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Not quite: Muppetfest was run by convention company Creation. This thread is totally serious. Petitions DO work- look at the Fraggle Rock DVD petition!

I am making several swords to be used in a film. I was wondering: 1) I am in need of something that can take damage, last a long time and look realistic. Any suggestions for materials? 2) What holds things onto puppets' hands better: airplane glue or screws?

YEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEHAAAAAAAAAAAAAWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW! I can't find these Fraggle dolls anywhere around where I live, so this is a great help to me. Thank you very much!

I too am disabled, but not to nearly as serious an extent as some of you are. Everyone in my family suffers from OCD, I should probably tell you that. I am asthmatic (like Diana) and was recently hospitalized, forcing me to miss a school play. I have excema and suffer from severe anxiety and...

Thanks, Buck. Were the Doozers controlled by "Hoggle" radio control equip?

I thought it was a hilarious line too. Wasn't Edward Hibbert supposed to be in the movie as well? I believe on the original IMDb listings, he was credited as "Stage Manager."

Did you know that "Boundin'", the short film shown in front of "The Incredibles" in theaters, was directed by the same guy that did "Ladybug's Picnic"?

Here's my idea for a 2005 line up: Series 10- Bobo, fully suited, with talking sandwich and remote Bean Bunny (in MCC clothing) Sal Manila (three variants: regular, Steppin' Out, casual- all to match Johnny) Robin OMG exclusive: Deadley

My signature has changed three times, due to their being my three favorite Muppet quotes. The incarnations are as such: 1. "The invisible cheeseburger's lost his voice! All that's left of him is the smell of onions!" 2. "Ah, the stage is empty- my chance at last! Hit it, boys! -Angus...

You know what? Jou are making an interesting point here, hokay.

Yowza! I guess I'll try to get a new DVD region free player from the guys over at Ron's TV and Video.

I have some more Bad Muppet Moments: - "Saying Goodbye." - The very first Elmo's World. Pepe has made himself into one of the forefront Muppets, so he causes no problem in that he has not taken over any old characters, just added himself as a bigger one. Elmo has caused the degradation of...

Maybe, maybe not. "Jou never know, hokay?"

One of my very favorite online games is a game called "Bubble Trouble". This is a very simple game that you should figure out how to play in a couple of rounds. Here's the link: http://www.miniclip.com/bubbletrouble.htm

Jou confuse me, hokay?

I tried entering the hack into my DVD player, and then putting in a Tintin R2 DVD. It proceeded to turn black and white and press the information into the top half of the screen. Is there any way I can change this? Please help!

I imagine that even though he no longer performs with the Muppets, Frank tuned in to watch MWoO. So, I wonder if his biggest laugh came from Kermit's line: "Gee! Hi, Mr. Oz! By any chance, are you related to FRANK Oz?" I'm sure Frank laughed at that one.

Animatronic Control System (or the Waldo): Alien Gonzos (right at the beginning of "Celebration") Nearly all Muppets in full body shots Possibly the Doozers? Computer Control System: The only other thing I know of done like this is Kermit and Gonzo in the demo at Muppetfest. You can...

'Noway, hokay. I am the king prawn, hokay." Pepe is as funny (if not funnier) than many so called 'classic' Muppets, like Fozzie, Animal, Rowlf, Teeth and Scooter.

-POSSIBLE SPOILER AHEAD- All I know is that the Wizard incarnations in MWoO were performed via the system.