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That's great, Skeeter Muppet! I've always enjoyed your site!

That's a great find, no matter how much it's actually worth!

You could write a letter to the Research section of The Museum of TV and Radio, they have people who research the public's questions. www.mtr.org

Wow, school starting already, good luck!

A little club rivalry is fun, though I don't want the characters to get caught up in it, I like Wembley too, hehe

Actually, I've had that Pirates of Penzance on tape for many years. I'd definitely recommend it, it's funny and the songs are wonderful. I was really shocked when I realized Louise Gold was one of the Major General's daughters.

Right, but whatever the names are, they were generally the same characters. The Marx Brothers did that too.

I agree, I think our name is fine the way it already is!

Aw, thanks!

Exactly! ;)

I personally don't mind that they're adding another female character, I'm just a little disapointed that they're trying so hard to make her prissy and all that.

It all really depends on what level of adult humor a show uses. Adult humor can be witty and sophisticated, or it can be tasteless.

I agree, Beauty and the Beast for classic storytelling and wonderful music.

Oh wow, I didn't hear that until you pointed it out, thanks! I liked how he just gave up after he couldn't find Jim and just tossed the food anywhere. lol I love the "Just One Person" clip. I always feel so sad especially when Robin reads the card, "We will miss you, Jim Henson." I remember...

Don't know how long this will be on youtube, but someone posted a clip from the Of Muppets and Men documentary, of Richard and the other performers doing a pig sketch (He's the one in the back at the end, standing apart from the others saying "Hey, give me more!")...

Ah, so is Gonzo's planet (at least in this film) structured like the Smurfs? One female with all these guys? Heh

Yeah Skeeter should have been a Muppet Gillis Fraggle is another character I need to see, but thankfully he's in the Season Two DVD. I have heard a sound clip of the "Whoopee Cantata" he conducts to welcome home Uncle Matt. He's sounds like an odd mixture of Don Music and Janice!

I don't think I have just one moment, but I'm trying to think of specific things I remember from at the time. There was one sketch with a cowboy family that lived in a house shaped like a triangle and everything they owned was also triangle shaped. I remember seeing that on the TV at...

Hehe, not at all, you're right, everyone involved was responsible.

Actually Skye, I found it in an older thread titled "The Storyteller's Performers," but Terry answered the question. :) (Btw, He mentioned my name too on the "Questions for Fraggle's Terry Angus", hehe) I'd like to think that about why Sesame Street got so famous too, MeekBorkMeep