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That was a one-night event. He won't be there at Christmas.

And Big Bird's in a few episodes as well (4503, 4505, 4508, 4512, 4518, 4523, 4525).

Movies aren't the only things the Muppets do/have done. Let's be realistic here.

It's the yellow creature from "Hugga Wugga." It's fairly obvious.

I think they need to do more of the viral videos or "Muppisodes". And theatrical shorts. Those would be great.

That's usually the proper way of writing something.

It might have been Rudolph Nureyev. There's a (non-Henson) book that mentions Nureyev making a pretty bold, tasteless remark toward Richard on set.

I'm sorry, but you're going to have to elaborate more on Rowlf. "Unintelligent oaf"? You got that from a single line? And, oh yeah, Fozzie's never been dumb before. He never would have said a line like: Kermit: "Great Britain! We're actually in Great Britain!" Fozzie: "Oh no, we'll never make...

DID HE SERIOUSLY NOMINATE ME.

Those really rare ones were up on YT for like an hour a few months ago, but by the time I clicked the video, they had been removed by the user. It's great to finally see them.

The ones that have a "plot" to them bug me. Frankly, I really only watch the ones where the movie itself seems interesting/I've actually seen (Foodfight, Blues Brothers 2000). I more often check out the Bum Reviews (love those) and Music Movies with Paw; those are great (sometimes too...

Imagine they plan a Star Wars-like route where every other year they do a regular Muppet movie, then a spin-off focusing on a single character or characters.

The Superbowl! Not the halftime show, they should be the opposing team.

I definitely recognize some of the ones I made in these.

What bothers me about that is Walter. In the context of the film, he's only been with the Muppets a short while; they've known each other for upwards of 30 years. Sure, he grew up watching them, but he's like half their age. Yet he somehow acts like he knows Kermit uber personally, all of his...

In a perfect world, anyone who ever worked for the Muppets would write a book like this - a little bit of history on how they got there, then a series of great stories of what went on there.

Who cares?

Some would argue that #1 is good; Piggy doesn't need to always be a loud, rowdy diva. #2 confuses me as well. Technically speaking, all the other movies have been movies where the Muppets are playing characters essentially. This movie and the last are technically the first to take place in the...

I'm sure this was asked somewhere else before, but how much access to the Henson production archive were you given? Was it through Craig Shemin?

So, you're favorite parts were characters being in the background?