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Well, it depends. In reality, it should be like calling someone a donkey. Canada it's okay, I would assume it's okay where you are in Australia, but in the US... eh, not so much. It is sort of a rude way of calling someone a donkey, though, I suppose. I personally would probably rank it in...

I've always preferred dark (or red) hair anyway, so you're not the only one. Yowzah! :flirt: *Groucho eyebrow twitch*

Gotcha. :p

I don't remember hearing a swear word in any G-rated movies, other than Muppet movies. And, I don't think the rating on Pee-Wee's Big Adventure would be changed, and I haven't heard of anyone saying that it should be. But, what would I know? I couldn't even get past the first scene of that...

I liked Ratatouille because of that. It wasn't a dumbed down G-rated movie. It was a movie, and that's all it had to be. Actually, I wish there were more movies aimed for adults that were rated G, because a G rating doesn't have to mean "this is a kids movie". Kids movies also don't go to the...

The latest issue of TV Guide (with the X-files on the cover) has an article about this special. Some pictures from the article: Miss Piggy with the Jonas Brothers Miley Cyrus with Floyd and Janice I hope the Electric Mayhem get some lines in this, or, even better, a song. It says...

There's another discussion all together. Kids are HORRENDOUS today, and I don't think I've seen characters in G-rated movies acting like some kids I've seen, so there's no way you can blame it on that. I've seen so many rotten kids that get away with anything and everything, and it's incredibly...

The stuff that's being nit-picked about in the article has been in G-rated films as long as I've been alive, and a lot of it has been in cartoons since they started! You cannot tell me that Finding Nemo is in anyway scarier than Snow White and the Seven Dwarves. Or that Chicken Little was more...

That's a nice thing to point out, Luke. Honestly, who's buying the replicas other than major Muppet fans or obsessive collectors (or both)? Maybe people with some extra money to spend, but otherwise, most people buying these would know who Scooter is. Even people who like the Muppets without...

Agreed! ;) ;) ;) <--- muchos Scooter-ness

:hungry: What's even better is chicken nuggets with Mac and Cheese. Yum-yummy! :insatiable:

Alan Rickman was in Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves with Kevin Costner Kevin Costner was in Field of Dreams with Ray Liotta Ray Liotta was in Muppets From Space with Kermit the Frog Rob Reiner

I think Scooter is popular enough to justify making a replica of him. If he (and Rowlf) were made, I'd have to extend my replica wish list to include him (or them). Scooter's also making a comeback. With fairly decent sized roles in the two TV movies, plus exposure from The Muppet Show DVDs...

Just because I don't want to go through Rob Schneider again... Adam Sandler was in Mr. Deeds with Winona Ryder Winona Ryder was in Edward Scissorhands, directed by Tim Burton Tim Burton was a puppeteer on The Muppet Movie with Kermit the Frog Judd Nelson

could have gone the Jason Bateman route again, but... Charlize Theron was in The Life and Death of Peter Sellers with Geoffrey Rush Geoffrey Rush was in Mystery Men with William H. Macy William H. Macy was in It's a Very Merry Muppet Christmas Movie with Kermit the Frog Don Knotts...

Is Will Arnett really a magician? He keeps playing magicians! :) Gob Bluth, now Max the Magician... maybe the character will be kind of a spoof on Gob.

Yeah, that would be very cool. I'm just saying that it'd be a shame not to get a Richard or Jerry character into the replica mix. I can just see Scooter sitting on my couch...

He didn't have a name. He was just a frog for a cartoon. His name comes from "The Michigan Rag," which was written for the cartoon. So, at least double the appearances! :p

http://www.muppetcentral.com/news/2008/052808.shtml

Emmet Otter's Jugband Christmas: The Musical is in the works, presumably using puppet characters.