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I don't know if there was supposed to be a different sequel, but I do think the reporter was either given faulty information or just made that up. Shortly after the movie came out, there was a big auction where they sold all the costumes, some of the props and all the vehicles, including the...

If it is Perry & Kingsley, I can probably figure it out, but I'd have to go back and watch the Ed Sullivan piece again and I haven't had time to do that. Maybe next week, after the holiday, I can get to it. :p

I don't mean to rain on anyone's parade, but there was a Milton the Monster cartoon show in the 60's. Of course, maybe it's time for another one. After all, there are a few people in the world who have the same names. :p

I'm sorry to post one more of these links, but this one made me laugh out loud. Puppet Auction I promise, this is the last one of these I'll post! :p

It is not appropriate in any way, shape or form on a family forum about the MUPPETS!! And I hope the moderators will take it down.

Hey, Luke, that is fabulous news. I'm sure everything will turn out just right. If you want to trade surgery stories sometime, you can private message me! Earl

Actually, I think there is. You can own copyrighted material and even trade it. The problem here is that someone is making PROFIT off that material, and that crosses the line. If someone wanted to make a Muppet replica and give it to you for your private collection (meaning you don't use it...

I got to see it on Broadway a few years ago with Sarah Jessica Parker as Princess Winnifred. She was really great in the part, but I'm looking forward to this new version, too. :p

I've posted the last few links to the e-Bay auctions for the Muppet replicas. In case there is any doubt or confusion, I just want to make it clear that I don't know the guy, never met the guy, never e-mailed the guy or had any contact with him in any way. I just thought the listings were...

Here's a funny story, posted on my close friend Mark Evanier's weblog. Muppet Movie Mishap I promise, it is completely on-topic! :p

Yikes! The guy must be trying to cash in on Christmas. I'm sure these would make great presents... if you were rich enough to give them! Elmo The Count Beaker Personally, I'm holding out for Janice. :flirt: :p

Thanks, Kimp and Erine... I wrote a bunch of the Baby Looney Tunes episodes. (Although none of mine are on the DVD's... then again, there are only 4 shows out of 52 coming out.) :p

Someone real? There's an actor named Bumper Robinson. He was on "Sabrina, the Teenage Witch", among a bunch of other credits. :p

It's sad. They sold the townhouse. Jim's old office is gone. :cry: :p

He told a lie and it grew! :p

Elmo's back up. He's apparently made several of these, but the pictures always seem to be the same. Elmo Auction I think we've figured out by now that his reserve is $700. :p

Commercial DVD's can hold up to 4 hours of material on a dual-layer disc. Any more than that and they would have to use too much compression on the video. :p

HA! That's funny! The Barney balloon DID pop this year! His whole left leg was ripped open and dangling deflated. They tried their best to hide it from the camera, but that's pretty tough to do in high definition. :p

The ones I saw were just an "L" shape with the short side of the "L" inserted into the wrist. I have a picture of Bert laying on the table with his arm rod pulling out and cotton batting coming out the hole in his hand. :p

I recently had a chance to watch Steve operating Kermit close up. The arm rods are as Bear Man described above (although I'm not sure they're actually joined together). But he also has a small cup on one rod that he puts his thumb into so that the rods don't slip. All he has to do is move his...