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I wish, I wish, I wish... however, I fear, realistically that's all this will ever be, just a wish. Creating an amazing (expensive) ride like this, just isn't Disney's thing anymore. They create cheap rides that will get them quick cash, and this is what's going to kill them, not now, but...

Sorry that I have to be the bearer (see FOZZI3B3EAR, I can do it too) of bad news, I carry the message that the Beaker playset that had a release date of July 1st (at least on EB) has a new release date of July 14th... I guess this is to be expected, but it's still sort of a let down...

Hey Ken, just wondering about the E-Mail situation down at Palisades. I sent an e-mail to them a couple of weaks ago and never got a response. How about your e-mail at comcast, I also sent you an e-mail there and haven't recieved a response. No hurry, but I just wanted to know if there was a...

I'm fine with this choice, the big reason I agree with it is, I feel like the first Gonzo coming out is "The Great Gonzo", the guy who's always doing crazy stunts and such. Later on we're going to be getting casual Gonzo (who I personally prefer), that's the one that should come with Camilla.

It's an EBgames exclusive, here's a link LINK Hogthrob

BoyRaisin2: Well, I'd have to know what the moniter you're staring at right now looks like... For example, I just have a card board box with a square cut out and AOL installed on it. Jeffrey Gray: I'll see what I can do. If I'm there anytime soon, I'll certainly make a list for you.

Congragulations Kermit, wherever you are right now, you'd think that recognition of the worlds most famous frog would of come sooner, but better now then never. When do you think we can expect to see stars for Fozzie, Piggy, Gonzo and so on and so fourth? You know the Simpsons have a star that...

I missed the show too, hate it when my actual life gets in the way of Muppety fun. If anyone recorded it and could somehow e-mail it to Nate and I, we would much apreciate it... Well at least I would much apreciate it, I can't speak for Nate, but I'm sure he would much apreciate it too... yeah.

Piggy may seem a little big compared to Kermit, but you do have to take into account that she's wearing high heels.

Sorry, I'm a New Yorker, can't help you with that particular request.

This question has plagued me for the longest time, so can we come up with a definition? What is a Muppet, what sets it apart from a Puppet? So come on, help me guys, what's a Muppet? p.s. My 100th post, WOOHOOO!

I got the joke Nate, I got the joke, do I get a prize?!? I love Mel Brooks movies, can't wait to see The Producers on Broadway, even if it's not with Nathan Lane and Mathew Broderick like it used to be.

I don't like the guy who did the interview, obviously he has a good sense of humour, but I don't think he should of asked about Osama Bin Laden. The interview was supposed to be about Bert and Ernies new Video, not hot issues involving Ernie and Bert.

Yes, that's what I meant to say, if you're a member or not you can go back and watch four more programs in one day. The only difference is if you're a member you can select more at once.

Gorry, if you get me the VC Beaker I'll be your best friend forever, I can't pay you back, but I think a life long friendship is worth it. I'm only kidding, but seriously, could you please pick one up for me, that is if Ken can't get it to us any other way. I'll of course pay you back plus...

MUPPETS ARE EVERYWHERE!!! LOCK YOUR DOORS, HIDE YOUR CHILDREN, NO ONE IS SAFE!!! Is it just me or does it seem like the Muppets have stumbled back into popular culture, they really are everywhere, TV references, museum exhibits, MERCHANDISE, sporting events, music videos, etc...

Aiy Aiy Aiy Aiy Aiy... If this is going to be 25 years of the Muppets (which it certainly isn't, we've nearly had the Muppets for 50 years) then I understand everyone's favorite king prawn being included in the festivities, but it isn't. This is the 25th aniversary of "The Muppet Show" a...

Yeah you are, and if you're a member you can watch up to 6 things during any given block.

Well, looks like the auction is over and won. In the end, the reserve price was met and the glove went for $120.00, does anyone know who won?

The Museum of television and Radio works like this: they have a large room with many computers, you go to a computer and choose up to 4 programs you want to watch from their database. You then go downstairs and watch the programs you have selected on one of their many moniters, it's all done...