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That is so true! Just like in regular movies, the actors get all the attention, while the crew get none.

It looks like their intention is to get these '80s kids shows out, but not make a fuss about it, because it's not their target audience. Adults who never watched them won't buy them for their kids. Kids have their own cartoons that they want to buy. And that's where the money is. So they'll...

Personally, I always thought Boober was funny as a kid. His personality is to be boring, but we the audience are supposed to find his quirks funny, not boring. And I admit to not liking Mokey very much at the time. I think I was too young to understand her character. Now I think she's very funny...

Yes that's a great episode, seeing two non-regular Fraggles who don't seem very reliable at first end up saving the day!

I know, it's amazing that so many '80s shows are suddenly popping up. Though odd that they are doing so with so little publicity.

I can't believe I'm admitting this, but I've recently tried drinking more orange juice for that reason...lol

Wow! I'm so flattered, I'd just like to say thanks to all the members of the RHLC for making this possible! ;) :flirt: :eek: Lol 800 posts, Congrats RHLC!

Yeah he's one of the last because Crazy Harry is in the back of the room at the end of the sketch causing the explosion. I liked the hair too, very '70s :) ...799??? Wow...

I know how you feel! Hehe

Unfortunately, the museum's collection gets viewed over and over again, so sometimes the quality goes down. Trying to stop the tape and put it on again helps, or asking an employee for assistance.

Richard's working Crazy Harry. I wasn't sure at first because it looks like he might have his hair in a ponytail (Richard, not Harry!) Slightly annoying, I saw Sex & Violence at The Museum of TV and Radio and the part with the muppet performers at the end is a bit longer than what they showed...

Don't feel like a loser. The only time I've been able to see Muppet Show episodes recently was when I visited The Museum of TV and Radio. Otherwise, it would be difficult to see them.

The Steve Martin episode too, you can hear him the entire time. The plot was that The Muppet Show was cancelled so Kermit could hold auditions. The Muppet characters (and hence the Muppet performers) serve as the audience to all the new acts. You even hear Richard making Janice's presence with a...

I personally agree. The new stuff has consistently disapointed. And we've barely seen enough of the classic Muppet material, which is the reason we love The Muppets to begin with. You can be a loyal fan and still acknowledge when new material is not working. I want The Muppets to keep doing new...

That is a great quote from Of Muppets and Men. From the way it's presented in the book, it sounds like it was one of the author's first encounters with the muppet performers. What must he have been thinking?? Hehe This is really desperate, but since everyone's saying nothing new is happening...

If I try to see KSY, I'm definitely just going to rent, as opposed to buy. I'm sure it has it's moments. Like I said before, I was pleasantly surprised to enjoy certain parts of A Very Merry Muppet Christmas. But overall, it wasn't something I wanted to keep watching over and over.

I definitely agree with that, "The Challenge" is one episode I always remembered fondly from when I was a kid. Junior's really funny in that episode, worrying about ears falling off and dying after the last cough. And it sets up the dynamic between Gobo and Red. :smirk: :excited: It's good...

Well Bean's so confident and braggy about how cute and adorable he is, they enjoy giving it to him sometimes lol.

Lol, I liked that, very nice Muppet Newsgirl