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Yes! I forgot all this! It's great! The first interchange, and then the Fozzie comment that echoes back to SCENE 3.. or SCENE 4, maybe. Great! HA HA! :p

I seem to remember writing most of the finale, although I know Beauregard has to take credit for Gonzo's meeting Statler and Waldorf. I remember seeing the last scene on the story sheet and thinking "I have the perfect ending!" Seeing Gonzo dig his way to the middle of the desert struck me as...

Tee-hee! The thread is called The Muppet Central Dictionary, not GREATEST MOMENTS OF HISTORY EVER RECORDED... in history. That was funny.

Yes... Yes, there is... There is indeed... Hiya, Jackie!

The first one. The second exists, but... it's really, really dumb. (sending a random penguin :zany: because I can)

... Sophisticatedly naughty, perhaps?

*psst!* Beauregard, could you please send me another copy of the script? I don't have it anymore. You can email me here. Not here, but here. Thank you.

:) *hi!*:)

By the way, this is the post I was replying to.

The scenes where the Muppets are without Kermit were inspired by something that Jim Henson and Jerry Juhl have both stated. Kermit is the glue that holds this group of zanies together. Without Kermit, I'd imagine the group would go out of control a bit, and the scenes were intended as merely...

I'd like to make a suggestion for working two characters at once. I find it helpful to make sure that when I come across something like this to make both characters completely different. For example: One mellow, straight-man, the other a wild, crazy, off-the-wall comic piece. I don't know why it...

... um... Sarcasm, I presume?

*sigh*

I built a Yoda puppet recently... well, sort of. It's not realistic Yoda, it's my own stylized version (for time and money restraints). I work at Burger King, and when we were doing the Star Wars promotion, we had planned a special Star Wars celebration for one night. I built Yoda for it, and he...

Rowlf is actually a fairly simple design. It shouldn't be too hard to make. I'd suggest finding several pictures of him and making your pattern right from that. That's what I usually do when I make my puppets.

So, how's it goin', Beau?

This is probably correct. I know Steve didn't have his hands inside Lips' hands, they're way too small for that. And I've even built hands that worked like this. It's the same way Jen's hands work on The Dark Crystal. Oh, and, I think I read somewhere that Steve was a trumpet player. He also...

Usually when shows are released to DVD, they release more than just one a year. Seinfeld only just started this year, and there's already three sets of episodes out for that show. The Star Trek series have rolled along rather quickly, Enterpirse is already coming out. I was just told the Star...

Hi, Beau. *insert pointless chit-chat here*

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