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Meep, didn't you also used to like Sweetums, or am I bringing up something that's best forgotten? Heh

"Do you often see your father?" "No actually, we're just good friends." I imagine those post-awards photo sessions are pretty tedious. You have to just stand there while people snap photos at you. And they hadn't won anything, so no one was supposed to talk to them (though I would have anyway...

Can we have a third choice? Hehe, sorry. ;)

I can see certain organizations thinking TV explosions are inappropriate in today's climate with terrorism, but in reality, I think most people don't think about it when watching a TV show or movie.

I didn't really seen the scene (or most of the movie) but I think it's like how some characters don't physically have eyes but they can still see. We go along with the idea that they have teeth like they're supposed to, even if they actually don't, lol.

Yeah it was because things started becoming more PC starting in the '80s. The whole thing's definitely gone overboard.

Thanks for the review! I probably wouldn't have looked at the DVD twice unless I had known. That's great that "I'm a Real Cowboy" and "Casey McPhee" are on DVDs now. :)

"Has success changed your life?" "Yes." Ohh yeah, that's what should have happened, hehe! If I recall, in the real footage you can see the top of Jim's head a few times. I kept wishing there was more to see, lol. And yeah Piggy would have been gaga over Paul, lol. Though, George was always...

I've seen those. The ones I saw said "It's Elmo's World, you're just playing in it." Heh, I know it's a joke, but not really heart warming. I mean, is it not fun if you and your kids don't focus on Elmo? ::shrugs::

"I'd like to keep Britain tidy." I think Ringo would have been a great choice. I read that they might have gotten George to come, but they were so desperate to get Paul (heh, typical! lol). I think George would have been an excellent choice, he had a great sense of humor (plus I saw a photo...

Yeah basically nowadays you have to do some digging to find decent Muppet items for kids. It's possible, but you have to make the extra effort.

I like the Connie Stephens one too (and Dr. Quinn, I remember that show lol). Especially Bert's moment, "Once you have found her, never let her go." ::swoon:: hehe

I've had the same experience at The Museum of TV and Radio, and yes it is so refreshing to see a wide range of ages enjoying The Muppets. Kids aren't going around saying the old specials are out of date. :)

"I say, did you go to Harrods? I was there in '58 you know!" Lol John Lennon, A Hard Day's Night Cool, I would definitely look for those places should I ever go. :)

I understand what Carol Spinney was saying, and maybe actually taking Big Bird apart would have been too much. But I saw how the Muppets worked and the puppeteers themselves on TV several times as a kid, and it honestly never bothered me. It was also as much fun as watching just The Muppets...

Personally, I'm intrigued by Jim Henson's pencil sharpener analogy. Lol

Very true as it turns out! Well it just goes to show, when job-hunting you can't get discouraged when the first person tells you no; there will always be other opportunities, some that turn out better for you. ;) And I'm glad you got to see the clips the, ilikemuppets! I never watched the show...

Congrats on graduation, everyone!

Thanks for pointing the photo out, MN! It's good to finally have something new on his page, right? Though his page is pretty long, which is great. ;) Hehe Big Bird cracking up, wish I could see that, lol. Something I thought of the other day. If you've read The Works book, you might...

Well, Grover's #1, no question about it! Lol After that, I'll say The Two Headed Monster and Leo The Party Monster. Also, the Mommy Monster and her Monster Son from "Monster Lullabye" (on The Sesame Street Monsters! album) "Junior, there's no such thing as little girls." "There is so...