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Next I, sorry Mr. Adler, shall analyze........oh no Writers block.....hmm maybe next should be the last one. I have a great idea for that one....unless anyone has any ideas fer Muppets.

My borkness. How...royal. From now on you shall all refer to me as "Your borkness". Either that or "Borkster" or "Borkmeister". Meep can be substituted with any of the Bork's....I'm not really clearing things up am I...

*Snort* Heheeheheheehehe *Snort* :)

All right. Here's Scooter's analysis. Sorry it took longer than I thought. :D It doesn't have much to do with Scooter, or any actual Muppet event...but I thought it was decent enough. CHAPTER THREE “I suppose it all started when Kermit sabotaged the annual company picnic,” Scooter began...

Oooh! Ooh! Can Clifford be Randy?! And Miss Piggy, Janice, or even Rizzo can be Paula?! *Becomes very excited about movie*

Heehee, you've got a lot've time. But thanks. :D It's strange, though, do you think they sometimes say it differently depending on how famous the guest is?

Steve Martin was in the one movie, and I believe he worked on Saturday night Live with them once. So I guess he could be classified as important. He was certainly famous at the time.

Perhaps your dad could start calling you Sgt. :p On MC, people call me BeepMorkBeep, MorkBeepMork, MeepBork, Meep, Bork, and basically any combination. If anyone has any better ideas, puhleese share.

I'm known as Kermit in school and home. Has nothing to do with my name, just my Muppet obsession. :)

Oh good, cause Peanut's in the majority of it. He and Jose Jalapeno on a Steek get in a fight. :excited:

You got the one that was goin for a nickel? I thought fer sure that was a scam. :o Well, I guess I've learned my lesson. *Throws all preconceived notions and caution into big garbage can* Now I shall wait for another. :excited:

Saw Benchwarmers today. Full of corny jokes, and they gave Spade all the good lines, but it was pretty unique. Gets one thumb up.

My friend just got me this DVD, Jeff Dunham: Arguing With Myself. Has anyone's heard of him, seen him, or seen this DVD? He is an unbelivably talented ventriloquist and puppeteer. Check him out. :cool: :)

I like Elmo, but I think he shouldn't be such a dominant character on Sesame Street. Perhaps the characters should have more equal airtime or something. But otherwise, no real problem with Elmo himself.

I like Pepe, but I wish they didn't overdo him all the time, with Pepe's insider interviews. Sometimes they're good, but I'd rather see real behind the scenes stuff than interviews of Muppets. But he's got good character, and Barretta's comic genius.

Well, I guess there'd always be that one meanie who'd go and spoil it for everybody by telling us. Unless they also invented mind alteration devices and erased all our memories. Ooooh. :concern:

I would go back to the 70s and become a Muppeteer. Then, ahem, tell Jim Henson to get a shot against bacterial pneumonia, if that's not against the rules.

It's weird, though, cause in the televised version, they don't even mention how he entertained the kids. They just show him doing a Scooter voice and a Beaker voice. Then for the next two minutes they have an old scene with Scooter. However, I'm not complaining, and the video version is...

You Might Be An Obsessed Muppet Fan if you get very angry when someone says "Oh I looove Kermit, he's so cute" without having the foggiest about who Jim Henson is. Or that they don't know Miss Piggy is a man.

You might be an obsessed Muppet fan if you think holding your arm up over your head for hours looks "Fun".