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I hope so, that would be nice. It looked like the behind the scenes footage was from "Don't Eat the Pictures" at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.

I liked him in Muppet at Walt Disney World, being paired with Scooter. It was sort of like Scooter was the annoyed teenager having to babysit this overly eager little bunny lol.

Well, I think there was too much emphasis on Bean, every scene was about how cute he was or how he was taking over the scene. They weren't trying to blend him into the story. At least, that's how I remember it. And that's usually why new characters don't work on TV shows. Yeah, it is amazing...

I've seen the pilot before, I love Bert in his first bit... "Rosie...who's Rosie?" :( lol

Thanks, Meep, I think I fixed it! I remember that "Forrest Green" poster! Heh, green is as green does. :) Yeah, I love that photo of Richard, Frank and Jim. It's funny how Jim and Frank look like they're having a blast, while Richard is concentrating so hard (and seemingly struggling to stay...

Oh I'm sorry, Meep, I didn't realize. Sorry if I sounded rude. That's annoying. Well, that's the technical difficulties of the Internet! Yeah, I would imagine it requries serious concentration! You have to make sure your perfomance is fitting in with what your fellow puppeteer is doing. Still...

Yeah, they're really good. If you go to the main page of the gallery, you can find them, and click on them to make them bigger. http://muppetdanny.fortunecity.com/gallery.htm One is of Richard wearing the Sweetums outfit, minus the head. The other is Richard playing Ernie's right hand on...

Yeah that would be cool, the dual-layer disc is starting to become mroe popular (though it's more expensive obviously). I've seen a few artists use it. I think it's great idea, combing as much media as possible to get the full experience!

Wow, that must take discipline! But it does make sense. ;)

Wow, what an experience! Hope she's recovers.

You're welcome, glad you liked them! Yeah I've never been on the website before either. I was really glad to see shots of Richard I haven't seen before. I also liked the photo of Jim with the characters from "Hey Cinderella!" (King Gosh Posh, Kermit, and Splurg).

Ack, thanks for telling me, Muppet Newsgirl, I should have checked first. And yes, it looks very uncomfortable being Ernie's second hand! Well, like Frank Oz said, in order for the puppet to look good, the puppeteer has to be uncomfortable! Here's the link for the photo gallery itself, that...

Big Bird's birthday was special for me. I was going to school at that time and hadn't watched Sesame Street in years. Seeing all the characters again was like saying hello to old friends. :) All my friends thought it was a little odd that I had watched Sesame Street, but to me, it seemed...

Yeah I like that part, when Red tells Cantus where she dropped the pipe. She's kind of expecting him to get it for her, or at least help her. But he's the parental figure who's telling her to take personal responsibility for her mistake. He's pretty blunt about that, which is great...

That kind of thing always annoys me, it's the proof reader's job to make sure dates and facts are consistent. But in my experience, autobiographies are often not checked for errors. Maybe they're hesitant to correct the person the book is about.

Yeah, I saw it at The Museum of TV and Radio again with a group recently. Everyone loved it, but were pleasantly amused at how dated the special is, with songs like "I Will Survive." People were shocked when they realized who "Tony Clifton" was. lol My favorite part is when Piggy freaks out...

I loved Lamp Chops Play Along. And my father remembered watching the old show as a kid. I was always impressed with Shari Lewis' puppet talents. Did anyone ever see when she guest starred on The Nanny with Lampchop? That was great!

I remember that, Cookie Monster tries so hard not to eat the birthday cake, that he ends up eating all of Sesame Street instead! "I can't believe Cookie Monster ate the tables...and the chairs!" "And...and Sesame Street!" "Well, he didn't really eat everything. He just nibbled!"

Oh, I forgot, Happy Birthday, Kiki!!! What did you do to celebrate? Btw, I didn't know MuppetDanny's website had such a good photo gallery. I've never seen these two Richard photos before: http://muppetdanny.fortunecity.com/ses_puppet.jpg http://muppetdanny.fortunecity.com/rich_hunt.jpg

I haven't seen the movie yet, so I can't entirely judge. It sounds like it's not terrible, I might rent i someday. But based on hearing this, it does sound like there was a writing problem, which often happens with made for TV/straight to video projects. Now that I'm thinking about it, that's...