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I wrote to JHC and asked about what we call the characters. Obviously, there aren't any particular names outside of what they are, but they aren't called "Muppets" anymore. :( Fraggle Rock Characters are just that. "Fraggles," "Gorgs," and "Doozers." Sesame Street characters are called...

They are definitely a grab-and-run commodity. I just can't understand why it's so hard to capture the likenesses of puppets as dolls. I mean, aren't there some kind of pattern to the puppet which can be simplified and turned into a doll pattern? Anyhoo, if the vets set is as cheap as $5 I'll...

Thanks for the head's up! Or, since they're puppets: HAND'S UP! HAA!

YES! I want once to perform the voice of the plant, and once to perform the puppetry. I also still have to play Scarecrow and Lion in Wizard of Oz. Then, Charlie Brown and finally Snoopy. I'll have been everybody I want to play by then.

Duh, me. I forgot about those or I might have thought that's what you were talking about. I wonder if they're on sale at Suncoast for that price, too?

Who'd'a thunk it? I didn't realize they were doing that film.

Wembley and Boober Fraggles were just released.

Only a few do, but usually they're all only for house actors. I meant more along the lines of making puppets. I'm not nearly smart enough to remember a whole show anymore like I used to be. Which brings me to worrying about the script for Muley's Cabaret that I've been toying with...all...

OOH! Buck, any links on the Get Fuzzy movie?? That would be so awesomest!!!!

Hmm...local productions? That could mean money for me one day...

But the Veterinarian's Hospital characters or playset weren't made. Not yet, anyhow. At best, there was only talks of selling the characters with a wall behind them and some accessories, but nothing in stone. Got pictures? Internet links?

I bet the author is a bum anyways, and has no style. I find lots of fashion reporters aren't always so fashionable to me.

I like Get Fuzzy as well, but feel it's more worthy of something animated than comic stripped out--the strips are more like a story board, so most folks won't "get it" like we do. I can see it as a movie, even!

NATE!!!! :) Yeah, I read that somewhere (prolly TP). But, I'm disappointed that it's not going on the road. It'd have been great to see that at the Orpheum. Especially since I won't ever get to visit those other places.

By their own posting in the first post in this thread: They made a promise that it would ahve the same level of detail, articulation, and quality, but also said it'd be more stylized than Palisades' Muppets. They're sticking to that with their design, but I think they could have done...

That's funn-ee!!

...Or that could happen... :cry:

So, it's cheaper to send the production to be filmed overseas? The mouse is nuts.

I like these ideas. Kermit could have different expressions for the head changes, we know what 3 for Beaker (half, lit up eyes, mouth closed), and for the basket biz it could have Kermit's legs sculpted on one side so we could stand Kermit in the basket and make it appear he's sitting. Like...

Yessir. Several hours have passed and the Muppets are all rested and normal...well, about as normal as they can get. They approach a little town and are hungry, so they visit a local diner (much to the gratitude of Rizzo and Garfield), and then decide to break from travelling for an hour to...