing it.

Epilogue: Kermit: Well, everyone, I'd say we've had a wonderful Christmas together. And thank you for spending the holidays with us and from our family to yours, we wish you a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. (Music Plays) All: We wish you a merry Christmas, we wish you a merry Christmas...

Part 9: Everyone settles in the house happy that Kermit and Doc are safe and sound. Miss Piggy: Oh, Kermie, I'm so glad you're here with all of us. Kermit: I'm happy to be back, Piggy. Robin: We were all worried about you. Mrs. Bear: Yes, we thought you were lost forever. (Everyone agrees to...

Part 8: Everyone waits for Doc and Kermit to return home in time for Christmas. Robin: Boy, Doc sure has been gone a long time. Scooter: He sure has. You think he'll find Kermit? Gonzo: I sure hope so. Bob: Don't worry, I'm sure they're fine. Mrs. Bear: If I know Kermit well enough, he's found...

Happy belated birthday, Dave! Keep going strong with performing with the Muppets and Gonzo for years to come.

I've been looking at the website and the forum for quite a while, but didn't visit as often as I do now. I decided to join last year to finally get a chance to join in and talk to other Muppet fans. Age: 19 as of January 28th Hobbies: Reading, singing and dancing Future career: As a veterinary...

Part 7: As the blizzard goes on, everyone sit and talk quietly as they anxiously wait for Kermit's return. Rowlf: I wonder where Kermit is. Wendell: I hope he's okay. Snort: What if he's stuck in the snow? Boober: Or worse, he could freeze to death. Grover: Freeze to death? Oh, no! Lugsy: What...

I like "Elmo saves Christmas", but not as much as "Christmas Eve on Sesame Street". I like the fact that the running gag was clips from "It's a Wonderful Life" that keep showing up throughout the special. However, I do love the finale when everyone sings "Keep Christmas with you" which is one of...

Part 6: While the blizzard rages outside, everyone tries to occupy themselves. Linda and Bob teach one group some sign language, Emmet and his jug-band do some practicing and Robin, Miss Piggy and Scooter watch the snow fall hard and in the back of everyone's mind, all they can think about is...

Part 5: After the play, Kermit decides to head into town to make a last minute shopping trip. Kermit: Hey, Mrs. Bear, I'm going to town to finish up some shopping. Would you mind watching everybody here and let them know that I'll be back in a few minutes? Mrs. Bear: Oh, certainly. Kermit...

Part 4: After the brief sing-along, Fozzie and his mother were trying to figure out where everyone will sleep for the night. Mrs. Bear: Okay, let's go over the list, Fozzie. Ernie and Bert will bunk with Kermit. Kermit: At least she got my name this time. Fozzie: Check. Mrs. Bear: I know the...

I found one picture of the major characters from "Bunny Picnic" online. It's one that had Jim Henson with them. According to Karen Prell on a different website, it was a publicity photo at the time the special was being filmed.

Part 3: Overhearing Oscar's song, Kermit comments as he rejoins the group. Kermit: Boy, that Oscar is such a grouch. Grover: What do you expect, Froggie? Oscar enjoying Christmas? Kermit: You make a point, Grover. But you know, just once, I'd like to see Oscar in the Christmas spirit. Grover...

Well, I wanted to have the story take place the year after the original "Family Christmas" was filmed and "The Jim Henson Hour" wasn't filmed yet at the time.