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I don't know, I don't really care who the guest stars are (though there are some on the above lists that I wouldn't enjoy hehe). The guest stars were always just kinda frills to me. Nice, but it was the Muppets that really made the show.

Definitely, I learned so much about Chinese and Japanese culture from those specials, and to this day I'm fascinated with them. And I think it's always good when different countries can come together and work on a project. I like that the Chinese special showcases so many children and...

I agree about the helmet thing, they should be showing kids wearing helmets nowadays. But I'm still not sold on warning against the junkyard. Plenty of kids even today have no place else to play. All of our complaining and sanitizing won't change that.

Well I don't mind that most of the songs on these albums will be fairly common to hard core fans. These CDs are meant for the general public who don't have much, not for major fans who always want more, hehe. But I agree that they shouldn't be afraid to publish some of the older albums...

Well, show business is so very difficult to flourish in. You can be 40 years old and still far from your "big break." There's just so many people trying to make it. Though it's my opinion a lot of decent actors are ignored in favor of less talented movie stars, hehe. The Muppet performers were...

I may be the only one here who thinks this, but I didn't mind Ashanti's performance, lol.

Heh, well that's true, it sounds like Carroll had a great deal to do with the vision. But Jon Stone was the director and obviously worked for the position over the years. That's the way it often goes in the business. At least Carroll's idea was listened to and allowed to happen. I personally...

Just wanted to let everyone know, they've finally posted a photo from Oxford Blues on Muppet Wiki! It's not great quality, but it's nice to have the non Muppet cameos complete: http://muppet.wikia.com/wiki/Muppeteers_in_Non-Henson_Acting_Roles (Scroll down to Richard's section) Wow, our...

I agree, that's where education is going now. It's not something anyone will thank us for later on, heh.

Good points, it's just that not everyone thinks the disclaimer is necessary. It puts the Old School material in a undeserving bad light. Carroll Spinney even said the changes to SS are greatly due to the money Tickle Me Elmo brings in. That's largely what it comes down to. That's one problem...

Awww, that is appropriate. ;)

The mother of...hehe...that's cute. ;)

Of course, that's perfectly normal. Kinda reminds me of a line from Lord of the Rings: "I wish none of this had happened." "So do all who live to see such times, but that is not for them to decide. All you have to decide is what to do with the time that is given to you."

Yup, and the all important "You never know." :) And I just won't listen to people who say St. Valentine's Day is only for couples.

Lol, well sorry but I won't let it bother me this year. I won't allow what's supposed to be a good moral holiday to be spoiled for me, just because companies and popular kids have hijacked and corrupted it. ;) I will take it as a day when I can show important people in my life what they mean...

Good luck with everything! Remember, it takes more courage to have hope, than it does to give up. :)

That's true too, the puppetry was noticeable lacking compared to the first two films. Lol, yeah seriously Casey Jones was awesome! I haven't seen the new one yet, still thinking about that, maybe. Yeah I remember going to see the first film years ago and you see Raphael peak out of the...

It's cool, it's a good place to advertise. ;)

Hehe, I get what you mean. Sometimes fans aren't open enough to new ideas. However, sometimes movie makers don't listen to the fans enough, heh.

It's really up to our own individual needs. Some of us can just enjoy what they offer. And some of us can say "Well, it could have been better." :)