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Well, I wasn't talking about the way the Fraggles should be. I was talking about our version of the movie. ;)

"Brand new blades, CDs and discs, blue-ray. On eBay, It's where your price is steep! It's the only way to get, Way to get to Sesame Street."

Pants are good.

It's kinda sad. This is the first recent TV appearance I've remembered to record, and I really wanted to see Kermit. :sympathy: Oh, well. I'm sure the Bird will be great!

... and on that note, I would like to recommend "Barry Lee Friends Annonymous". Please repeat after me: "Hello. My name is [your name], and I'm a friend of Barry Lee." "Hi, [your name]." You may then explain your various Barry Lee addictions and obsesive conduct toward Barry Lee and...

Forget Bill's agent, I'm calling my agent. If he keeps getting me the same gigs as Bill, I'm pretty much screwed. *GASP!* My Kevin Clein ad! *rushes to phone*

.. well... wouldn't you? Maybe we just found a role for Jessica Simpson to play. ;)

... well... yeah... anyway, my point was the "Bein' Green" is more memorable than Jessica Simpson... unless you're Luke... or... male... *sigh* "you're as funny as Fozzie Bear"... or, at least as humiliated. :p

:smirk: Dang it, I was s'pposed to be on that! ... Bill knocks me out of the picture again!!! :mad:

"The Muppetyville Horror," perhaps? Seriously, though, I can totally see Steve hiding the F-word throughout Sprockets mumbles and grumbles and barking. Either that, or we can translate it from doggy-speak. Perhaps that's what Sprocket's yelling at Shimelfinny's cat.

I don't remember. If they do, I think it's very brief. Basically, Ben Stiller is the only character with regular interaction with the museum pieces. Dick Van Dyke, Mickey Rooney, and Bill Cobbs basically interact with each other pretty much exclusively (they play a team in the film) other...

His last film role was Curious George. ;) I haven't seen it yet. I suppose I should. But, his last non-animated feature was probably The Gin Game with Mary Tyler Moore (2003). Though, I think that was a TV movie.

A much larger role then the trailer implies. I think he's listed third in the credits, and the role is just great! Ya know, I remember you saying that one other time. I forgot about that. Oh! It was when they did the Dick Van Dyke reunion show. I think we talked about this then. Dick Van...

Dagnabit! Say the darn thread title! The Barry Lee Thread! :D

Yay! Sarah's alive! And... yay! Jack and the Beanstalk under the tree! ... but, seriously, if you ever need the mouth-to-mouth thing... ;)

.... fine. ... just totally blow my whole point to crap.

Yes... yes... First off, let me just say the Walt Disney's Gummi Bears was a great cartoon, and sorta Fraggle-like. However, I require that the Grumpy Gummi be left out of my trailer, please. Also, Muppetville? TOTALLY beats the Muppet Theater and Muppet Boarding House out of the water! :p...

Plain and simple, not a whole lot more to say. Dick Van Dyke is one of my favorite actors (sad I don't have any of his movies on DVD yet :o ). I just got back from seeing Night at the Museum, and he is wonderful in it! Really great. I'm not going to spoil anything for you if you haven't seen...

Wait a minute! This can't be happening! I have seniority, both in membership and in age! .... Yeesh! That makes me feel so old... I was younger than you when I started here. :eek:

Welcome to all that I may not have welcomed yet! If you want something Janice-y, you should deffenitely read this: Intimate Portrait: Janice It's written by the very Janice & Mokey's Man of which The Count speaks.