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He helped cardboard Britney.

The thing that bothers me in movies is extreme violence and gore. NASTY! I can't even sit through the EDITED version of Braveheart.

Puppets usually only have four fingers. :p Yeah, yeah, you caught me. Everything looks great, Buck! I dunno if I can watch it or not, though.

Too sickeningly cute to observe?

Hehe. I guess so. :p

Aww. No love for me? Hehe. I just kidding.... maybe..... :( :p

You joined February 2, 2003.

If it's on Friday? most probably. Honestly, I don't get the appeal of Next Generation. I mean, it is a pretty good show, but it's really not that great. It's so.... blah. In my opinion, the only reason TOS was so good was because of the relationships between the characters, which is what...

Awwwwwww, c'mon! it wasn't so bad. I liked it. Star Trek 5 and Star Trek 9 on the other hand.... not so much.

Yes, I realize that. I haven't seen any of those, but I've seen Blues Brothers.

.... they have sites like that?

I'd like to paraphrase a friend of a friend of mine... "This type of thing should be STRICTLY volunteer work... I don't think any man or woman with their own family (refering to wife, children) should even think of joining. Those people shouldn't risk their lives, when they have several lives...

Yaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay!

Well.... with your parents consent, you can see R-rated movies.

yuck. e-mail can be dumb sometimes...

Yup yup, good good. Unfortunately, Jim didn't save alot of those old shows.

Well, they weren't really supposed to represent anything (except for maybe Sam, who looks like a human). That's why they were abstract. And as for info on the characters, there's not a lot out there. I'd suggest taking out the book Jim Henson: The Works from your library. There's a nice...

Hehe, ok!

The only thing my brother had to say about it was "too many close-ups. It made me feel like they didn't have enough money to finish any of the sets." I haven't seen it. I actually don't have any desire to, either. Hehe.

It's simpler than it seems. The producer for Four Weddings and a Funeral was Duncan Kenworthy, who was one of the collaborators on Fraggle Rock and The Storyteller. I believe he's worked on several other Henson projects as well, including, if I'm not mistaken, Sesame Street.