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I've been watching quite a few episodes recently, and have some interesting observations. In Adopt-a-Con, Drake Mallard unknowlingly sings up for the Adopt-a-Con program, finding out about it within minutes of actually doing it, and shortly afterwards has to take care of Tuskernini. It seems...

Chapter 2 The chief was getting ready to show Clifford his secret agent gadgets. "This is your suit", said the chief, showing Clifford a black tuxedo and some sunglasses. "That looks nice", said Clifford, "But I already have a pair of sunglasses, that looks like that." "Oh, but...

I wanted Boppity, Droop, Gorgon Heap, George the Janitor, Seymour, Bill the Bubble Guy, Doglion, Louis Kazagger, Mad Monty, Zippety Zap, Nigel (both of them, but the Muppets Tonight Nigel more), Fletcherbird, Zeke, Bubba, Fleet Scribbler, and although they were only on The Jim Henson Hour and...

Chapter 1 Clifford had been out of town for a family reunion, and had just gotten back. He went to the Muppet theatre. "I'm back, Kermit!", said Clifford. "Welcome back, Clifford", said Kermit, "How was the family reunion?" "Disapointing", said Clifford, "Anyway, can I do an act...

A handful of new clips were added, most of which are "classic", none of which include Muppets, and most of which have been released on video. Among them is The Alligator King, which I thouhgt was already on the site. Another added sketch is the E cartoon from the first episode (Sesame Workshop...

Amazon has information on the first collection of four issues. It will come out on september (I think the 29th, but I could be wrong), and it will be available in both hardcover and paperback.

While reading the second issue, there's one thing I've found a bit odd. It's when Gonzo is talking to a skull, and then somebody pulls the string up. It's a two-panel gag at the top of a page, leading to a somewhat unrelated backstage scene. The Muppet Show didn't really have these kind of...

Chapter 4 Soon, time came for Lew Zealand's big act, and he sure did come up wiTh something. "So, Lew", said Seymour, "What have you come up with?" "You'll see", said Lew. "I hope it's a beehive-throwing act", said Bobo. "Nah", said Beauregard, "It's probably a breakdancing...

In the interview Langridge says that issue 2 will open and close with appearances by a hillbilly who appeared on the show. I wonder which one it'll be. My instincts tell me either Slim Wilson or the Jim Henson Muppet. Langridge also mentioned that the opening two-page spreads will change...

Chapter 3 "So, how's the new act search coming along?", asked Kermit. "Oh, it's tougher than I had thought", said Lew, who then observed the various monsters in line at the canteen, "But I think I know what I will do..." Later, Lew Zealand and the monsters met on the stage. "So...

Chapter 2 Lew Zealand began practicing some new acts. "So, Lew, what are you doing about your new acts?", asked Fozzie. "Oh, I am throwing boomerang acorns!", said Lew, who threw some acorns, which went right back at Lew and Fozzie. "Hmm, maybe I should switch to boomerang pine...

I just had a thought. Although reruns of The Muppet Show have been shown in other countries, could it be possible that Disney is waiting for all of the seasosn to be reelased and restored before broadcasting them on television in america? So that TV reruns would look as good as the DVD releases?

It seems like Pigs in Space is the only recurring skecth that's been in multiple issues so far (not counting the preview comic). I hope that issue 4 includes another "repeat" of a recurring sketch that's been in a previous comic (my guess is Veterinarian's Hospital... It seems that the stars of...

Please enjoy this brand-new fan fiction. Chapter 1 Kermit came on-stage to make an introduction. "Ladies and gentlemen, here is Lew Zealand! Yaaaaaayyyy!" The curtains raised and Lew threw his boomerag fish. The audience cheered. Even Statler and Waldorf. "Well, he keeps...

I have a question about script writing in general... When a scene is rewritten, or needs to be, does a writer just rewrite that scene, or does the writer completely rewrite the whole script, even for just one small but important change? I hope what I'm asking is clear.

I wonder how Columbia was able to release Rocky Mountain Holiday back when Columbia had the rights to release Muppet videos.

It would make sense. They were both performed by Fran Brill, and both have similar-shaped heads. Maybe this explains why the drummer rarely spoke....

Here are some world outlines I have for the "Identity Theft" game. World 1: This world is very similar to the first worlds in most classic Sonic the Hedgehog games. The levels include chickens and penguins whom you must avoid getting hit by. You can also swim in water, but the challenging...

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ok who performed these characters guy with money through his head - Jerry Nelson The Rats - Steve Whitmire (as Rizzo), Rob Mills, Gordon Robertson, and Kevin Clash (and they all sing together) The Lions - the lions mostly don't talk, so I don't know if it matters. I can see one getting...