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Right, I understand that and know where you're coming from. I think you misinterpreted me...I was actually criticizing Disney, saying that if they did make up the rules, than they should have done their homework...

I want.

OK then...I'll sing something here...uh...let's go with... *sings* Woke up this morning with light in my eyes And then realized it was still dark outside It was a light coming down from the sky I don't know who or why Must be those strangers that come every night Those saucer shaped...

They didn't, however I was under the impression that Disney was passing off these as rules from since the 70s or so. However, even if Disney did put some rules in place afterwords, shouldn't they have done some research to make sure everything held true to the Jim era?

(I didn't think I need to mention travel time...) Very nice addition. I like it.

True, true.

I just wanted to pass this along, as the creator is a former Muppet builder: http://www.redorbit.com/news/health/1112694689/let-loose-on-dance-where-you-are-day-and-support/

Though I do agree with you, this technically doesn't have much to do with canon.

*comes out of apartment and notices the movie theater and karaoke, just in time to see Yuna finish her song*

I was recently reading this article, which is a very interesting article, by the way, but something left me raising my eyebrows: So a rule is apparently that Muppets never lie, forcing Segel to cut out a subplot where Kermit posed as an oil baron. Which is fine and dandy, until we remember...

Eh...I doubt that the deciders are searching through episodes to look for outdated technology to not show...I think that it is just more that they want to show off the newer stuff they did, as it is more aimed toward now's children over the children of the late 90s.

I would really have to echo a lot of other people who previously posted and say Dave Goelz. I just find it impossible to not love a Dave character...Beauregard is my favorite Muppet, Boober and Uncle Matt are up there as two of my favorite Fraggles...everything he does is so great.

Yeah...I always do find that interesting. They went from big, bulky desktop computers in season one to small, fancy laptops nowadays...all the technology seems to be advancing in that same year.

I can understand where that does come from, and that is a good point to bring up, yet on the other hand, is it possible for humanoids to be sort of furry? Though he does resemble both in some ways, Clifford is most definitely a humanoid. Everything about him screams that.

I have to ask about those Sesame figures in those pics. Did you custom make some/all of them?

Well, in some sense I do agree with the points you made, but others not so much. For example, the whole journey of life would be pretty pointless if you didn't have to work hard to get to the top. And if everyone else liked the same bizarre things, they wouldn't be bizarre, would they? In my...

I kinda like this figure overall...I love the mood of the way that they put him together. This might end up finding a nice spot on my video stand.

I've been saying for years that somewhere in the world of the internet I read that he was an anteater, and for the longest time I accepted that as fact. I don't know if he is (he doesn't quite have anteater qualities), and I haven't been able to find that source since. (No idea what source it...

Is there any chance that anyone here happens to be an expert on Google Analytics?

Yes, and that fact alone is what brings so much life into the Muppets, and the main cause of why we love them so much.