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Well, I finally saw the trailer, and it was amazing! I think I came with up with a really good Statler and Waldorf remark: Waldorf: Well, it looks like Kermit's on the run. Statler: Too bad I wasn't. Waldorf: Why would you want to be a wanted criminal? Statler: So I can run away from this...

This is an instant classic! I'm callin' it: Grumpy Cat won! Oscar has grown soft over the years. Anyway, thanks for sharing! :grouchy:

That was quite soulful! I also noticed the synch was off by a few seconds, but thanks for sharing!

Yes, it is.

Group "Love Ya to Death" "Sunny" "Tenderly" "Mr. Bassman" "Ain't Misbehavin'" "Can You Picture That" "Rockin' Robin" "Jingle Bell Rock" "Happiness Hotel" "You Can't Take No for an Answer" "Rockin' All Around the World" Singles/Duets: "Money" "Act Naturally" "Searchin'" (Valerie Harper...

I believe in the "Mucking Fuppets" chapter, Brian misspelt the name of the SNL sketch, "Land of Gorch", as "Land of Gortch". Usually, everywhere I read about the sketch it's usually spelled as "Gorch". I may be wrong, though. Anyway, I checked the book out from my public library nearly three...

His appearance was a bit of a cameo, but the kids were soo cute. I giggled when the kid dressed as Spider-Man mistaken him for Oscar. Overall, it was a nice appearance and worthwhile to promote a children's book.

I'm pretty sure Kevin Clash pre-recorded the voice before he resigned since the episode was taped on December 14, 2012 according to Matt Vogel's Tweet, but Ryan Dillion (or another performer) lip-synched to the recording. Even though I saw the episode on sesamestreet.org on Friday, I love the...

I recorded the show on my DVR, and it was definitely a more informative televised interview than his interviews on Today and The Daily Show. Tavis Smiley definitely showed his interest, and made me think how The Muppet Show contributed to 1970s culture. The lasting effect was Smiley's last...

Well, guys, it was worth the wait! I thoroughly enjoyed seeing some footage I never saw before such as Jim and Jane's appearance on The Today Show, the Inchworm sketch on The Jack Paar Show, and that skit with the early version of Kermit playing on the banjo that appears to have been from Sam...

On October 10, Brian Jay Jones posted on his homepage that he spent the day before on a taped 40 minute interview with Willie Geist, and Frank Oz was with him. He predicted the interview may air on "October 15, but that could change, depending on how fast they can edit everything together."...

This was a nice find! :fanatic: I was enjoying the script up until Fozzie gets naughty with "Jenna". That seemed too inappropriate for a revamped version of "The Muppet Show". Other than that, it was nice seeing classic characters such as Rowlf and Scooter that were relatively absent throughout...

I just heard the news awhile ago, and I was shocked and saddened especially after hearing Tom Clancy passed away this afternoon. He truly brought Jim, Jerry Juhl, and the other writers' ideas and imaginations to fruition in an innovative, creative way. He will be truly missed, and his legacy...

You Scored as Cookie Monster :insatiable: Your cookie monster!! You love letters... to eat anyway. You have to have something sweet like cookies around you all the time. Elmo - 100% Cookie Monster -100% Bert - 67% Ernie - 50% Oscar - 33% Zoe - 17%

Funny little interview with the one and only Cookie Monster! :insatiable: I did not know Cookie had a Cousin Morty. LOL! Nice ad libbing by David Rudman.

Just wondering, do you have any official sources like from Joey Mazzarino or a 20th Century Fox executive? I'm just curious.

For some reason, this didn't turn out. I read on ToughPigs that it was moved to September 26, but there was still no interview for today's broadcast which has just concluded by now. I didn't bother watching the last hour so hopefully I'm wrong. I wonder what could have happen?

Hello everyone! Cookie Chris is the name, and eating cookies is the game. It's a pun on the brand cereal, Cookie Crisp, but you're free to call me just Chris. I first found this forum sometime after Jerry Nelson passed away in August 2012, and I enjoyed reading the topics on this forum for...