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MWoO: If you're talking about Buster Bunny, he was voiced by one Charles Adler for the first couple of seasons, and then John Kassir for the third.

Ha ha! I just realized that my father (who's also a Muppet fan) usually makes us say "Penguin" before he takes a picture.

I was just wondering: If you happen to be a "Seinfeld" fan (and I know I am), what are your favorite moments in the series? Mine are: 1) Lt. Bookman's first monologue in "The Library" 2) The deflation of the Bubble Boy's bubble 3) Jerry's "Helllll-eeeeeeew" voice 4) The Keith Hernandez...

It would seem so, yes. Disneyland is celebrating its 50th anniversary this year, and so Disney will focus on the Magic of Disneyland with Tinkerbell and Fireworks and Robots instead of the true humor and magic that can be found with Kermit and Gonzo.

Nicely done, Rattus! I especially liked Dr. Phil's number.

(Beau squints) "I'm not sure I understand what you're meaning!" No, actually, you might be right! I never quite thought of it that way, but it's an interesting point.

This is probably the single best Muppet guide I've ever seen. I never thought anyone could that dilligently research one single character- and a MINOR one at that! Extremely well done, Phillip.

If the IMDb is to be believed, she puppeteered Yoda in Episode 1, and did some work on "Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy."

Sorry. Just meant it as a little joke in response to your using "Tom" a bunch of times.

"Dead Tom?" "Aye!"

I liked Bob, and Gordon was always hilarious. However, Luis gets my thumbs-up for being the best SS human.

Pretty bad, huh? Personally, I prefer to shoot candids, so usually nothing comes before the snap. What comes after, however, is usually a barrage of four-letter words and a punch to the head for me.

To put it simply: He is no more of a stereotypical janitor than Sam is a stereotypical American, Bunsen is a stereotypical scientist or the Electric Mayhem is a stereotypical psychedelic band.

The disappearance of Beau is stupid. Now, Beau is one of my very favorite characters, and so I don't see why he hasn't showed up in a while. However, I don't think that it would anger me as much if they didn't use so much Animal, Pepe, Fozzie and Piggy. Why is this? Beau was a fairly major...

I'm unsure as to which volume it is, but I can tell you this: it's the one with Chef and Gonzo on the cover.

Well, I've never met a Muppeteer- at least not yet. I intend to get Terry to sign one of my Fraggle DVDs later on this year at the IWK Telethon where he does Butch.

This might sound crazy, but I'm a bit of a "sandwich expert." I have actually studied the history of the sandwich, read several books and watched the PBS special "Sandwiches That You Will Like" a few too many times. I've been down to Philly a couple of times, and I think Pat's is the best by...

Indeed. I just checked it out, and you're right.

This is correct; but, if you do this, you aren't shooting puppets- you're shooting robots. I never liked animatronic puppeteering as much as the traditional way. I know that animatronics can let you do some very neat things, but they just don't look right. "Animal Farm" on the whole creeped me out.

I honestly couldn't find a problem with the paint on my Sam. Strange...