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Well, TV has always been like that, the same types of shows over and over. Years ago, it was Westerns. Now it's crime dramas. The networks have always copied each other. And I could be wrong, but personally I think they know TV is becoming obsolete in favor of the Internet. They're not trying to...

The Museum of Television and Radio (now called The Paley Center for Media) is located in Los Angeles, California and New York City, New York. It has a huge viewing library which includes several Muppet specials and episodes from the various shows. If you could get there, I'd definitely...

I love Jump the Shark, most of the comments are hilarious and often dead on. :)

NC...no class! ;)

He adores Grover! Yay! Hehe and how can you not?

Well, today I ended up very upset and disapointed. I won't get into it, just very frustrating. I was going to wait until Christmas for Muppet Show Season 2, but since today was such a downer, I decided to purchase it early, lol. Hopefully that will improve the day a little. I'll be away...

Yeah I mean it's a variety of factors. Some of the guests obviously aren't actors in the first place. Or they're used to working as a character and not being themselves. I imagine a big key to working with the Muppets is being able to relax and not think too much, otherwise it won't look natural.

I think Frank was surprised about the reason the interviewer gave, about the confusing kids.

Right, again the interviewer wasn't correct. The main thing for me is occasionally introducing adult topics to kids, instead of thinking, "they won't understand." You're right, they won't understand if they're never introduced to it. These days, as a lot of kids get older, they start...

Actually I think the problem was with the interviewer bringing it up at all. She didn't seem to realize it was out of date. Frank was just reacting to the question that was asked. And like I said, I think Frank was complaining more about the fear of "confusing" kids than the Snuffy thing.

Love the snippet of Little Muppet Monsters!

Well I think what he was upset about was the idea that you can't do something because "it might confuse the children." He thinks people should realize children are much sharper than they are given credit for. It sounds like it wasn't the Snuffy thing that bothered him necessarily, but the...

I really enjoyed that episode, definitely one of the funniest, the cavorting alone! Lol. Yeah Scooter's learning the tough realities of show business. He does sound pretty anxious when Floyd won't help him move the sceney. ("Oh no!") Wow you're right, I never thought of that! Haha that's...

There's a recent Frank Oz interview posted in the Henson People section. He's asked about the current state of Sesame Street. Heh, not everyone will agree with what he says. But personally, I'm really glad he said it. And I didn't know he'd given a Masters class on the subject of kid's education...

Thank you, Frank, finally! Yes, it is frustrating when people don't listen to you.

Hehe, yeah, sorry Richard! Btw, just read an interview with Frank Oz about the current state of Sesame Street. Personally, I'm really glad he said what he said. The Robin Hood episode of The Muppet Show with Lynn Redgrave actually really showcases this. Not only does Scooter narrate the whole...

Yeah but lately we've actually been pretty lucky. They have released old Sesame Street clips on the Old School DVDs. And out of nowhere we're getting the Fraggle songs on CD (I never thought that would happen). Sometimes miracles do happen, heh, and I think it's important to have hope and...

Lol, I'm sorry that just made me laugh. Oh that crazy Henti, lol. But that is a good point, other places are more forgiving of fans wanting to share in the glory, so to speak, which is nice. :)

I'm sorry that happened, but at least you're OK. Remember, all things must pass. ;) Yeah it's the same relationship Scooter has with Bean Bunny and Robin. The older kid getting annoyed with the cute attention grabbing babies. It's too bad they weren't able to focus on that more, it would have...

I know, it's true. I wish there were more rights for the artists themselves. The world is not always a perfect and just place, by its very nature (or rather by ours, heh). We should try our best to improve it, but there will always be problems such as this. Despite all that, it would be worse if...