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A Full Listing of Characters The Muppets: Bohemian Rhapsody (feel free to correct this list) :) :zany: ;) 01 Camilla 02 Gonzo the Great 03 Rowlf the Dog 04 Animal 05 Pepe the Prawn 06 Purple Frackle* 07 Angel Marie 08 Old Tom 09 Moe Frackle 10 Beaker 11 Bobo the Bear 12 Dr...

It's all explained in the Rotten Tomatoes guidelines before the article. There's a lot that gets left out. :eek:

liked the messages of Chicken Little and Robinsons. They were far from perfect films and could have been more ambitious, but I enjoyed them. But then again, there are a lot of MFS fans here and I just don't understand the popularity of that train wreck. To each their own. The list is...

This is how it's supposed to break down... The rankings are supposed to be by critical consensus (Tomato-Meter). However, that doesn't seem to kick in until half way through the list. Here goes all on one page: Rotten Tomatoes LIST: T-meter / T-ranking / TITLE 67 / 48 Fun and Fancy Free...

I was thinking it was almost perfect until Scooter finally appeared at the end! That made it 100% Muppety goodness for me! Love it! ;)

I think they should just tape themselves playing around with the puppets and post them to the YouTube and the Henson site. Get the brand out there. SUDS and Tinseltown tried too hard. It's things like Puppet Up that people really respond to.

Seems like there are a lot of misses with the Henson Company. I suppose the focus of resources right now are going to the kids division of Dinosaur Train, Sid the Science Kid and the new Doozer show they're working on in order to make some cash in this tough market. It's understandable for them...

I'm really digging the new Sam.

Those are some great pictures. I must add that most of the characters are looking fabulous. However, there's still the strangeness and inconsistency of Miss Piggy's facial ratios especially in the eye area. They look a little flat and cartoony. And they seem to be crossing Pepe's eyes in the...

I see it! But I'll let someone else point it out. I wish they'd bring that advertising character back.

That's news to me too. Hmmm. It is a specialty item, but I've never known factory items to be made that way. It's far more expensive in the long run to make smaller batches. I guess the rules would be different for a poser. :shifty: I'm still waiting. If Rizzo is the right price - I'll buy him...

It adds an amazing depth to Animal. That little aside Frank Oz' performed Animal dropped in that (unaired Odyssey Channel) interview later used on the Muppet Show DVD provided this dynamic. I wonder what other unaired gems could be unearthed to shape the future of all things Muppetverse.

They are really appreciating in value. I'd wait a few years, but if you really want to get rid of them check out Ebay auctions. That is the best margin reference.

Only a Skeksis action figure from Neca for $12 - 24. This singlular figure was based on the puppet design. :scary: Some overly expensive non-articulated vinyl figurines from MindStyle that included a mystic, landstrider and other items. They cost from $100 - $200 and the line ended due to the...

I think it's just one branding. I think they need stroger brand lettering that doesn't require Muppet "bugs" hanging off the logo. Personally, this 2 minute mock-up from existing materials is closer to how I would handle the elements. I really liked the lettering, but not the colors, on the...

I love it! :)

It's Disney merchandise artist John Loter's licensing clip art reconfigured into a new Muppet Studios logo so it is both old and new.

I'm hoping for a $200 Rizzo, but know it would likely be higher and would pay up to $350. $400 is really pushing it, but over that is absolutely impossible no matter what. It's an excellent piece and I'd like to add it to my collection, but these are the times we live in. I’m a crazy Muppet fan...

I think this sly wink to Easter without using the term is a good move in keeping with the Henson tradition. I too would like to see Dog City and other Henson properties unearthed on DVD. Maybe they could use those burn-to-disc tactics that are becoming popular these days?

Me too. I soke with him at Wondercon this year. He's reportedly basing his licensing art on the Jim-era archives at Disney. Apparently there's a lot of stuff there. It's interesting to see the Muppet characters pushed to the forefront and ones that aren't. Scooter and Rowlf seem to keep...