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Dude, fans are now begging for a movie of the cartoon series rather than another one of these Fox movies - even if it's a DTV movie, they'd rather have that instead. That goes to show you how much superior the cartoon series is to the Fox movie series.

I must confess, seeing Big Bird's massive head threw me off at first (Matt sounded a little out of voice too), but aside from that, it was an enjoyable special, and like Oscarfan said, there was a good balance between the Muppets and the actual choir itself. Some of my favorite highlights from...

I tried something a little different this Christmas: I reverted to the layout of Oscar's messy domain back to the early 70s setup like they did in CEOSST. Turned out interesting.

Maybe trim the plumes above their eyes a little? That's my only thought.

Well, I think now they're saying the world's going to end in 2035 or something like that.

I've been noticing that a number of Cartoon Network shows have episodes that are considered Christmas/holiday episodes without necessarily being so. Yeah, some did do proper Christmas episode: Weasel had two ("Happy Baboon Holidays," "I.R.'s First Bike") Dexter had one ("Dexter Vs. Santa...

A survey has concluded that my hometown ranks number eight in the top ten most miserable cities to live in in the state - apparently, the statistics are that we don't have enough married people and we don't have enough sunny days (the latter I disagree with - it's never cloudy when it should...

To further explain, it was term coined for a member we had here named Ziffel (who took the name from the character Fred Ziffel from the show GREEN ACRES), because he went through a period of time where he somehow always would end up posting the same thing at the same time somebody else did (and...

00:53: Today, the Muppet tradition continues with THE MUPPET CHRISTMAS CAROL. 01:13: Yes, I know, I know. Thank you. 01:35 Authentic and cheap. And drab. 01:43: PIGGY: Yeah, yeah, sure. The truth is it was all the frog would spring for. KERMIT: Piggy, your part is so small, it's lucky you've...

I admit, I only did that once, because Chick-fil-a treated me to free ice cream on my birthday back in the summer, so yeah. But anyway, so when Whose Line was on (I mean the original U.S. version), everybody hated Kathy Greenwood, when it came to fansites and forums, there were Kathy-bashing...

I'm assuming that moviegoers have pretty much become desensitized to what good comedy movies are, because already SISTERS is getting rave reviews right and left, when it's clearly just another example of how far comedy has fallen in terms of low-brow, ribald, raunchy humor. Either that, or...

I've really been wanting to see that one again too.

The stepsisters from HEY CINDERELLA! They have the same problems Drtooth always complained about regarding Season 1 SST AMs: out-of-focus eyes and dead expressions, not to mention they're not really Don's best work, I think. And I'm guessing the special didn't have enough of a budget to get...

The problem with the second one was they intentionally made it a sequel to the first - again, in a day and age where sequelitis is an overused gimmick in cinema to milk franchises for more than they're worth - whereas Muppet movies are traditionally their own stand-alone, self-contained movies...

I knew I didn't imagine it, I just saw it on TV again a few minutes ago - I don't understand why it's not on YT yet.

It's kind of like Sid & Marty Kroffts' stuff: everybody knows H.R. PUFNSTUF, that was their first in a long line of shows with freaky life-sized puppets inhabiting psychedelic worlds. But then it seems like with each new show they did (save for LAND OF THE LOST, which is a special case anyway)...

You have to remind yourself of something we've been discussing in the sequelitis thread, and that's just it: sequelitis. That's what's become of sequels anymore: they've gone from being something you genuinely looked forward to because they were opportunities to continue the story into new and...