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It's urbanizing the film. "The Wiz" vs. "The Wizard of Oz" or even "The Honeymooners" movie vs. "The Honeymooners" tv show. Another remake that I won't see along with The Day The earth Stood Still Psycho and many others.

I was all hopped up ready to post in favor of a thread I thought read "Beat the rich." Oh, well, I get your meaning my friend, the Frogboy. Mike, were you just reiterating Frogboy? You said what he did.

Now, don't be a gender-ist. I wash my colors in warm water, too! Wait, I wasn't s'posed to?

My "Dead Duck" is due in a few weeks.

I applaud Disney on this appearance, but the performers brought us back the Muppet Magic ten-fold! THIS is what a Muppet appearance should be like: making it about the Muppets without making it about them. Does that make sense? Oh, and seeing Gonzo in his MTM stunt suit was awesome. The...

I just e-mailed my comic shop to see if they have one.

or, "No, no--not the bleach; it'll make me disappe..."

Makes sense to me on pricing. Hmm...what about offering the patterns at $100 each character? Kiddin' :)

Well, the holiday is over and Santa Fish may be going on vacation somewhere sunny, like Florida, Puerto Rico, or a place to get his favorite side dish for fish: Rice a roni, The San francisco Treat!

Thanks for encouragement and advice. It's going to take some real learning to get my left hand to do good art. Left handed puppetry is okay. Any other notes to add are welcome.

Not over $400 is a good start, but what were the prices for Kermit, Gonzo and Animal? Wasn't Animal around $400?

Folks know by now that I've broken my puppeteering arm. :cry: Are there any other puppeteers who've broken their arm before? What are the effects, short-term (after the cast is removed) and long-term? How long after the cast did it take to get you arm back in to shape? Did you do...

Muy awesome. Why don't you have a comic book of your own creations yet...unless I've missed something. I love how animated your style is, and the clean line-art is so wnderful to view.

I'm tired of only being able to find shirts that are designed to look distressed, or with characters performing out of their personality traits, like gangsta Popeye. Why can't designers just give us characters behaving normal on good quality shirts?

Check some links in the Puppeteer's Resources thread under Puppetry. lot of good information there.

We were discussing some online webisodes of this before the break and may do sometime in 2010 after the arm heals. Someone else would perform the role of Kevin, though.

It ends up being a month in a full arm cast, then another month in either the full arm cast or in a half arm cast. It's a bad break. In all 18 months for healing and pain to subside. Thanks to the well-wishes, friends.

I haven't read it yet, Joe, but am glad you did the interview and had a chance to meet with Jerry.

Haveyou ever seen the two-man horse costumes? I've always figures he was made like that, but bigger. maybe with a shoulder harness for the head.

I wish Sababa had produced each Fraggle plush with two of the plastic Doozers they made, with articulation at arms and neck, and not the Doozer plush but Mokey, Matt, and Sprocket. That would have sold the line better, but toy companies never listen to me. On replicas, the should do the most...