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Yeah I identify, I'm always finding other interests (i.e. the Marx Brothers hehe) that occupy my attention, but it's still always fun to come back here.

That's a gooood point! Lol, of course I'd want him to do what made him happy, hehe. But it probably would have been difficult. Then again he was doing Sesame Street and Fraggle Rock at the same time. I get the impression he always tried to make time for the Muppets no matter what. Like he...

You're right and marketing is important. I just think it's a mistake for the companies to have ignored the past. I don't buy the idea that today's kids aren't interested, and to ignore time honored material is rarely a successful idea.

Lol, they were both funny but I liked Piggy's look more in the second one with the big head lol. (Sorry Piggy!) :mad:

Yeah he's such a great showman, so energetic, especially when he does his whole, "What's my name? !" bit (RINGO!) Lol no I completely agree, I kept thinking the same thing. Wow, I was thinking, what if he had become some kind of recognizable sitcom mainstay? ! That's a good point about the...

Well you know their discussions are always very interesting and informative, but there's just a lot of mean spiritedness.

It's OK, sometimes you have to do what you have to do!

Yeah it's just utter chaos there sometimes. We do much better. :)

Being realistic is a good thing. :) Over pessimissm and over optimism both aren't good. We just have to remember to be civil.

Definitlely this place is overall great, and compared to places like imdb, heh.

Omg, you saw him too? I've seen Ringo twice, he's awesome. And his rendition of Act Naturally has such charm. That was just the perfect Muppet scene. Parody and lame puns and tongue twisters, characters all contributing something different, it just worked. MuppetNewsgirl, so what was it...

You're definitely right, I really don't mind the debating. It doesn't always mean people are fighting here. Even about "deep" topics, sometimes people are just having a dialogue, it doesn't mean there's a problem. :)

Eh, just because someone makes a random day a national holiday doesn't mean regular people can't carry it through the rest of the year. ;)

Just want to say I don't want to limit my posting and I regret it got that heated. Threatening to leave isn't the best way to handle things for anyone. But I meant what I said, I would be disturbed if people's ability to discuss faith in a civil manner was hampered. :)

Yup, it's the old story, the popular kids get catered to and the kids who follow their own drummer get left behind.

Oh cool, I didn't even realize! Well of course, it should be everyday. :)

It's just that, it's one thing if a faith discussion is rude and uncivil. But if it's not, if it's just a person talking about their faith in a positive manner, and is making the effort to be all inclusive, it's no different than discussing your favorite pasttime or hobby. Not everyone may share...

I liked the article, but they should have also interviewed parents whose kids do like Muppet Show (they do exist). Instead they made it look like Disney is the only way.

You know I saw this special years ago and ended up developing something of a crush on Dudley, lol. Sucker for the English thing I guess, hehe. But anyway, I love how Wizard of Oz is Janice's "favorite flick of all time...fer sure!" Makes sense as it was one of Jim's favorites too. I can...

Oh sorry I wasn't referring to the link I posted. I guess that was misleading, lol. I'm glad you enjoyed the link. The poem I'm saving for later. :)