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I remember seeing Song of the Cloud Forest on TV years ago. At the time all the colors and stuff were very high tech! I guess I saw it on the Jim Henson Hour. But I remember not really knowing that the JHH was a TV show, I thought there were just an unusual number of Muppet specials that year!

Yeah and I didn't like the college years. It just didn't have the same magic. Plus, that gigantic dorm they lived in was completely unrealistic! At least, it wasn't the dorm I had! Anyway, the original was the best.

Yay, 2000 posts! Ugh, though we should try to it make it so Sara makes the next landmark!

I know, I love the song, it's so catchy!

Hey, I posted this a couple days ago when the thread was low on activity. But then Amanda came on and it wasn't necessary. Sorry if you guys already saw it, but just thought I'd bring it up again just in case. Disco D! (Lead singing by Richard Hunt) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nBteOq-ttcQ...

That's like the classic 1980s movie plot lol!

I'd report that immediately. You don't want to fool around with that stuff.

Yeah it probably was the pitch book, or maybe I saw it on one of the DVD features.

SkeekerMuppet, what exactly was Oxford Blues about?

It still makes sense. Maybe they were planning out the idea of Muppet Babies, and then used them in Muppets Take Manhattan to see if the idea was workable and drum up some early attention.

Yeah, that does make sense, thanks!

I think "Doc" is just a nickname, like "Doc" from Snow White. Although I could be missing something. I always knew his name was Doc, but oddly I don't remember how I knew that. I obviously heard it somewhere, but I don't have a clue where. And I'm pretty sure I never bothered reading the credits!

I agree, the entertainment industry is a business, and yes people are in it to make money. There is no shame in that. And it doesn't mean money is the ONLY reason.

Oh, that's interesting, I wonder why they chose to go in another direction.

Happy be-lated birthday! I've always liked Clifford, ever since the Ted Danson episode of the Jim Henson Hour. :)

I really want to get that book, but I'm going to be strong and wait for Christmas. :)

Richard didn't have many lines, so most of his performance was facial expressions. And he really knew how to get it all across. From being confident at the beginning of the scene, to completely losing it by the end.

Oh yeah I think the idea of wearing a bunch of hats is cool, I just wasn't crazy about Gobo's choice of head gear.

Yay, Trading Places has started! One thing I noticed immediately is the picture quality. When I first taped Trading Places on Spike TV, it was clearly an old, fuzzy 1980s print. Normally I like that, but I have to admit Comedy Central has a much sharper, clearer picture. You can see people's...

Saved by the Bell is one of my guilty pleasures. It's so tacky and the popular kids are so mean, but I can't help watching any time it's on!