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Yes, the sitcoms of the 50s and 60s falls in that category. If that kind of thing filled up TV, that would really help out the world. I love those old shows, I could spend all day watching them. I've never really seen Glee, I always thought I might like it. (At least compared to the other stuff...

Yes, I have seen your work. It's wonderful. Perfect example of what the world needs. And it's true: it's not hard to write something funny without bad stuff. You've done it, the Muppets have done it, some others have done it...What more proof do you need? It can be done.

Exactly. And the only reason that this stuff is on TV is because it sells. It sells. It makes people watch a TV station, go to a movie, download a song. There are a bunchy of greedy moneymakers behind the scenes, who don't care who they're messing up. It's all about the money for them. Clean...

There are basically three parent cases with swearing (I've seen examples of all 3): 1. The parent swears constantly around their kids and don't care whatsoever if their kids pick it up. 2. The parent's opinion is "I understand kids, as soon as their parents aren't watching, they swear and swear...

I'll be reading along with it. I hope things begin to go better for ya. But whatever you do, do not give up. Do not give up on your life or anything else. Keep on going.

Which is pretty much every kid anymore... I have to disagree with you a tad on this. The kids who watch R rated movies don't always know. In fact, a good majority of people figure that stuff out through R rated movies. They just watch it to be cool or to see what it's like or whatever, and...

I'm not quite sure what movies you are watching that they're cutting stuff out so kids can watch them. Horrible, inappropriate R-rated movies are out constantly, to the point where there's more of them then G and PG stuff. The movie makers do not care at all whatsoever if kids can watch them...

I used to think like that. I would say "What are the kids these days coming to, they are so spoiled!" But really, that's the least of my concern anymore. There is so many other horrible things going on that it seems pointless to worry about kids being spoiled. We more need to be concerned about...

In Jim Henson: The Works, there is a piece written by Jim Henson for an unpublished book called Courage of Conviction. I am interesting in what the other pieces written for it said. Does anyone know if any other entries for the book were released or published in any way, shape, or form?

Just wondering while this thread is up here on page 1 of Henson People, did 5 questions ever make it to Cheryl? Are there responses recorded or known somewhere?

Happy birthday! I brought some virtual cake!

Nah, I don't believe that theory. Sometimes I fib a bit to make jokes (if you want to call them that) better.

I would say your main options would be: 1. Do it in a large city that can attract more fans (NY, Chicago, Houston, Washington DC. etc) 2. Do it in Greenville or another Muppet associated place. I really like the Muppet associated place idea a ton, and as Daniel said, the whole city can be on...

I have a lot of theories, actually. One is about a big bang and then- Oh, wait, I guess I should actually read the thread... Well, there's multiple things that probably could have happened. The collar could have been painted. It could be bootlegged, but the person used the Schleich copyright...

Yeah, we should sing a showtune!

Ooh, can't wit to see it then. Sounds great! I would make some fan art, but I'm not the most artistic person. I might make a custom Jim tribute avatar or something, though.

Nice, nice. Yaay for super obscure characters! Doo doo doo doo doo...

And people who can have some good ideas, unlike the stupid stuff they put on nowadays.

And that's back to the same issue: should that be their main priority? I mean, I know it's important to make money to pay everyone and stuff, but can't we do the fans a favor for once?

Well, hoping to get in the film and TV industry soon. I'm more into behind the scenes stuff-writing, directing, producing, stuff like that. I do like to act, and I've always had large roles in plays and stuff, but I really prefer behind-the-scenes stuff. We need some good entertainment in this...