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Sal would make a great flying monkey his banter with Piggy would be great, I also think Animal would be funny too. Maybe both.

Here is another height chart for Fraggles, I think in is more accurate: http://free.hostdepartment.com/M/Muppetland/fraggle-height.html

I just added a Survey to the site, be sure to take it, the results will be shared with The Muppet Holding Company.

He is also talking with Kermit durring the closing credits, and can be seen singing in the finale at the end of the rainbow along with all the other Muppets.

You can see the Muppet Central stats if you click on the little graph at the bottom of the homepage, next to "Site debuted on January 28, 1998" or click here.

Jerry is still doing the Count, and some Muppet Characters. I think he could come back for Fraggle extras. I just think he doesn't want to daily work load of sesame street, and is looking to the future when he won't be able to continue the characters and wants to make sure they are in good hands...

Robin Williams also did a Sesame Street segment on how to tell if you're shoe is alive or not. I remember him watering it (to see if it grew) and putting a banana in it (to see if it ate), and then putting the wet banana-filled shoe back on. It was funny.

Toto does not need to be a dog. Although the book (and movie) have Toto as a dog, the character has been other species. In the 1902 stage production, Toto was replaced by Dorothy's pet cow Imogene, probably because it was easier to fit an actor inside a cow costume than a little black dog...

Here are some hopes of mine, these are not facts, just wishes of where I see other Muppets fitting in to the story. These are of some of the more popular and larger characters in the book (and even later movie versions) that are still unannouced. Guardian of the Gates, the doorman - Scooter...

Below is a compleate list of all the characters that appear in the 1900 book "The Wonderful Wizard Of Oz", the book this production is based off. I've listed the confermed characters and actors above, and then all the other unknowns below. The Muppet version may leave characters out (just like...

I created a small website to help build awarness to help get The Tales from Muppetland specials onto DVD. Please visit the site and read what's there. Also if you have a site of your own consider adding a link, and spread the word. Togeather we can make a differance! Link: Help Get The Tales...

How about commentaries by the Fraggles? Picture hearing Gobo, Reb, Wembly, Mokey, and Boober talking about episodes of the show. That could be fun for the performers to do, revist the characters, and no rebuilding puppets required. Plus imagine the banter the 5 could come up with. :excited:

On that same note a widescreen release of Christmas Carol would be nice too

Check out this post: http://forum.muppetcentral.com/showthread.php?t=8434

Near.....Far! And the Grover & "Fat Blue" skits were always my favorite.

If HIT does release the show this way, 3 episodes a release, it will take 32 Volumes to release the entire show. And at $15 would cost you $480 to get all 96 episdoes (that's about $5 an episode - not counting special features) and would take probally 4-10 years until they would all be released...

I have CyberLink PowerDVD Player on my computer (it came with the computer) and it has a feature that if you hit "C" on the keybord while playing a DVD (or click the camera icon on the control strip) it takes a screen capture and saves it to the clipboard (similar to a print screen) It is a very...

In the original book, the one this production is based off, the feet do not roll up. That was something invented by the classic MGM movie. The witch fades away leaving the shoes on the ground. When she is about to leave the Munchkin city, Dorthy takes the shoes off the ground because she feels...

Here is a list of all the ones I have seen (and taken pictures with) Bert Ernie Cookie Monster Telly The Count Big Bird Grover (and Super Grover) Oscar (Oscar walks with legs sticking out of bottom of can) Prarie Dawn Elmo Rosita Zoe Honkers (Purple, Blue, and Green) The Wolf (The Purple Big...

I want a well maintained site with actual information. It is easy for Disney to make a website full of flashy animations, pictures, and other stuff but not really say anything new. I want a site that is up to date (not still saying "look for the Muppet's Wizard of Oz this month on ABC" in August...