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By the way, not part of the story. SEVERE MUFFIN ALERT! PEPE: So... Let us discuss matters of great impotence, okay. KERMIT: Er, Pepe? PEPE: Yes, Kermins? KERMIT: I think you mean... importance. PEPE: Is this not what I said? Anyway, let us discuss matters of great impotence, okay...

Thanks! Pepe's fun to write. I see why they use him so much. Love the irony that Pepe actually has his own set of tights (that's where Scooter's "La la la" came from). Now that I have writer's block...

David Hoggselhoff Muppets Tonight!

I don't know as I can relate to any one Muppet. There are a lot that I can relate to, it just depends on what it is. I don't think I relate closest to just one, either. Wembley, maybe. He's not one of my favorite characters, but there are so many times when I see myself in him. When he makes...

Long and movable if you want long and movable. Whatever fits the character. As for the head, there's still a bit you can do to make the mouth easier to move, I'm sure. If you can, figure out what's causing it to be so stiff. It'd help to try and explain how you can fix it.

Well, when I started it, I accidentally hit the thumbs down. But, I edited it without an icon, and it never changed. SCENE 4 INT. MUPPET THEATER - BACKSTAGE FOZZIE has an unconcious SCOOTER held over his shoulder as he brings him back from onstage. KERMIT guides the way as several other...

I think I'm going to order a DANGER: PUPPETRY shirt. That IS the best! It's so great!

REALLY? That is incredibly perceptive!

Scene 3, comin' atcha! SCENE 3 INT. MUPPET THEATER - STAGE GONZO rushes onstage in front of the curtain. GONZO: Tonight, ladies and gentlemen, we present to you a death-defying feat! Get it? Death-defying feat!!!! HA HA HA HA! ... No, of course you wouldn't, you haven't seen it yet...

Paul Rugg??? Are you sure? Must check. I know that's where Alan Trautman was from. Bill Barretta described him as the best animatronic performer ever.

Thank you! More story, now... Continuation from SCENE 1... KERMIT exits. SCOOTER: Hmm. I can stay here as long as I like? SCENE 2 INT. MUPPET THEATER - BACKSTAGE SCOOTER, in full ballet costume, is dancing about over a make-shift bed he has created for himself. He has...

I think that is one of the best descriptions of Jim's influence, and so I steal it now, and agree completely with it.

Avenue Q: The Book. It's really great! It has the entire play, plus a whole bunch of interviews and stuff. It's printed like a children's book, and has a bright, orange, furry cover.

Hey, why's it showing a thumbs down already on the forum? I'm not even done yet!

A while ago, I told a few people on here about a story idea. They seemed pretty enthusiastic about it, so I thought I'd give it a try here. Please, bare with me, though. I'm not entirely certain how the whole thing should play out yet. THE MUPPETS PRESENT: SCOOTER'S STORY SCENE 1...

Oh, how I :heart: my record button! :flirt: I taped it, and watched it... three times so far. Really great stuff! "It was... about... nothing."

Bill the Frog TMTM

Along with the comment that Buck Beaver made, I am reminded of something that Rick Lyon was recently quoted as saying in a book: "I always did the school plays. I played music. I've always done a lot of drawing. And typical puppeteers do everything: design the scenery, write their own...

Muppet Babies DVDs don't sound too far fetched. After all, I never expected to see Gummi Bears again (volume one out now!!!).

Only sort of off topic, but not really Speaking of voice actors and making money, I just got done watching a video on the Looney Tunes Golden Collection vol.4 about Mel Blanc. They were saying how Warner Bros. wouldn't give him a pay raise for all his work, so he asked that his name be listed...