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I've checked my inbox, but so far only the first three have made it. If the other three don't show up, I'll let you know. But the first three are all clean. Congratulations on reaching senior member status. And here I've only got 219 posts to go... -Kim

Well, I requested these in my last e-mail to you Vic, but I'll post the list again: Together Again (MuppetVision 3-D Instrumental) Act Naturally Old Fashioned Love Song A Burlesque Show Didn't Wanna Do It Good Ol' Summertime And to everyone else who's waiting for mp3s from me...I'm...

Personal Stuff Name: Kim Age: 23 D.O.B: May 1, 1981 Star sign: Taurus Occupation: Part-time library clerk Marital status: Single Gender: Female Favourites Bands: Goo Goo Dolls, Coldplay, Train Singers: Joni Mitchell Albums: For the Roses, Joni Mitchell: The Geffen Recordings...

:o Ye-ah. *blushes* I've got WinMX to thank for a great percentage of my collection, and this site for about half of those Fraggle Rock songs. -Kim

Getting in on the fun... Well, since everyone else is posting their mp3 lists, I may as well post mine: Bear in the Big Blue House Great to Be at Home Dear Grandma Friends Forever Go to Bed, Sleepy-head Goodbye Song Happy, Happy Birthday Look at You Now Nothing to be Afraid Of...

The Carpenters never guest starred on the Muppet Show. The song, simply titled "Sing", actually originated on Sesame Street and was covered by Mary Chapin Carpenter on one of the Carpenters' albums. She also did a cover of 'Rainbow Connection.'

Yeah, no kidding!

It's called "constructive criticism." It's purpose is to help the writer by pointing out faults and mistakes in the story so that the author can improve both the story and their writing in general. It's not meant to be flattering or "nice". Unfortunately con crit is often misconstrued as...

*winces* I'm sure it's a very good idea and could be an interesting fic. But you've gone and pulled one of my BIGGEST pet peeves in fanfiction - lumping your story together into one big, giant paragraph. It doesn't matter how good the story is; no one wants to read a big, honking lump of text...

Don't know how many people here are familiar with Cartoon Network's "Adult Swim" and its newest show "Robot Chicken." For those who aren't, AS is CN's late-night spot for "mature viewer only" programing like Futurama, Family Guy, Sealab 2021 and anime like FullMetal Alchemist. Robot Chicken is...

Floyd and Janice are more than friends. ...this is news? ;)

Yet it is good to see him get his comeuppance for his stunts with the bullhorn once in a while. For example, the episode with the girl who was ultra-sensitive to sunlight: Ty's being annoying with the bullhorn, and one of the workers pushes him into the pool. Got him sopping wet, and shorted...

EM:HE How'd They Do That? Okay, I'm probably going to have to go back over my tape later, but here's some of the items Fozzie pulled out of his "tool box": A rubber chicken an egg a mop a ball three juggling pins a pepperoni pizza

1) The show wasn't about the Muppets, it was about the family. That's always been the bottom line in each and ever episode of EM:HE - the family comes first. Ty wouldn't even push one renovation back a week after he went to the hospital for an appendectomy because he didn't want the family to...

And the award for best line of the show goes to - Michael: "Oh no, not you too!" (said to Kermit after Kermit yells in Michael's ear with his bullhorn) And I agree with Paul; I wouldn't trust Fozzie with a hammer either.

Great job, David! I especially loved the intro, and the plot line with Piggy's mother was very original and well done.

Oh, man. The Muppets AND EM:HE? Oh, there is no way in Hoboken that I'm missing that episode! Definately going to have to record it; it's going to be a keeper. Although that makes me wonder, Kermit and Piggy are making an appearance on Home Edition, will they show up in the March 7 episode...

Actually I'd put that in the past tense. Judging from certain events in IAVMMC, I think it's safe to say that the theatre has been out of J.P. Gross' hands for some time.

Wow. This must have taken you a while to figure out and write down. I enjoyed it very much; very descriptive, and the duties fit the characters very well. Actually, the Chef has been known to work in the canteen at the Muppet Theatre. The example I'm thinking of right now is from the...

Please, oh PLEASE let them distribute Faffner Hall in R1! Please! -Kim