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I am Ron N. James, and my Patronus is the Python.

I have finally found an item I've been aching for! Today, my fam and I stopped in a second-hand shop to look around, and I found a perfect edition of Kermit and Cleopigtra for... 99 cents! It is almost mint. The only problems are a little stain where the price sticker came off, a smudge on the...

My sister recently found Follow That Bird on DVD and bought it for me, and all kinds of memories came rushing back. :) This is a movie I loooved as a little kid, and even now, it is as fresh and funny and exciting as ever before. This film is timeless, and was produced right in what I consider...

Unfortunately, she did pass away. There is a thread somewhere around here about it. General Discussion, maybe.

I was almost eight when MCC came out in 1992, and saw it with my family that Christmas season in the theater. The next Christmas, I got the video as a gift, and it has been a family tradition ever since. So, we've watched the "home version" for the last fourteen years and saw the "theater...

I love Bill, too. His language is so beautiful, and his characters so memorable. I have never gotten to perform any of his works, though I have ached to for some time. Whenever I read a play, I like to imagine it as if I were staging it, and make each one unique as I can. Here are some of the...

Ahem. *Adjusts horn-rimmed glasses and stands behind podium, with flow chart and pointing stick at the ready. Speaking in the driest of all possible voices...* In actuality, the prospect of time travel as presented by science fiction is completely impossible. To suggest that time is made up...

The July 16 edition of People magazine has a full-page tribute to Beverly Sills, with two mentions of TMS. One is just a mention in the article that she guest starred on the show, but the other is way cool: Of the two pictures on the page, one is of Ms. Sills performing and the other is of her...

I think in this clip, her voice is more masculine than Frank's version.

Here's a list: http://muppet.wikia.com/wiki/Muppet_Show_Guest_Stars_Who_Are_Dead

I was watching CSI last night, and when I flipped channels during a commercial break, I stumbled upon a PBS special about Beverly Sills. It was probably Great Performances or something like that, and my first thought was "Maybe they'll show a clip from The Muppet Show!" So I kept watching it...

Mmmm.... toast sounds good....

Oops. I looked but didn't find one. Sorry. :)

Well, ladies and gentlemen, the entertainment world has suffered another loss. Beverly Sills, famed opera singer and one of TMS's most entertaining guest stars, has passed away at age 78. She was a remarkable woman with an amazing career. Here's a link to a Yahoo News article with more...

I am always struck by how Jim's voice sounded so much like Dr. Teeth and Rowlf, but nothing like Kermit.

No, I didn't get to check it out, because it was on hold for someone at another branch. I had to send it on its way without so much as a listen. :(

Wow, that's awesome! :) I can't wait to hear it. :)

Are the lyrics anywhere to be found? I'm at work and can't listen to it right now...

Ha! The joke's on you! Nestle Crunch happens to be my favorite candy bar! *Balls up enormous Crunch wrapper and throws it over shoulder (causing it to chase tutter_fan like Indiana Jones and his boulder), and dives into the huge candy bar.*

That sounds great. :) Reunions are always fun... especially permanent ones!