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Congrats on employment! :)

Eh, you still have time! ;)

Yup, that was the extra Muppet twist. ;)

There are some clips at The Paley Center for Media, from a lecture with the Muppeteers in the early '90s.

I was just watching the Animal sports cartoon again. I love Richard Hunt's narration, it's reminiscent of the old Goofy athlete shorts. And Animal's cartoon face is pretty cute. What's weird is seeing the legs. Obviously the Henson crew generally concentrated more on facial expressions than the...

Aw yeah it's too bad not everyone can go to the New Jersey event, but we'll definitely share everything! And at least Jane got to hear your Muppetcast message, that was awesome! :) Cool! My friend and I used to sing "Together Again" when we got together and "Saying Goodbye" when we were...

I was sacred of the Broccoli the "Healthy Food" song. Her mouth looked all crinckled and messed up and when they all went "Ahhhhhh!" in the song I thought she was crying about it, lol.

::Shivers:: This is one clip I never wanted to see again! I dreaded seeing the alien come out of the ship, lol. Now he's pretty funny (but still unnerving! Hehe). Looking for the Letter Z http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s4lUdi1Tz8g And I understand Dr. Tooth, seeing that kids face disapear...

Sweetums never scared me; I just always felt so sad when he got left behind in The Muppet Movie. :cry: Lol I love Sweetums in the Muppet Show episode when he's all sad that people are afraid of him and Sandy Duncan makes him feel better. :)

Steve Whitmire talks about the DVD release of The Christmas Toy! He didn't get to do any bonus features, but he had some great things to say:

Lol, yeah some of Kermit's jumping around probably would have scared me. He looks like some kind of creepy marionette (which he very well could have been!). Kids do see things differently than adults and are obviously more open to imagining things, fun or scary. :)

My tickets came on Saturday, yay! I can finally stop worrying about it, lol. Hmm, you could call the box office about camera use. I know The Paley Center for instance doesn't allow cameras. But William Patterson might. ::shrugs:: Don't forget the orange juice and chocolate doughnuts! You...

Yup, I actually found a lot of those at my (non Blockbuster) video rental store. They're gone now because the store started selling the older VHSs and of course people grabbed them.

This is purely speculation, but maybe the brand was just too narrow and didn't bring in enough revenue. Even the Disney stores have been in danger of closing from time to time.

I know! Even just seeing it on Henson's Place used to get me excited, lol.

At the Paley Center for Media (formerly The Museum of TV and Radio) I saw some of the La Choy Dragon commercial pitches made for the food company (rather than the public). The Muppet Whatnot narrator (Jim Henson) says their advertising is going in a new direction. And then in pops the dragon...

Oops, never mind, I'm thinking of the Muppet Stuff store. As opposed to the Sesame Street General Store.

I believe you can see that store in the old "Henson's Place" documentary. I remember seeing it years ago and thinking, "I wish I could go there!"

Lol, I just saw that too. It took me a few seconds, but then it hit me. Such a weird feeling, because you grew up seeing this guy, lol. But anyway, he did a great job; Law & Order is such a great opportunity for actors these days. :)

Yay my ticket came! ::relief::