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I just joined like....two days ago, but I've read you guys' forums so much I already felt like a member. (get it? Felt? Wocka wocka!!) Just now I get to annoy people by posting all my random Muppety thoughts on old threads and fan-fics.

It's definitely Jim, he uses that voice for a few other characters off the Muppet show if you listen closely. Still he sounds pretty off, like me when people call at 3:00. ;)

Yip-yip-yippee! A fellow Muppet/misty fan!!! Ain't the world just great? Hey, I'm new to this: can anyone tell me how to show who quoted what please? I know where the button is and how to copy and paste quotes, but where do I show what member they came from? I would really appreciate the help.

Appears to be the case, doesn't it? lol.

I guess what disturbs/drives us into hysterical depends on who our favorite characters are. I hate to see any of them that way. :sigh:

All of them upset me. The idea that without Kermit the characters from the Muppet wouldn't have stuck by any kind of morals or character...and basically changed everything about themselves bugged. Plus, Scooter was like 14...now that's a little twisted, you have to admit. And Robin? Robin? Do...

Thanks, I had a lot of problems with that movie but I wasn't sure what the general Muppet-fan consensus view was, didn't want to go starting stuff.

I like him because he's funny without straying to far from being a real person. He reminds me very often of 14-year-old kids that I've worked with/clowned with/gone to prom with. He's very enthusiastic, and cute in a Walter-ish way. Plus Richard just put so much youthful energy into his...

I thought the party stuff was funny but the cage dancing made me hide under a blanket. Uhm....wouldn't he just get his uncle to get him another job? I don't know, maybe I'm just a prude. Still, if they were trying to make Muppet lovers cringe with that alternative universe stuff, boy did they...

It is impossible to choose...I love the Ruth Buzzi episode where he brings the 'wind up TV show host' Kermit: "Well may I ask you what is in it?" Scooter: "Sure!" Kermit: "WHAT IS IN IT?!" and later Kermit: "Scooter are you insane?!" Scooter: "Mm-hm!" I also really love the Nancy Walker episode...

I remember hearing that too, when they are in the bus driving to Hollywood, you can barely hear lots of Muppets bantering about the scenery and Scooter says "I can't wait to get my board out there!" presumably referring to the California beach, but he also owns a skateboard. (Muppet Show: Anne...

Looovvee it! Oh Scooter, I'd chase you ;-) Is the interview available on DVD? I'd love to see it/buy it/watch it a million times!

Honestly, the more I think about it, it's all Kermit's fault. We can forgive him easily. Scooter fans, that's our story and we're stickin' with it! (kidding) ;)

I LOVED the new movie! Honestly, sitting in that theater waiting for it to come on was torture because I had waited and hoped and prayed for so long that it was gonna go well, and the people behind me were going to laugh, and my little sisters would be entertained, and I wouldn't leave the...

I feel the same way about him in the first season, he doesn't really want much except to be one of the gang, and is even willing to work for the chance: and no one can say he doesn't work hard for it.

I'm planning on seeing it a third time too! Weird coincidence! I'm not trashing MB, I just think they needed a nerd character and took Scooter for the part. I don't think this is what Richard Hunt had originally intended, since he was the funny young guy of the group and wanted Scooter...

Scooter is and has and will be my all-time favorite Muppet since I heard his cute voice singing "Simon Smith and His Amazing Dancing Bear" for the first time. Would you believe that song makes me cry now? My mom, who passed away this year, used to call me 'Scooter' since as the oldest child (and...