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I know what you mean and I agree. But at least it was a step in the right direction. :)

I agree this was a huge improvement, and I'm relieved. I'll keep an eye out for future projects. But I'll keep being completely honest, good or bad. ;)

Agreed, in the past the gang could be snarky, but never mean spirited. I hope things improve.

That's my feeling too! :insatiable:

I don't think she's dumb, I think they treat her that way, worse than before. It's not subtle, it's just "let's insult the pig."

Much better than the first one, yay!

Everyone's entitled to their opinion of course. :) But I'd really be concerned about showing my kids some of those more recent jokes. You don't get the impression Kermit even likes Piggy. She comes across like the dumb fat girl that hangs around them. That's not the message the Muppets always...

The final disk set as of now isn't being released separately in the US, it's being released with a huge box set including the other seasons, which has upset a lot of fans.

Yup we did that, it was a blast!

Lol, nice. :halo:

Well like I said, the crueler fat jokes. The ones from the Muppet Show were no where near a bad as what we have now. It's not a question of political correctness, it's about the level of the jokes. The Muppet Show jokes for the most part are in good fun. The recent jokes are just plain mean and...

I love both the Beetlejuice movie and cartoon. I don't mind if they contradict, they're totally different things. :) It is odd that so few Halloween specials are shown anymore. In an effort to removed the old, we've ended up with nothing.

Well we've been warned about this for ages. Miracle on 34th Street (1947) was concerned about commercialism.

Those are great pictures! It's so weird to see him young and just starting out. Very inspirational as well. :)

Sometimes lecture series, at colleges or otherwise, have nametags provided. We'd just have to see what the atmosphere is.

Well you know, nobody is forcing parents to act all crazy over a toy. They should teach their kids that toys aren't everything and sometime you have to wait for what you want. It's things like that that make people think Christmas is a crock, when it's not.

Good luck, Sara! MN, you're right, they ARE guilty of wemblying! :coy: I've had trouble with the podcasts as well, sometimes I have to shut down and try all over again.

The number to call for ticket confirmation is 973-720-2371 (Thanks MN!)

Btw, the website does say are not necessarily guaranteed. After ordering, I would email the box office (boxoffice@wpunj.edu) to confirm your ticket orders.

No problem, good luck! ;)