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I saw it a few days ago and liked it. I think it's the best of the trilogy. One of the few trilogies where the second movie is NOT the best of the trilogy (even rarer when the second is the least great of the trilogy). It seems to me like Buzz is more of a supporting character than a...

I would guess either Whitmire or Michael Earl. It has been said that Steve Whitmire performed Fozzie in most scenes where Fozzie and Piggy appear together, and it's also been said that Michael Earl often performed a Frank Oz character (in TMM) when they were all shown together.

I doubt Lionsgate will release the 30th anniversary special. I'm pretty sure that's owned by Disney. I figure it's 65 percent Muppets, 20 percent Sesame Street, 5-10 percent clips not owned by Henson, Disney, or Sesame Workshop, and the rest of the percent being characters and clips owned by...

Street Gang doesn't have any mention of Michael Earl Davis (just a different Michael Davis, the author). The 40th anniversary book mentions him in the section on Martin Robinson.

I noticed that the bartender in the two-page spread of issue #3 looks like Zoot with a full head of hair. He's even dressed similar.

So sorry to hear that (and not just because it means less MuppetFreak posts... though it doesn't cost anything to post, right?). I wil be sure to pray for your life to get better tonight.

I just meant make a milk carton with "Have you seen me?" with those really obscure characters that we don't even know much about. (a good way to represent Leslie Mostly would be if you were to include a biography on Michael Earl Davis, though I doubt you will). Man, sounds like a great...

Tough Pigs has a five-page preview for Muppet Mash. http://www.toughpigs.com/tms-8-preview/ Maybe it'll get better, but so far I don't think it's as good as the first four-issue series, On the Road, or Family Reunion.

I was thinking about this today... Those Twilight movies are really popular... Not really sure if the Twilight movies have led to studios making more vampire movies (I'm not always up-to-date on current movies), but maybe this would be the best time to release a "Best of The Count" DVD...

Sounds like a cool project. I like that milk carton idea for the first Gordon. It would be interesting if you could also do the "have you seen me?" idea for some of the show's most obscure characters, like Leslie Mostly and Aristotle. Characters that even the most hardcore fans don't know much...

Tough Pigs finally has a five-page preview for the comic. And it looks like it's the best issue so far! I noticed some characters that Dr. Tooth didn't mention, such as Jerry (aka Slim Wilson) and Beard.

Well, it looks like that special used a different Gene Shalit charicature puppet than the Muppet Show pilot.

It's "Happy Feliz Day" with Rosita.

I was just looking at the fairly new format where all of certain types of articles are put together. I was looking at the Weekly Muppet Wednesday articles to see who all has been featured (especially since there have been articles for characters who I thought were already spotlighted), and I was...

Hey, that strategy would sure beat the wait we had between seasons 1 and 2, and the current wait between seasons 3 and 4.

For some reason all of the audio is now missing.

The generic music that plays in the main menu sounds familiar to me. I feel like I've heard it on Sesame Street, but I'm not too sure. I noticed on the packaging that it says "certain characters and elements are copyright and trademark of The Jim Henson Company". But who does Henson own that...

I already knew he made a cameo in issue #2. But I meant besides that (and last I checked, earlier today, the Muppet Wiki page didn't appear to have any new info regarding issue #3). I hope Tough Pigs posts a review soon (and maybe also post the first five pages). It seems like The Muppet...

I've noticed somethign ironic that happens in The Muppets' Valentine Show. When Mia Farrow enters, Brewster asks "How was your trip over here from England?" And yet a few years later, The Muppet Show would be produced in England and for many guests the traveling would be the other way...

So do any of them actually appear on-screen (on-panel?) or is it more of a verbal reference? The Tough Pigs interview with the writer (artist?) said that he planned on giving Beard a cameo.