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.... ooops! yeah, sorry. I stopped opening all that mail Britney was sending me. It got a little obsessive. :zany:

Yup. You're right. The fifth one went. Ah, he was nothing but trouble anyway. Could never keep that guy happy for anything. What a pain!

We shot the fifth. Now we've nothing but satisfied customers.

... and you didn't invite me?

... What do you do with paddle balls? ... Britney has been lookin' pretty greasy lately.

Barry Lee - Cuz he mixes it with love and makes the world taste good. Barry Lee - With new cherry flavoring! Barry Lee - One shockingly refreshing lemon-lime. Barry Lee - What? You've got something better maybe?

Yeah, it's really hard to take a chance on something new anymore, especially if the filmmaker is pursuing a big budget. You just don't know what's going to work with an audience.

Barry Lee - It's just like taking an ocean cruise, only there's no boat and you don't actually go anywhere.

Yeah, I agree it wasn't a very long wait, but I read that somewhere on this site. It was when they were getting a whole bunch of scripts for the Muppets.

Yeah, these were taped when they first started running them on Odyssey (with the intros). I'm pretty sure they were all generic then.

Ooooh, paddle ball! I love paddle ball! But I always seem to get the broken one. :smirk:

aw, I meant it wif nuttin' but love, Byron. :p

I'm not sure I follow. The Jim Henson Legacy was established in 1993, so the event would have taken place after that.

"That best offer me have all week!"

... no more... antron??? :o *feels as though world has tumbled around self*

Jim Henson Legacy bought the Rowlf segments. I would assume that means they could distribute them, though I doubt they would. Jimmy Dean owns everything else, so if they ever decided to release The Jimmy Dean Show, I'd say the Hensons have a good enough relationship with Dean that they'd have no...