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Here's some clips from a Labyrinth "play" of sorts, although it's more of a ballet than a traditional stage play-

I couldn't find a single thing about this neat-sounding product on Google. I'd love to see some pics.

For a very long time I thought Brian Henson had been voicing Kermit after his father's death; it was only within the past 3 years or so I found out it was Steve Whitmire. On a related note, I did not realize Brian voiced Jack Pumpkinhead in the criminally underrated WoO sequel Return to Oz; I...

Just an update; you can get Beaker, Bunsen, Rowlf, or Kermit on Amazon.com, each for the low price of $1000. What a bunch of crap:mad:.

Nope, can't say I have heard of Google Wave. Still, later incarnations portray Scooter as a computer wiz, and that's nothing to sneeze at these days. I wonder if he still breaks out the old skateboard?

I loved the Pearl Bailey episode where Floyd dresses up as a knight. Also, can't remember the episode, but the one where Floyd has to dogsit Piggy's dog, and he locks it in the closet, and ends up getting his butt kicked by Piggy for it:).

Good luck getting those Muppets Sideshow busts; they're going for a hefty price these days, particularly the ones you listed. I just lost a bid for the Sideshow Bunsen today; I put in a bid for $89, but it went for $126. I paid about $100 each for my Sideshow Scooter and Link Hogthrob, but I'm...

Yeah, but even if he didn't inherit anything, the fact remains he worked at Google, a multi-million dollar company. Heck, maybe he's still working there; they never said he left.

If so, he could've just bought the theater from Richman;).

I can't not got up and dance when I hear "Can You Picture That," my fav Electric Mayhem song. I also liked their cover of "Have A Little Help From My Friends;" aside from being a good cover overall, I liked the execution, with the rest of the band rescuing Janice from a ritual sacrifice.

A good sequel just isn't possible in this day and age, and here's the main reasons why: 1) The original film had cameos from countless cartoon characters from different studios, including Disney, WB, and Fleischer. The dueling pianos scene with Donald and Daffy was one of the greatest scenes in...

Yeah, my brother and I thought the same thing. However, I'm a HUGE GMC fan, can't decide if I like it even more than TMM. Still, the new film sounds like a rehash of GMC, and the whole criminal doppelganger plot has been done to death in countless forms of media (e.g. Ernest Goes to Prison, The...

I'm sure somebody has mentioned Bunsen and Beaker already, and even though they're not a "couple" like Floyd and Janice, Kermit and Piggy, or Gonzo and Camilla, they're inseparable. Plus, there was that scene at the end of Letters to Santa where Beaker breaks away from a supermodel to dance with...

So, I've been thinking about this a lot lately; is Scooter secretly rich? It was implied he worked for Google in The Muppets, so aside from working at a billion-dollar company for a time, he probably has Google stock too. Also, I believe his Uncle JP passed away, and seeing how JP was quite fond...

Just watched the Cloris Leachman episode last night; Link gets plenty of screen time. Even though he was never one of the core Muppets, and seems to rarely interact with the others outside of TMS (he must think they're below him), he had a lot of great bits on the original show.

Hello all, I'm looking to buy any one of the following figurines from the Hamilton Collection's Muppet Motorcycle Mania line: Bunsen and Beaker, Swedish Chef, Fozzie, or Gonzo. I am willing to pay good money but am only interested provided they are in perfect condition. It's fine if they have...

A few nights ago I had a dream where I was in Wal-mart and Rowlf had his own cereal, some kind of Cocoa Puffs knockoff, which is ironic considering chocolate is poisonous to dogs.

Steve Martin as the obnoxious waiter in TMM; I thought it was hands down the funniest scene in the whole film. From his attire (short shorts and a bottle opener on a chain:) ) to his mannerisms, it was Steve Martin at his best.

From what I've noticed, the "quilted" Kermit is more common online, whereas the plain green version seems to be more common in stores. I actually got the Fozzie for only $26 at my local Hallmark; I don't know why it was on sale, as it is not damaged or anything, but since it was $26 instead of...

So far I have Jim Shore's Kermit and Fozzie. I bought Gonzo on Amazon, but when he came the feathers on top of his head were clearly bent out of shape, so I returned it, and have yet to buy a replacement. There seems to be 2 versions of the JS Kermit, one were he has a design on his chest and...