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This is the first time that I've noticed Fozzie's voice being slightly off. I'm sure he will grow into the role. He does a fantastic job anyway. A much more seamless transition than with Kermit. Heck, it was enough to fool magazine critics! The clip was wonderful. Can't wait to see it!!!

Where did that additional 15 minutes come from?:eek:

Thanx y'all. I'm in Houston visiting with my family. Hope everyone had a fantastic Thanksgiving! Most of the costumes were drawn. Beaker is exaclty as he appeared in Muppet Treasure Island and Piggy is from a fab picture from Muppet Central's archives (thanks Phillip). Sam's hat was swapped...

This only lists the VHS version and not the DVD. I hope that changes. Thanx for the link though! :)

Maybe Michael Jackson's been eating paint chips too. :D If that's what happens, I'd quit, cold turkey!

The reason Quinn mentioned is why I think it's good for Palisades to branch out into movie characters and mix all the series into one. This makes for the strongest and most interesting pieces. When Ken said no to Wayne and Wanda you have to understand that the series is still new. It would take...

Well that's a shame. I don't dislike Clifford. He was shoved down our throats without him having a chance to find his niche (like Pepe). I guess he turned into the Muppet equivalent of New Coke. I hope he emerges here and there.

That sounds about right. 7min 30 seconds of commecials per half hour.

I have another question. Is the running length of your (commercial free) tape about 100 minutes? The special listed as a two hour special on TV Guide's website so that would fall in line with being about the right length. When Snoop was first cut, Henson reported that thirty minutes was cut from...

Yes, it was Robin and he was dressed up like the Blue Fairy for the Moulin Rouge...ahem, Moulin Scrooge number. Totally guessing on this, but I’m sure that’s what he’s supposed to be. Definitely Robin though!

Could this be connected to People's recent lack-luster review of the special? I found it strange because they didn't really list a good clear reason for not liking it.

What's with Jerry's recent absence from the Muppets?

.A frackle is a smaller kind of Muppet Monster. Incidentally, the name "Fraggle" originated from the word frackle. Jim Henson replaced the rough sounding k sound with a double g to soften the word. Boppity (the blue frackle) and Gloat (the green frackle) were regulars on the Muppet Show. There...

Great stuff!

I know I'm gonna get smacked. I love Will and Grace, but watch CSI instead. I tend to like hour long dramas. :eek: I'm a traitor, I know. LOL!

Instead of telling us what Muppets were in it, could you tell us which ones you found missing? Might make it easier. I have a feeling that many Muppet Monsters, Frackles and Seymour-like characters may have not made it into the final cut. How many stars (out of 5) or what letter grade would you...

Hmmmm. This comes from a magazine that has turned into a glossy version of the National Inquirer. Honestly, have you seen their covers and headlines? After reading the EW review, I'm not too worried. Of course and NBC funded project will have plugs. Seems that these folks were somehow looking...

Looks like someone hasn't been clued in about Frank's departure. WoW! Eric's work doesn't only pass under the radar, but is complimented as an Oz performance. Someone should correct the guy though. We should send in letters to EW. I would if I had the time (or a subscription for that matter). LOL!

Gonzo's face looks pretty good to me from the pics. The blueness of Gonzo seems to be your main point - and it looks like this is another "thin Piggy" type of occurrence. Palisades appears quite dedicated to these likenesses, but they do have to answer to Henson execs. Gonzo has always been...

But Pepe's always kissing everybody. LOL!