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That's so cool, but I wonder if they'll do ones for R2 and Han

Congrats to you both Snowthers and Alex.

I missed the scene after the credits, what happened?

I live in Nebraska, and with walking home from the city bus after going to a job fair Downtown and not having a working air conditioner to come home to, it can get pretty hot.

Wagons East! I love that movie, and don't forget he was in Blues Brothers.

I don't like it too cold, (ear problems) but I don't like it too hot, either, it's 64 degrees now, and our air conditioner is on the fritz, so I'll join your little club.

Good story so far, I've thought of putting Muppets into a stage show, but not a musical, more like one of Agatha Christie's mysteries.

I got one, he's mostly a one-off character though Murray- wants to join The Electric Mayhem band as their newest member, the only problem is the instrement that he plays is the Triangle, and as we all know not many of the numbers that they do feature the Triangle. So the band becomes annoyed...

I did, I was having fun with you, because it also could have been Kathy Griffin with the "such an animal" comment

What I meant was could her initials possibly be KG?

I just read it, and it was sad and wonderful both, and though I'm happy for the cameo and writer's credit, I don't remember supplying an idea that made it into the finale, also was that Flight Attendent who I thought she was :D

The only normal releases I still need are Lips, Uncle Deadly, MTI Gonzo and Rizzo, normal Swedish Chef, Tux Fozzie, and the The Swedish Chef's Kitchen. (Oh, and Penguins of course)

I had the second issue (that had to do with Red's competitiveness I think) and #5 (the adaptation of "The Mean Genie")

Oh man, and I just unsubscribed a few months ago because the comics weren't my cup of tea anymore.

Well, 6 Js with Jerry Juhl, but are we just talking about Sesame Street?

Mrs. Pepper, that was a wonderful rendition of one of my favorite (albeit sad) songs DSnowth, I cannot wait, although I do wish you could return for the finale

I love this stuff, I can't wait for Spiderman 3, and then "The Spectacular"

The first R rated movie I saw was Bride Of Chuckie back in 1997 or 98, I was about 13 then, my Dad took me.

That was a wonderful story Prawnie (and a MARVELOUS inteview MuppetWriter, hehe), I especially loved your "Reference-filled" Commentary.

“JOHNNY FIAMMA’S SCARED OF ROBBERS!” “JOHNNY FIAMMA FEELS LIKE HALF A CENT!” Those two lines cracked me up, I wish I read this when it was new, lol