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*chuckles* Email me and we'll work out the details, okay? -Kim

It's your decision who you decide to do business with, Count. But if you decide to go with toonarific, be prepared to wait a while for your video or videos. Okay, can anyone help me out with this? I've been trying to get my hands on episodes 2 and 9 of GoFH and have run into dead ends, and I...

Just curious, but what format are the Ghost of Faffner Hall episodes in? I've been looking for episodes 2 and 9, and I'll take them in digital format. All I have to trade are digital versions of seven non-animated episodes of FR in .avi format (DiVX codec). If you are able to burn them...

1. Old Joe is the "dealer" that the thieves who stole Scrooge's belongings bring their loot too. He was portrayed as a large Muppet spider in the movie; I think Jerry Nelson probably did his voice. 2. I'd say the answer to this is most likely yes. 3. My vote would be credited as a group...

I've just got one figure, Scooter from series 3. And he is definately my favorite. -Kim

All three technically are Muppets in the sense that Chilly Down mentioned. Christmas Past is too small to be a human in a costume, and like Sarah mentioned she had a CGI look to her. Present and Yet To Come are both Muppets. I'm guessing they were puppeteered similar to how the Gorgs in...

You'd have to wait for it to come around on the rotation. There's no way to pick and choose. It's just like the regular radio. -Kim

I'm looking for episodes 2 and 9 of "The Ghost of Faffner Hall," and I'd appreciate it if anyone could help me out. I don't have anything to trade (don't know how to copy tapes to save my life), but I am willing to pay for any expenses (cost of the tape, shipping and handling, etc). -Kim

It works. You just have to copy and paste the link into the address bar of your browser window instead of opening a new one; Geocities doesn't allow remote linking. -Kim

Does anyone have any or know where I can find any good pictures from the show "Ghost of Faffner Hall"? I'm especially looking for ones of the Wild Impresario. So far I've only found one, but it's not very big so the detail is iffy in it. Thank you! -Kim

If you're curious about "Where's Charley," it's a musical version of the play "Charley's Aunt" (if you've ever seen that). Charley's Aunt is about a guy who dresses up as his aunt. Standard mayhem and confusion ensues. ;) -Kim

(All right, this is my first solo TMS outline. That being said, the version of Skeeter in this outline isn't the one that appeared in one of Travelling Matt's outlines. This Skeeter is around 12 years old and living with her and Scooter's uncle; she likes to hang around the backstage like...

Tiny Toon Adventures Animaniacs Disney's Adventures of the Gummi Bears Chip and Dale's Rescue Rangers The Real Adventures of Johnny Quest Rugrats (the episodes w/Kimi; I like her more than I like Lil, Angelica or Susie) Pound Puppies The Good, The Bad, and Huckleberry Hound (animated...

Thanks for the memories, Mr. Hope Woke up to the news this morning. The newspeople on both CNN and MSNBC were talking about how his memorial service was going to be the biggest Hollywood has ever seen. I don't doubt it, even after his family made a press release stating that they wanted a...

It's not only Disney rehashes. Don Bluth's studios has a habit of doing that too. Let's see... American Tail spawned three sequels, the first of which was passed off as a dream in the second. Land Before Time has spawned...I think the count is eight? sequels. And then there are the lucky...

I'm back. Haven't lost any pets, but I'm prepping for it. And this time it's not even my pet. It's my grandparent's cat, Sparky. He's a white and orange tom, and I've dubbed him the Nastiest Cat in Existance. I don't know what the heck happened to him when he was a kitten (family lore...

End of August I'm heading back down to Monmouth for one more semester of school. Then I'll be done. *cues Hallelujah chorus* After that...finding a decent part-time job that doesn't require traveling very far (I will be without an automobile) or standing on my feet for long periods of time...

I didn't have any problems with the way Gonzo's voice sounded in that song. Sure, Dave probably had a bit of trouble hitting those high notes, but in the whole context of the "Kermit-less" universe, it fit. Gonzo's voice was reflecting the sadness and loneliness he felt at not being a success...

From the end of the Steve Martin episode: Statler: Well, that was different. Waldorf: Yep. Lousy... Both: ...but different! From the George Burns episode: Waldorf: Bravo, bravo! Statler: Why are you yelling 'Bravo!'? Did you like it that much? Waldorf: Nope. Friend of mine, Joe...

Look for any of Scott/Scarecrow's posts at the forum. The link to the site is in his signature. Plus you can go to the links section of MuppetCentral; it'll be there too. -Kim