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What do you call a tired clown dog? Pantin' mime! Get it? Panto--Pantin'...it's, nevermind...

I miss Byron. Where are you?

He did, he stopped after a while.

What do you call a bear actor with motion and no sound? A PANDA-MIME! WOCKA WOCKA! Haaaaaa! Oh, I'm so funn-ee! (And making this all up strictly for this thread, shame on me). Know why I got my jeans back from my cousin? Because they were pant-o'-mine! HAAAA! OH! This is my "A"...

Thanks for liking the pictures and all, gang. The music was on some CDs, and the non-existant on CD stuff came from Muppet Musique (RIP). My mom finally saw the images and the ones with Kermit's hand on Jim's hand and trying to hug Jim in the video made her cry. I welled-up after I saw...

Or, if it stars a honeydew and a cantaloupe, it's called "Melon-drama!" WOCKA WOCKA!

Very cute!

It was my opinion that he was beautiful with only slight necessities. I love the Fozzie--it was beautiful.

I don't think folks teasing him would've run him off. He teases himself. I tease my hair. Just kidding--I don't have hair... I miss Byron. Where he be?

Mine, too. When the idea hit, we took the pictures, and I saw them on the camera I welled-up inside. It was bittersweet to me to see that because I felt emotion in it, seeing as the museum is on the banks of Deer Creek where Jim Henson used to play, fish, and swim with his friend Kermit...

Hey, everybody! Thanks for the great compliments. Feel free to write Diz and tell them to hire us when you feel like it! :) Mule TV will be uploaded soon with a video montage of the pix we couldn't send in. I think there's 48 photos at MR's site? Anyway, it's a quick slide show of...

Where is Byron? None of my contact information works for him. If you have working contact information for my good ol' buddy Byron, please send him a link to this. Byron, if you see this, write me!

Thanks, WOE! I'm curious of folks' opinions and ready for criticisms...although, I really hope they're enjoyed.

An official thread has opened here, so I'll close this one: http://forum.muppetcentral.com/showthread.php?t=34330

The pictures are up! I'll have a video montage of pictures that I didn't flood MR with soon under "Mule TV" at www.muleythemule.com http://masterreplicas.com/customer/community/news/detail.php?id=95&cm_mmc=MR-_-NL-_-181-_-none

I hope to go see it soon. It's only a few hours from me (if that much). It's running through November, so I have 'some' time--but, time flies. Anyway, maybe before the end of the month I can get out there.

I've seen different forms of Anime and Manga, and I'm just not really a big fan of it either way. I've been editing a comic book for 12 years that is loosely based on that art style, but Americanized--and it's some of the most beautiful work ever. The one thing I have to give credit for...

Where did you find that stuff? I'd like to look into it for puppet building. Is it available online?

I agree with MuppetCaper: photograhing the prop Kermit isn't hard to do at all and gain really nice results. You have to know the Frog in your heart and you can get 98% really good results (once in a while some poses just don't make him look real enough). If you're a puppeteer and get Kermit...

I don't mind the story. The story is good. I'm not a big anime fan, so I can do without the art. I'm looking forward to my book, but most definitely looking forward to the Dark Crystal book.