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Plink is sweet! I love how simple yet awesome he is. BTW, sweet Californiacation poster! ;)

I did a Green Grover last year. Turned out looking OK, not great. Turns out Grover's a hard puppet to capture.

Hey Beth! Can you add pictures?

ssetta, NJN didn't air the special, but WLVT, Channel 39, aired it at the same time without the voiceover.

dwayne1115- Um...what?

That was John Henson in the Baker #10 bit. It replaced the "10 Little Indians" portion, for racial reasons.

I was there, I'm the Ryan in the article. It was good times. ;)

I told you guys to watch it before you judge, and maybe I was right. Well, I saw it..and it blowed. It was pretty horrible. The only thing that saved it was Eric's terrififc performance with Grover, especially during the Global Grover bit (Kudos to Jen Barnhart playing the peacock!)

For a change, I agree with Erine. Wait until you see it to judge.

Miss Piggy was even on the cover of Electric Company Magazine, in the early 80's for Valentine's Day.

Oh, well, yeah, it's very likely then.

Is Muppet Babies under their control? I think that's HIT's property now, but I don't remember.

Well...if he was sick during production..it DOES make sense..

Workshop or any other company is not allowed to take any outside consideration for productions.

It was pretty obvious this was fake, guys.

Cute. Very cute. (pulls out hair)

As far as I know, Alice Dinnean performed Robin for Jerry, and then he looped it by telephone. He looped Pops, Statler was played at times by Steve and never looped, and at times he was looped by Jerry. Lew Zealand was Bill Barretta.

This is possibly the most childish post I've ever read.

Thanks for telling us in advance....

Sorry, gotta disagree. I doubt it'd be different. Layout wise yes. But it wouldn't change any other way. MC only became different because it had been changing at the end of the Delphi days. It had started then.