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Chapter 3 Sweetums flew out of the space ship and headed for the missiles. The heads were watching on their computer monitor. "He's going the wrong way", said one of the heads. "What do we do?", said another. "Don't forget", said the head of the heads, "we've got an intercom...

Chapter 2 Sweetums made it into the space ship. "Where am I?", wondered Sweetums. A big chair turned around, revealing a disembodied head with big black shoes. "You are on a spaceship", said the head, "I am the Head of this ship!" Then more head people showed up. "We're...

I can wait until October. I hope they don't overdo it with the trailers this time, but if there is a big movie coming out, it'd be great if the Muppets did a teaser trailer spoofing that movie, followed by the trailer for that movie. It'd be especially great if there is such a big movie and...

Enjoy this new fan fic. Chapter 1 Sweetums was rehearsing for the show. "Okay, I'm ready!", said Sweetums, "two, three, four..." Sweetums began dancing as the orchestra played, but he quickly stepped on a rake, which plopped up and hit him in the face. "Oh! There's my rake!"...

I've often wondered if the first three "Bert and Ernie at the movies" segments were shot on the same day. The "loud and soft" and "lady with tall hat" segments both have many of the same extra background characters, though in different seats, while the "emotions" one has mostly different...

I'd really like to see behind-the-scenes images or photos. Or perhaps the cast reminiscing about the making of this segment. If anybody here gets to interview any of the known performers from this, please be sure to ask about it. The only surviving performers I know of are Kevin Clash (who's no...

Somebody already corrected you about those segments premiering in season 33, but actually Frank's characters started to appear more in seasons 32 and 33. It was around this time that they were beginning to be performed by other people (though Muppet Wiki claims Eric Jacobson had began as Grover...

I had no idea of that. I wonder if it still exists in the Paramount vaults (or anywhere).

In Back to the Future, after Marty manages to scare George into asking Loraine to the dance, George tells him that Darth Vader threatened to melt his brain if he didn't. But in that scene, there is no mention of melting his brain. In the finished film, we only see the start of the encounter, so...

Now that I think about it, I can't remember anything about either characters personality on the show. I can't even remember any Lola episodes. But I do remember one episode I liked where Petunia was basically the main character, where she only wants to watch TV, and then the TV breaks, so the...

I never really liked Lola, regardless of her Space Jam "personality" or her Looney Tunes Show incarnation. In fact it's ironic: In Space Jam Bugs liked her but Lola didn't feel the same way about him at first, and on The Looney Tunes Show it's the other way around. Not only was she a token...

Yes. The pilot was titled "Love and the Happy Days" and featured Richie, Potsy, Howard, Marion, Joanie, and Chuck. Howard, Joanie, and Chuck were all played by different actors than they would be on the show. I've read that the pilot was originally to be titled New Family in Town, before it...

I didn't think there'd be a third Old School after all these years, so you never know.

It's interesting how one of the first pages has an image of Sam on the Footlight Theater set, but it appears to be a picture taken of the TV while Footlight Theater was showing (or maybe a picture of a TV monitor from rehearsals). The section on The Jim Henson Hour seems to barely have any...

I often wonder if shows starring the lead characters count. Shouldn't it be a sequel series? I also find it odd that There's a Crowd is often referred to as a spin-off from Three's Company, since that show stars Jack Tripper.

I didn't think about that possibility. So they do that on shows that have continuity? I don't watch Two and a Half Men every week, but I watch enough to not notice continuity errors due to scheduling. I do watch How I Met Your Mother and The Big Bang Theory every week, and haven't noticed any...

Happy Days had Laverne and Shirley, Mork and Mindy, and Joanie Loves Chachi, as well as two short-lived shows: Blansky's Beauties and Out of the Blue (the later of which is debatably a spin-off, as the show actually debuted a week before the spin-offs character appeared on Happy Days, though...

I've noticed this season on Two and a Half Men that many episodes start with "Previously on Two and a Half Men...", even if the previous episode was not about that. What's the deal there? As far as I know other shows that have continuing storylines don't do that. And occasionally there'll be...

Well, on Family Guy I often laugh at things that normally wouldn't be funny. Like whenever a "parody" is really just a recreation of a scene from a movie or something only with Family Guy characters in place of the originals, or whenever live-action is used (if the scenes were animated or the...

I think I've heard of instances on TV shows and maybe even movies where actors who don't have any creative duties like writing or directing suggest ideas that get used. I can't think of any examples off-hand (maybe I will after I go to sleep and wake up), but I wonder if there's a clause in the...