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I like it better than The Muppet Christmas Carol. After doing that list I do feel surprised that I didn't include The Santa Clause or The Santa Clause 3, or Elf. I wonder if I should have neglected one or both of the Home Alone movies (they take place around Christmas, and I like to consider...

It's also ten-years after the premiere of It's a Very Merry Muppet Christmas Movie...

Top ten Christmas movies: 10. Ernest Saves Christmas 9. Christmas with the Kranks 8. I'll Be Home for Christmas 7. The Polar Express 6. Home Alone 5. Home Alone II: Lost in New York 4. How the Grinch Stole Christmas 3. A Christmas Story 2. The Muppet Christmas Carol 1. It's a Very Merry Muppet...

They're rather short, but still catchy. Though the cast credits still appear after the openings have ended.

The more I've been thinking about this, the more I've been wodnering if maybe Kevin could just resign from performing and keep his other duties, but be credited by a different name and keep a low profile.

A bunch of Baby Sinclair clips.

Well, Grover's no Yoda...:)

Here's one of my favorites that I first saw last year:

Something I didn't realize before until now: When I saw all the old behind-the-scenes footage I noticed all of the segments shown being filmed were from seasons 12-14. I figured that was the only classic years to have behind-the-scenes footage, and on this set most of the behind-the-scenes stuff...

I'd been thinking maybe he could become involved with Puppet Up.

Top ten Christmas TV specials: 10. Letters to Santa: A Muppets Christmas 9. Santa Claus is Coming to Town 8. The Christmas Toy 7. Frosty the Snowman 6. A Garfield Christmas 5. Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer 4. How the Grinch Stole Christmas 3. A Charlie Brown Christmas 2. Christmas Eve on Sesame...

This is sad. I wonder if production on the next season will be delayed. I don't know if Clash had an understudy, but then again, they could very well have less new Elmo material next year. With Elmo the Musical and several old Elmo segments, they could probably stand to make more Elmo-less...

In the book "100 Dumbest TV Moments", there's a quote by George Lucas saying that the special is not cannon, "period". I wonder if he's changed his mind or if he's gone back-and-fourth over the years on the subject (like how he often says the whole original trilogy was originally written as one...

After watching the "Talky Stick" several times, I've noticed something weird about Warren Wolf's teeth. It looks like he could be wearing a retainer over his few fangs. I wondered if maybe this was a reference to Warner Wolf, whom Warren is based on, but then I looked at the wikipedia page...

I find it interesting how this set, in contrast to the previous two volumes, seems to focus more on the episode plots (well, these episodes have more plot focus and actual plot stories, while the previous volumes episodes barely had any plots) and less on the celebrity appearances. The packaging...

I'm not sure if I've ever heard "I'm Gonna Build the Biggest House You Ever Seen", though I feel like I might have heard it on The MuppetCast. It is interesting how in "I Am Proud of Me" Grover builds a castle made of blocks, and he never messes it up or knocks it down accidently. I was...

It's on Old School Volume 3. It's one of the season 12 classic cuts. Yes, they do. No. Unless you count Poco Loco, who was originated by Jerry but by season 12 had been taken over by Michael Earl. Brian Muehl's Barkley and Michael Earl's Poco Loco are in it.

Top ten best TV show theme songs (including shows that I've rarely if ever watched. Shows I rarely watched much will be denoted with a *): 10. "Too Close for Comfort"* 9. "Daniel Boone"* 8. "The Greatest American Hero"* 7. "The Monkees" 6. "Salute Your Shorts" 5. "The Mary Tyler Moore Show" 4...

Time for another of my "vs" threads! Which song do you prefer, "The Hello Hello Hello Song" or "Big Hello 1-20"? Both songs are sung by Big Bird and the cast on Sesame Street, both are from season 12, and both are about saying hello. And both songs are very catchy as well. I prefer the "Big...

In "The King's Nose", it seems like only Jim and Frank were allowed to operate their characters, while anybody (probably Richard) could handle Jerry's. In early scenes, when various characters are surrounding Mumford, we see Bert, Grover, Kermit, Guy Smiley, Herry, and Sherlock Hemlock. It's...