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Thanks, Ed. I actually have just recently started getting into the whole ebay thing. I'm starting out slow and trying to be very conservative in what I bid on and how much I can bid, but I've found some really cool Muppet/Henson stuff that I've bid on. I've actually already won a Sesame...

Which version, Kyle. There were a few different versions of that song.

Yes, we got it, Dil.

Bry: (overhearing Beth) Hmm...glad to see I'm not the only one in the spirit this year! Telly: Are we gonna get a tree too? Bry: Yeah, but not tonight. Probably later in the week. However...If you'd like, we can start getting the Christmas stuff out of storage for decorating. Telly...

Well...I know there was a character on Sesame Street called Merry Monster, but that's obviously not what you're talking about. Can you describe this thing to us? What's it look like? Pictures?

It's based on the Monty Python movies.

I hope I don't offend anyone by this... Did anyone watch the Hollywood Christmas Parade? It was on yesterday and they've been rerunning it a few times since. I watched it late last night. What do you all think of it? I've watched in years past but I am just starting to think how cheap it...

As far as the Broadway performances, How the Grinch Stole Christmas was my absolute favorite, but I also really liked the Spamalot number. Along with the Sesame Street gang, those were my favorite performances from this year's parade.

Maybe this is why Fran Brill does more than just puppeteer on Sesame Street. She is an actress and well-established voice-over artist as well. And Joey Mazarino also writes for the series, with Kevin Clash producing. So, I'm sure they are pretty comfortable in the financial department. Then...

I'm sure we'll get some sort of updates soon. Not tomorrow or next week, but soon. I have faith in this project. This is the perfect time for a film featuring the Fraggles and you know that Jim Henson and Jerry Juhl would agree. What a lovely tribute to their spirits as well. My hope is...

The reason I also chose John Denver along with Jim Henson is because I feel they share some of the same values and beliefs which comes through in their works even though they are known in different fields of art. I think that is one of the reasons we saw Denver with the Muppets so much too...

I've wondered about this a lot too, Snowthy. I've noticed that almost every animated film out there lately has been CGI. I guess Disney and Pixar kinda paved the way for these other companies. I miss the classic style though. That's why I liked Disney's Home on the Range so much. It was a...

Why not?:confused:

I would like to say though that actors have to work really hard to establish themselves enough to make that kind of money. Not all acting jobs are that well paid.

Actually, many people make a very good living as voice-over artists.

Did you reply with "Since about 2 years ago!"?

Luis was on the upper platform above the nest with Bob and Susan. Susan was on the float last year too. Nice to see her again this year. In fact, the whole human cast was there except Maria (Sonia Manzano).

Welcome back, Prawnboy! I can't wait to hear your report.

Ernie: (opens up door and looks down) Oooh cookies! Bert: Quick! Bring them inside before the Cookie Monster does. Ernie: Right! (picks up box and goes inside shutting the door)

I didn't get any CD sampler either.