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Favorite Quote(s): "And now, ladies and gentlemen, while you are a captive audience, a tremendous display of tap-dancing talent with the added cultural component of...a pot of flowers balanced on my head." -Gonzo, MuppetVision 3-D pre-show. Piggy: "All right everyone, now's your chance...

Because Skeeter was created especially for the Muppet Babies, to add a second strong female presence in the nursery. She never was part of the regular Muppet family. -Kim

Well, we could always hope that the CGI is similar to or on par with the folks who did Reboot... -Kim

First of all, I never said a thing about your friends. Did you see me take any pot shots at your friends anywhere in my response? Secondly, see the the quoted text up above? The way it's worded, one could infer that the "us" stated in that paragraph to mean Muppet fans in general, or...

That is the Wild Impresario, from The Ghost of Faffner Hall. And you're right, he was performed by Richard Hunt; after Scooter, I'd have to say the Wild Imp is my favorite character performed by Richard. -Kim

The only CGI that was in Lilo and Stitch was most likely for the spaceships and other outer space scenes. Everything else was done in traditional 2-D animation; Disney even went back to using watercolor backgrounds for that film. -Kim

Idina Menzel rocks. That's all there is to it. -Kim

All right, I stand corrected on that point. But still... -Kim

So, those of us who actually *like* anime aren't "true animation buffs", is that it? Because we happen to like animated shows that come from Japan, we can't possibly enjoy or appreciate the animation that's done here? Remember: it was an anime that won the first Best Animated Picture Academy...

Is It True?, Music Makes Us Real, Petals Off a Rose, Free and High, Dixie Wailin', Magic Be With You, Around the Universe, We Are the Children of Tomorrow and the instrumental of Music Box. (and if anyone has or can direct me to mp3s of Petals, Magic or Music Box I'd appreciate it. I'd be...

Even though I'm a fan of Muppet Babies, I have to agree that Tiny Toon Adventures probably did pull the concept off better than most shows with that theme. It was probably because the characters in Tiny Toons weren't younger versions of the Looney Tunes characters, like the Muppet Babies and so...

Correction: Ian Holm voiced Frodo in the BBC radio production. Bilbo was portrayed by John Le Mesurier. -Kim

Pretty much. Forgetful was performed by the late Richard Hunt, and after Richard died the character pretty much disappeared from the Street (although I'm not sure; was Forgetful getting phased out before then?). And without Forgetful around there wasn't any reason for Buster to hang around...

You can also try looking at www.classicsquares.com. It's got a lot of information on not just Paul Lynde, but the classic version of Hollywood Squares in general. It also has a large library of sound clips from the show, especially Paul Lynde bluffs and zingers (including a couple of Big Bird...

Oh, that was a hoot! I loved the inclusion of Lothar. With the way you wrote him, I think he would have fit in really well into the show full or part-time.

I'm looking for any way outside of Toonarific to get episodes of Ghost of Faffner Hall on video. In return I can trade copies of various Muppet CDs that I have (hopefully my collection will be larger once Travelling Matt and I complete our trade), or I can make a custom audio CD for you from...

I don't see this so much as a remake than another interpretation. After all, there have been three film versions of Collodi's Pinnochio - Disney's, the one with Jonathan Taylor Thomas and the latest one from a couple years ago with Roberto Beginini (and, if you want to count it, Drew Carey's...

Especially if JKR writes Harry as falling in love with/dating/marrying someone. It'll throw the fanpoodle supporters of whatever pairing DIDN'T happen into such frenzies that the fandom would become VERY wanky. -Kim

*shrugs* The only thing I've been banned from is reviewing someone's fic at Fanfiction.Net. Of course, the fact that their story wasn't all that great, I offered con crit and they claimed that I "flamed" them might have had something to do with it, so no big loss there. -Kim

According to his interview on this site (specific answer found about a quarter or a third of the way down the page here), it's true. -Kim