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I think they're all terrific. They all have their strengths and weaknesses. I think Jim has inspired most, but only because he inspired the other performers, too. Jim Henson had the creativity and imagination, sometimes I think that's something that's lacking in newer Muppet productions. For...

I'd say Kermit's Swamp Years. I did like it... a little... but, it's probably the worst Muppet movie. I liked Muppets From Space and It's a Very Merry Muppet Christmas Movie a lot.

That's funny, cuz most fantasy films make me think of fall/winter. It just seems like a good time to set it, because that's when everything looks so different. If you're looking for a creepy effect, go with the winter when everything's dark and dead. Otherwise, fall or spring when everything's...

WOW! He is amazing! Great job, Terry! Love his simplicity.

Is it still just a direct to video release? It sounds like they're putting an awful lot of work into it...

Hmm. Actually, a more accurate line-up would be... Princeton: Kingston Livingston Kate Monster: eh, any female monster mixed Prairie Dawn, I think. Nicky: Ernie's good Rod: Bert Trekkie Monster: Cookie Monster Brian: Luis Christmas Eve: Maria Gary Coleman: Guest star Well, that's...

... uh-huh. Suuuuuuuuuuure!

I believe I read somewhere that Frank Oz came up with the Java sketch, or at least made the puppets for it. It's such a great little number, and one of my favorite sketches from Ed Sullivan. Also, probably the only number (other than Mahna Mahna) that was recreated on The Muppet Show better than...

I think the idea behind excluding the arm rod would be because he advertised it as being used to entertain children. If you hand a young child a puppet with an arm rod that could quite easily gouge out one's eye... yeah, that might not be so very good. Go play with a knife or something, kid...

to say or not to say... :p

He'd have to be.

Yogi Bear -- Bobo Booboo -- Robin The Ranger -- Kermit the Frog

But he's a bear...

Das pitchy neat.

Yeah, Winnie-the-Pooh is the best! Actually, I've never been to Walt Disney World, so I have no idea what you're talking about.

It's sort of a mix. It has parts of the version from the first Muppet Show album, but it's changed so it sounds like a variation of the seasons 2-5 theme. On the original album, they have Fozzie's monologue as well as Kermit introducing the record.

as you should be. ;)

hehehehehehehehehehehehehehehe!

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ooops! uh-oh. sowwy. :p