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Yes it's really interesting to see how her voice and even the character started to develop as the episodes went on. :flirt:

Ah, thanks!

Why don't they own that one?

Hehe, you and me both! :(

The screenings sound like a great line up, too bad I probably can't go. :)

Well it's up to you if you want to see it as a joke or not. ;) I do agree it's a bit dark but I liked it, lol.

I like her, I think she's OK. And I'm glad they've added another female character to the group. Though, I still don't understand why girls need yet another "pretty princess" role model. ::shrugs::

Hmm, I'd have to check again, but you're probably right!

Well I do get what you mean, but I think it's also likely that he was given more opportunities behind the scenes since he was one of the original puppeteers still around and his character was bringing so much attention to the show. Actually he was being given responsibilities even back in 1991...

I know ::shivers:: what a nightmare! :eek: lol I know I said before I'm not buying The Muppet Show Second Season DVD until around Christmas. But I did catch a quick view of the Zero Mostel episode (Btw, you have to see him in The Producers film, classic!). I liked Scooter's moment with Kermit...

Hmm, yeah I really think they're going overboard with Elmo needing to be everywhere. Some kids like Elmo. Some kids like the other characters too, they're just not given the same attention. Though it is good that they're trying to include Big Bird and others this season. :)

Cool, Happy Anniversary! ;)

Yeah his life was pretty shocking. I don't blame anyone for being upset. Well, the world is a tough place, people don't always deal with it well. But I don't believe it's our place to judge where people go after they die. :)

Thanks, I appreciate that. :) Wow, yeah I hadn't really thought of it like that before, lol. Basically, the idea is that we enjoy Fozzie's pain, lol. I have to admit sometimes it's great when Fozzie just doesn't get it, lol. Though I start feeling bad for him the more I watch. :o

Aw thanks, Beau!

That's one side of the argument, and that's fine. Another side is that characters, even deep characters, are not like real people. Sometimes the more they "grow" and change, the more they lose what made them work in the first place. Especially in comedy. Say a comedian gets a good reaction every...

Either way you're losing some of the picture, so I'm just happy when they include both options.

Hmm, yeah you're probably right! (::feels slightly ignorant:: lol) Thanks for the info. :)

It's definitely true, but the odd thing is, that's been around for years. They were complaining about the growing conformity even in the '50s. I think society goes in circles. The same problems pop up time and again, until something comes along to shake it up. But then that becomes old and we're...

I agree with that, normally he would have thought it was cool. :concern: And yeah, I think Zoot's line just shows he's out there in his own little world. :cool: