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Right, but not just the character but the actor too.

Some of your diet ideas aren't bad. Don't be fooled by smoothies though. Sure, they can be good for you, but not always. Portions is a huge factor that people forget about and not all smoothies are healthy. Juices are full of calories. Juice is healthy but not too much of it if the plan is...

I wasn't exactly sure where to post it between "Henson People", "Headlines" or just plain "Sesame Street". Since it had nothing to do with Sesame Street I just put it under people since that is where we discuss individual company members. Yes, it is nice to be updated on what she is doing...

True. Handford didn't have anything to do with Around the Corner though. He was there to run Hooper's Store. There must have been some other reason why he left because he was replaced by Alan.

Yeah, it was because he was tired of the same predictable things that happened day after day. Maria suggested a change and she got it in the end as usual.

That is so funny because for some reason I have been thinking about Around the Corner a lot lately. I think I kinda liked it when it was around. Anyway, you may get some other ideas, but from what I understand they cut Around the Corner because it was too much and too many characters that it...

Next to the Jerry Juhl Tribute, this is the best one yet! And green is my favorite color so I like it even more. What an awesome idea!!! Just incase you ever want to update it, here are a few other green guys you could add: Dr. Bunsen Honeydew (The Muppet Show) Sherlock Hemlock (Sesame...

Linda Bove is currently in a play called Open Window at the Pasadena Playhouse. You can read more here: http://www.talkinbroadway.com/regional/la/la198.html or you can read up on it at www.deafwest.org

Hey, Ed. I'm a little confused. What is this official recording thing you keep talking about? His Hermoine voice? Man, i can't wait to see this movie. I have been looking forward to it for so long!

What about Elmo?

Is it coincidence that both Kevin Clash's major characters from Sesame Street (Elmo) and the Muppets (Clifford) are not very well liked by many people here? Just an observation.

A Partridge In a Pear Tree: John Denver 2 Turtle Doves: Fozzie Bear 3 French Hens: Gonzo 4 Calling Birds: Robin 5 Gold Rings: Miss Piggy 6 Geese a'Laying: Scooter 7 Swans s'Swimming: Lew Zealand 8 Maids a'Milking: Rowlf the Dog 9 Ladies Dancing: Bunsen & Beaker 10 Lords...

You know I can't pick just one. That would be like choosing a favorite child. But I will give out a few top ones definitely Big Bird, Oscar and Ernie.

"Blame Canada, Blame Canada!!" Just kidding.:p D'Snowth, I will add a Web category to The Stoop for you to post updates of your site.

I'm sorry, but that is way too disturbing.

True. He is probably the one character that would have fit the part if they wanted to cast a Muppet. And you're right, Scooter would be so perfect to play Fred. Actually, he could have played Fred even with Michael Caine as Scrooge. It is better that Scrooge was a human though. The dynamic...

Pops or Strangepork wouldn't have worked well as Marley the way Statler and Waldorf did. Pops is nice and doesn't have that crotchety, mean old curmudgeon way about him. S and W were perfect and of course they had to be together. I think that is what made it so funny is that there were 2...

Yeah, Jerry Juhl was brilliant by having Gonzo play "Charles Dickens". They said that Muppet Christmas Carol is probably the most true adaptation of the classic story because most of the dialogue is actually straight out of the book.

Oh please do not take offense. The only reason you aren't on there is because it hasn't been updated for a while and I simply forgot about it. You can be on it too.

Not sure if that was even a thought during the casting process, but I do see where you are coming from. Kinda makes me watch that seen a little differently. They never really talked about Statler and Waldorf's roles much on the DVD (making of featurette or commentary). I'd think they would...