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Aw that's OK, it's good to check at least! Actually I'd forgotten but I think the meeting the guests option is like $500! But maybe we'll be able to ask questions during the panel.

I like her hair a little wavy best, like in the '70s. I don't like it straight at all. I didn't like her Muppets Take Manhattan '80s curly look that much, but I like her curly look in The Fantastic Miss Piggy Show. Maybe because it's longer and fuller.

I was able to check it out yesterday, I do see what you mean. It's like maybe Richard had been exagerrating Scooter's high pitched little boy voice in earlier seasons, and then eventually decided it was OK to back off from that and make him sound a bit more mature, like a young adult.

Ah, yeah I've done before, lol. Don't feel bad; $20 is a lot for a DVD, but it's not like it's $50. ;)

Oh wow, hope it's OK now!

Like I said, my ABC station says they're airing it as far as I know. In any case though, people don't anticipate annual TV specials as much as years past. Not just because of DVDs though. I watched a Charlie Brown Christmas every year, but it was from my Grandma's VHS, not the live Television...

Unfortunately yes. Which I doubt he will ever follow through on. ;)

Hehe, well thanks! ::goes to watch old Christmas commercials::

Wow, $20 is a lot for a single DVD!

It's just that now, with the economy crisis, even hardcore fans may not be able to buy it (and we were hesitating even before that). I may ask a relative if he could get it for me for Christmas. I would like to have it obviously. But I have to say at the same time I feel slightly guilty...

It's just that most people won't be able to afford it. The other DVDs were a major victory. But this set...it's unfortunate.

I understand, but I think this should have been expected.

That's too bad. Still at least it's on DVD!

According to the ABC website, it's playing the 28th where I am.

It's playing in my area as far as I know. That's a shame that it's not playing everywhere. But no one jinxed it. :attitude:

Or Barack Obama. Take your pick, lol.

Yup, it was the Empire State Building. They do have observation deck hours: http://www.esbnyc.com/index2.cfm Good luck!

How true that is. It was true before the crisis, but obviously it's even more urgent now. All things must pass, it will get better, but it's a huge injustice right now.

Yeah rewrites are a hard fact of movie making. Whether they help or not is really hit or miss.

Definitely, its Muppet material is excellent! It's called The Paley Center for Media now though, just to clarify. ;)