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Okay, okay... RadioNate, Emmy; Emmy, RadioNate! I forgot about the whole "fried" thing, so someone get Mel Brooks on hand, OR lots of that cheap wine... Joggy! Hey, you have to move somewhere between here and New York so we can get you on the way, gather the band up, too. By the...

Muppet Babies? Nah, we're PRETENDING...more along the lines of Sesame Street. Muppet Babies (ick) were more about Making Believe, which is different. Prentending is more fun. I'm going to go pretend I'm in the middle of a peanut butter and jelly sandwich in the middle of the mattresses on...

KEWL!! Yeah yeah! Let's preTEND she's wearing a 70's white dress; plus it's lots easier...and cheaper than duct tape, too. Wonder what we'll pretend Byron is wearing....and where will he get that chicken? F:DZ

Then, of course, there's always sewing sheets together. Or duct taping them, which is easier. F:DZ

Okay then. In that case, Jackie needs to learn to play pianos a bars hosted by Steve Martin. Hmm, guess that means RadioNate and Emmy have to have dinner that night, then Emmy has to be kidnapped and RadioNate has to save her as well....but first, he and I have to run into the band at a...

BorkBork Hiya...WOW! That Beaker is Really kewl! You should be able to find some kind of LabCoat at a toy store maybe in the Kids' costumes section if not by halloween this year! There may be other coats you can substitute as well. I need a Sam, though; one of the few voices I can do...

I just used the email option to send that to ya! FOZ :D

Byron!! Didn't ya read the prior posts? RadioNate will bike up from Oxford Mississippi to Memphis, TN, where we'll meet at a local Comedy Club (actually, it's a Hot Wings and Comedy Club on Knight Arnold and Mendenhall), and he'll save my neck from some bad jokes...and thrown vegetables...

Froggie! You're just way on yonder too kind to me!! :) The other kewl thing about my Chef puppet is that he doubles as a cranky old man when he's out of that outfit!! :D FOZ

ON THE SPOT QC... Groovy idea. I really dig all the insight you give on this kind of work. I'm very interested in it. Why not write a whole expose of the process from beginning to end for like Toy Fare or something? I'd buy it for more reasons than the Muppet Figure articles for sure...

BorkBork... Yah Yah, mon! I really REALLY do like that. Gee, I wish I had more time to tackle some projects like that. I still can't find time to work on comic strips or puppets either right now. Email me some pics of your Beaker and Sam if you can so I can show one of my friends what...

Byron, You, nor Jackie, nor Emmy said anything about hitching a ride up to MF2 with me and RadioNate. What's wrong, can't you get a chicken and learn how to do plumbing? Also, Jackie or Emmy one has to win a beauty contest and sing a song and the other has to learn to play piano in a bar...

Yessir. 100% agreement. Absolutely. Smack Eisner in the back of the head with my vice-rubber chicken. You are correct. I worked at Disney Store 308 here in Memphis, TN (as did ChadKermit who posts here), and it had an Egyptian theme for the once Nile River city of Memphis, Egypt. It was...

COREEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!!! De Foz will be there fer shure! :)

I'm ashamed to say so, but I saw this show on Comedy Channel at 10:30 pm CST and it was funny in my very tired state...well, one part of the show was funny. They took prank phone call tapes they made and performed them out with pupepts. It was funny when I realized what they were doing...

WOW!! Great puppet of Sam, man! I need that!! I was planning to do some work on a Mahna Mahna and a Fozzie, but I think I'll never get a chance to with the necessity to begin rebuilding Muley and friends. You have some great puppet building talents; too bad you don't live near me, I...

WITH MUSTARD?! Kewl!! I like mustard on ANYTHING!! FOZ

>>Does my boss know I use a measuring tape to try and visualize the figures? I don't think so. He's never seen me do it, although there is a security camera that points at the desk so SOMEONE may know about it. I've done that at home, too. Trying to visualize how big they'd need to be to look...

I have this book in paper back and hard back, and there was also a small Sylvester doll with a zipper back, you turn him inside out and zip it shut and he becomes the red stone. Of course, a guy with a mule for a cartoon character would know about Sylvester. I have too much donkey and mule...

I agree with Chris! I think the targeted audience ended up being more grown-up folks than the kiddies...except one very special and darling little child in a kermit suit.