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If it was just the quote, I don't think it's a Muppet reference--that joke is pretty old.

Awesome site! The Husky tribute sounds great, I can't wait to see it. What a nice sentiment.

Very cool! The removeable wings are a nifty idea.

...NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!! They can't do that!! MuppetVision is a classic!! It makes me cry!!! :concern: Somebody blow something up, quick!!

It's been a while, but I finally updated! I've got a few new questions, too. a) One of the upcoming steps in the instructions says to stuff the head with...uh...stuffing. What exactly does this do, how do I keep the stuffing from falling out, and how much of it do I need to pack in there? b)...

Fragglemuppet, I'm inclined to agree with you on that one. In fact, that's exactly the kind of in-universe explanation I was looking for. Nobody can resist the PoP!

Ha ha, very funny. My arms? Gee, I dunno. I'll have to go check. Good thing I have this tape measure... About 22 inches from the neck to the end of the wrist when held upright (a.k.a. puppeteering position). I'm not really familiar with standard procedure for measuring arms, though.

The fur looks great! Good job!

Besides, it's not completely impossible to direct and act in the same production. Just look at Dark Crystal and MTM.

I always considered them feathers, seeing as that's what they're made of. :smirk:

Wow, he's great! He almost looks like he could be someone out of a cartoon version of Star Trek.

Very cute! Reminds me of Janice if she were a Fraggle.

I wasn't planning on going trick-or-treating this year (a first...but I'm finally getting on in years and this transition is not because it's "not cool any more" or "all of my friends will laugh at me," but simply because this year, taking a nap sounds more appealing than traipsing about the...

Actually, I wouldn't worry too much about her--she's doing puppet stuff for kids in the Middle East with her husband. So she may not be available for interviews, but she's doing something just as great: brightening young lives.

Yes, Jim was a vegetarian. I remember Steve mentioning it in one of his interviews. So it could very well have been a water chestnut (if those were even available in London in the early 80's). By the way, I like water chestnuts too. How do they stay so crunchy?!

Beautiful restoration job, it does the old heart good to see a prop from such a wonderful movie saved from oblivion.

Didn't Dave perform him in the first season as well? I clearly remember a few first-season episodes where he sounds very much like Dave. (Although, I do seem to remember one episode where he sounded more like Jerry...don't know how to explain that.)

Funny, I have empathized for every one of the Fraggle Five. Does that make me crazy? Probably. Gobo: Gobo's Discovery. I probably shouldn't be admitting this willy-nilly, but at this time in my life I really feel the way he did in this one, especially the lyrics for Once Upon a Time (I Knew My...

Dave deserves better than that. Harrumph. What a horrid paradox.

I never even though of them as rats, really. Sure they're rat-like in appearance, but they'll always just be Philo and Gunge to me, nothing more, nothing less.