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Exactly! Oh, and frogboy4, in New York State, not a SINGLE STATION shows Star Trek. Nowhere in New York State. Used to be on a Denver channel, but no more. I know, Denver's not in New York. :D

Have any of you ever seen a comedy??? A Muppet Movie??? Monty Python even??? It's just funny! Silly, but that makes good humor! (not the ice cream) I'm sorry, Beau. I figured since you suggested it in your last letter that you liked it. Sorry. We want the thing he is accused of...

Hope it comes to EB or TRU. Now, let's just wait and see how much it costs! Imagine trying to beg my parents to cough up forty bucks for an action fgure! It ain't gonna be cheap! Gotts remember it's a DELUX playset which means they'll give you a whole lot more... for a price. May have to...

For some reason, it's something drunks do at parties. :D I bet Scooter's a real part-goer late at night! Tips the bottle, shakes HIS bon bon. That stuff.:D :D :D Sorry, Scoot.

Huh? I was certain that was the only one used twice! I guess someone has to update tehir website. Well, at least I know who (somewhat) was in the Ethel Merman version.

hehehehehehheehehehehehehehehhehe! You oughta get one of the punk rockers (or punk frog scouts) from the Debbie Harry episode! hhehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehe! Been waiting for someone to say that. *singing; off-key "punkNpuppets is my best friend in the world...

No idea. Hey, Beaker, you want Cliff's Nightmare? I'll trade it with you, depending on what you've got to trade it for.

Quite a few. I don't know all of them, but: Fozzie Bear Rowlf The Dog Robin Gonzo(?) Janice Floyd (?) Whatnots Kermit (??????) I know there's more.... THINK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Nothing's coming to me.

No Muppets sang "There's No Business Like Show Business" with Phyliss Diller. It was with Ethel Merman and the only song ever to be used twice on teh Muppet Show was "Bein' Green" sung by Kermit The Frog. Here's a list of the Muppets that I know sang "There's No Business Like Show Business"...

Mail does get lost. Try writing her again. Maybe she'll respond. Did you write via e-mail? I've never done that. Think I will. I would love to get an autographed photo of Scooter... Oh, yeah. :(

Okay, guys. I think we know what we're going to do with that. Gonna go with an old idea and go for the rubber chickens. Anymore ideas?

I don't know which one is my absolute favorite, but right now the Linda Carter episode is up there! Love that one! So far, I'd ave to say that's my favorite with a close second by Star Wars and Gene Kelly. (absolutely love the End of the world theme.) Haven't seen many episodes though...

No, I don't want Weezer, but I do want the behind the scenes of their music video with the Muppets (and the music video) Did anyone tape it? If so, I would really like it. I can trade you for it with some SS Unpaved episodes I'm getting soon. How 'bout it? Anyone?

Glossy paint, but I wouldn't suggest using wood. Ever get Shwan's ice cream? The ice cream bucket lids make great eyes, and they might work for Bert's if it's cut right and put onto his face right. Give various things a try. But, with plastic, you would still need to use the paint.

I wouldn't guess he had any wish for his characters. Dunno. Adam Hunt does pretty well, and, while not perfect, so does Brian Henson. Hey, Henson! I do it a little better than Adam Hunt! What say I come down for an interview (and tour of the Muppet Workshop)? Seriously, though, it is...

Er, I think you're thinking of Enterprise, Luke. Nemesis is the new Next Generation movie. Thanx, though. It's good to see I'm not the only person who actually likes Enterprise. (the majority of the US population hates teh show. The only reason most fans watch it is because they're loyal.)

Wow! Twenty years! My goodness! (great job on the banner) And, what makes this occasion even more special, we're actually talking to Karen Prell! Red! Wow! Now, that's an anniversary party!:cool: Congratulations everybody involved! Fraggle Rock was a great show. (exert from Muppet...

I would guess the only reason for it is because it was funny. :)

I got Frank Oz's autograph a while ago. Also Robin Williams. And a hand-written letter from Carroll Spinney. For some reason, the autographs (although, this DOES NOT APPLY to Carroll Spinney. He hand-wrote it!) unless you meet the puppeteer in person (or actor) it doesn't seem as special. Oh...

Oh, man! I was so hoping Geordi would just breakdown and cry right there! Just get overly emotional! He cried, and if you look real closely, Levar Burton did an excelent job on protraying his emotions, but, the camera angle they chose was just.... You couldn't tell! I cried too.