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I agree. The baby is not to blame for anything and deserves the absolute best. I think it is wonderful and comendable that your mother is going to support her friend. That's what friends do. And I'm sure she needs all the love and support she can get given her situation.

Interesting that he is promoting it now considering it's been on the shelves for quite a long time. Anyhow, I sadly missed the interview because I just woke up and I didn't know this was happening. Oh well.

That's okay, Ed. You may take from my sig line anytime. Besides, it shall be changing a bit later tonight to go with the next holiday review.

Telly: (walking down the sidewalk outside the dorm house) Hmm...what can I get? There's gotta be something I could give. Easter Bunny: Hey, did I hear someone say they needed something to give? As in a present? Telly: Yeah, that was me! Who are you? EB: Why, I'm the Easter Bunny...

Same here. I have music from all the big Muppet Christmas specials/movies, plus songs from the Sesame Street Christmas albums, John Denver & the Muppets, and the new Muppet CD. Christmas just isn't the same without the Muppets!

Cool! Maybe I'll check it out if I'm not too busy. Thanks for the info!:)

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It is so overused though. Every high school choir does it. Still, it's an okay song and the lyrics are good.

Telly: Zzzzzz... Bry: Good. Now that we got Telly safe and inside for the night... Big Bird: Though he never really spilled what was bothering him. Bry: That's because he was curled up in a ball fast asleep in the corner of the downstairs common room. Maybe he'll talk to us tomorrow...

(Telly is walking through part of the garden and passes by a familiar pile of waste but doesn't notice it and he keeps on walking) Marjory the Trash Heap: Hmm...look at that poor purpley fellow. He looks distressed. I hope he is able to find some enlightenment.

Big Bird: Is Telly okay? Bry: I dunno. He's been acting strange all day. I better go out and look for him. Big Bird: I'll go with you.

Telly: Hi, Ed. Actually, I can't really talk about it. You see...(looks around, then whispers) it's a secret. I think I'll just go for a walk out in the garden.

I'm not sure, but that would have been hilarious. I'll bet he would have played well off of them.

Big Bird: Hmm...is it possible to be sick and tired of being sick and tired? Ernie: Well, Gonzo once said that it's tiring being run over by tractor tires over and over again as he blows his nose into a plastic tuba. Bry: And that's pretty sick. Ernie: So I think it's possible. Bert...

You know, Prawnie, I thought about Robin Williams too, but I think even he would be a little too intense for a Fraggle production. If it were just a cameo, yes, but not in a bigger supporting role. Even though I love the man to death!

Well, if John Denver were still living, he'd be at the very top of my list. Not only because of his close relationship with Jim Henson and the Muppets, but also because his music is so similar to the style that the Fraggles had. Here are a few names off the top of my head that I feel would...

I could give you a few names that could reach that status if they haven't already... Billy Crystal Steve Martin (again) Julie Andrews Dick Van Dyke Ruth Buzzi Tony Bennett Nathan Lane Bernadette Peters Carol Burnett Jay Leno Ed McMahon

(Bernice the Pigeon swoops down to the basement window of room #6 with a packet of peppermint tea in his beak)

It's neat that he was in all three of the Santa Clause films, but in different roles.

I think that makes more sense and will be easier to write a good story, while still dealing with issues of today maybe. I mean, they were sort of hinting that the Gorgs will have a special role in this. I can sort of imagine them being a cause for drama and conflict in this. That Junior Gorg...