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Oh and by the way, another "Legend" about "The Little Mermaid is that in the scene where Ersula, where she is a good looking lady with Areal's voice and the prince getting married, The meisder's ummm, "little man" is at "attention", if you're getting what I mean. :) ;) :crazy: , check this...

You didn't know about that Count? No offense but you're the first person I've ever met who didn't know about that, ;) . Yeah that's a classic legend and man does it look like that part of the male body, :smirk: . Isn't that video worth more money now or something, probably not, huh. Anyhow...

The guy has been doing the show for 35 years, that's a crazy long time. You know even though he is the host of "The Price is Right" Bob has made so much money though thoes years, that I can't see him in a store guessing the price of a can of cream corn or even buying some for himself, :) ;) .

Dil does do that, but to be fair that does happen everyonce in awhile with almost anyone. As for Dil's comments on Kermit being the host, first off with Kermit being serious. Kermit was more serious than the other Muppets, but that was the point. He was the man trying to keep everything...

I don't have a problem with Disney. I don't think they handing their characters in any bad way. There a bussiness first and foremost, that's what people often forget.

You know is there really much point to this thread because there is already a thread about "The last book you've read"? But anyhow, I'm bought off the net "The complete book of Puppetry" by someone who's name I can not remember right now. I bought it because I'm interested in becoming a...

I can't see us ever having Muppet Babies DVD sets, there is too much other non-copyrighted stuff, from Star Wars to Henson (since it's now owned by Dinsey), old cartoons and tv shows and so much more. If you really want to see an episode of "Little Muppet Monsters," try to do some tape...

You're in your own world with the Guy Smiley thing there Dil, ;) .

It's what I know, I'm a total Jim Henson geek, :) . As for seeing "Little Muppet Monsters" ever agian. I can't see it happening, it had such a short run, they I don't there will ever be much of a demand for it. But there is always hope, ;) .

Well they first did the show with Nigel and that didn't really work. Kermit has more charisma.

The last book I just got done reading is "The Rise and Fall of ECW." Ehh, :smirk:

That's looking really good, Fluffmuppet.

Man I hope it does come out in 2007. I can't take more delays, I want it now, :) .

Yeah but the diffenece between "Old School" and "The World according to Sesame Street" is that the "Old School" set is more aimed at adults, true, but there is nothing really wrong with a children wacthing it. Where as "The World according to Sesame Street" does discuss adult stuff that kids...

Very good job, ;) :zany:

Yeah Tim Burton did have a hand (yes I might for that pun) in the Muppet Movie. But along with probably about 100 other people in the finale it was uncredited. So the only person who would know who Tim Butron puppeteer in the Muppet movie is probably Tim Burton. To be honset my guess is...

You know that's a really good question, I don't think anyone knows. In this film he's just one of many puppeteers to help out at the end. But kodos to you Travellingpat, I thought I was the only one who knew about Tim's involement in the Muppet Movie, :) ;)

You know I have to say, I'm a bit disappionted that no one said something like "Wow, nice find JJ on the Kermit and Piggy Story for only 99 cents, :) . Just kidding. But anyhow, last night I brought "The World According to Sesame Street," which is an amazing documentary that was fun, smart...

No one Dil, stop asking.

Just what some people think. Her outfit maybe a bit too "skippy" for some.