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I know! I mean, I"m sure people have occasionally been inspired by a drug trip, but very rarely are these inspirations useable the next day. (No, I have never done drugs, I've just done research.) To give all the credit to drugs is belittling the creative potential of the human mind. Of...

Tough Pigs gives a detailed description of the obscure special: http://www.toughpigs.com/journalbluexmas.htm Good thing too, because I've never seen it, and unfortunately, the TV Museum doesn't seem to have it.

That was my favorite part, the puppeteers from Bangladesh being given their characters, so sweet! The film editor of the documentary said it was the first scene she chose to work on. :)

I think that's definitely true, they probably did want to prove they were all around entertainers. :) One of the nicest moments in The Christmas Toy occurs when the toys have to convince the worrying rocking horse Belmont (Richard character of course) to go rescue Rugby. Here is a good example...

That's an interesting idea! And I loved the use of the song from "Snoopy Come Home." It's always been such a tear jerker. :cry:

Yeah, Danny Phantom is cute and funny, but not quite as riveting for some reason. ::shrugs::

That's nice you guys, glad you had fun. :) I got to see The Christmas Toy the other night, which was great. It's my all-time favorite Muppet Christmas special. It's so different from your typical holiday show, it's very melancholy and unsettling, while still being funny and touching. I'm...

Yeah, this site looks really good! I've only been able to see two episodes of Faffner Hall at the TV Museum (though that's probably more than others have unfortunately). But I really enjoyed the show, so it's great to get more information! :)

I love The Fairly Odd Parents, it's hilarious! But beneath it's bitter sarcasm, they genuinely try to have good messages. Timmy is normally a lazy, jaden little boy who doesn't think very far ahead, but with the help of his Fairies, he learns to be a better person. I love Mr. Croker and...

Hmm, well that was pretty good, Skye...hehe jk Glad everyone's excited! It definitely took a lot of patience and determination. :)

I like The Olive Garden and Red Lobster. :)

Thank you...I honestly didn't notice that until later...heh

Yeah, me too! lol

Lol, I love that they backed up Weird Al!

Nathan Lane is very open about being homosexual. Just wanted to set the record straight without a doubt. :)

This is ironic, first I was saying that I didn't particularly care for Doozers. But now I have to admit I'm not that into Cotterpin because she's not Doozer enough! I guess I like seeing the Doozers in their natural habitat more than I thought! Another thing, I always found it amusing how the...

Definitely weirder, and also better!

Exactly, the "secret" thing was just another creative way to introduce the alphabet, while still having a witty punchline. :)

Ok, yay, I'm happy! I've been working on something for a month and it's finally happened! I wasn't going to say anything, but I couldn't keep it to myself any longer. :) A little while ago, I read on the Internet that Puppetry Journal has a Memoriam page in every issue. And that one of their...

You're right, the question was "What is Kermit's theme?". And that is definitely "Bein Green', IMO. It's something very personal to him. Yet at the same time, anyone can identify with it. My favorite rendition is Kermit with Ray Charles; it's just amazing, magic. It also demonstrates how...