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This is real good.

The non-US people seem to be better off than the US people when it comes to old Muppet stuff being broadcast.

I thought about that scene, and debated over whether it should count. It is pretty impressive, although we don't see that many characters at once, and also, it lead from inside to outside, but I think the inside and outside scenes were filmed at seperate times.

What if Muppet Adventures and the Atari games were available for download for the Wii?

Actually, what I'm thinking is, "only ONE episode sponsored by two letters this season?"

It's good so far. Though I do wonder if Bear in the Big Blue House and Mopatops Shop would have been made if Jim Henson was alive.

The Peter Sellers episode is the only season two episode where Beaker speaks with his "meeping" language. Otherwise, he doesn't talk, or makes screams, sighs, gasps, or stutters too much to get a complete word out of his mouth.

What if more people were doing this? What if Rowlf, Scooter, Rizzo, Lips, Clifford, and Digit appeared in Here Come the Muppets? What if Dr. Teeth, Floyd, Animal, Lips, Rowlf, Clifford, and Leon appeared in Muppet Vision 3D?

I have been wonderign this lately. If there was a Muppet special simialr to The Mupets: A Celebration of 30 Years during the 1990s, perhaps for the Muppets 40th anniversary, do you think Scooter would have been in the special, perhaps as part of the audience, with no lines? I've been wondering...

Beauregard: Hi, there! I'm Beauregard, and tonight, I present to you, "The Most Impressive Muppet Moments" (title appears on-screen). Let's begin with the bicycle scene! (fade to Kermit's bicycle scene from The Muppet Movie) Beauregard: Actually, I mean tthe other bicycle scene...

You know, I thought I wrote a fan fic on Hugh Heffner. I thought it got posted, and thought I saw it in the folder, but now I can't find it. I even looked through the section of my user cp in the "posts" section, and couldn't find it. I wonder if I didn't actually hit the send button, or if it...

I could be wrong, but I don't think Frank Oz chose for David Rudman to take over Cookie Monster.

Enjoy this outline. It takes place during the fourth season. Cold Opening Scooter: Oh, Zoot Sims! 30 seconds 'till curtain, Mr. Sims! Zoot Sims: Thank you, Scooter. Zoot: Hey, Mr. Sims. You know what? Zoot Sims: What? Zoot: My name is also Zoot. Zoot Sims: So? Introduction...

Well, we've got three more weeks until the release. Does anybody remember how many weeks in advance it was when we first got a review of the first set (I think it was two weeks)? Could anybody here have a pre-release copy for review yet?

Considering the fact that Dan Castlenetta provided many voices on The Simpsons, I wonder why he didn't provide more voices on Taz-Mania. Unless maybe the shows producers didn't want to risk having a character sound like Homer. It would be interesting to know what lead to John Astin providing...

I guess Henson must have really wanted Bean to be a main character, outside of The Jim Henson Hour. Bean would also appear in Here Come the Muppets, while Rowlf (except for as a puppet in the pre-show) and Scooter didn't. It would have been cool if the show added baby versions of Digit (though I...

I just did it.

I remember Ruthie being credited in the 30th season, even though I didn't see any new material with her that season. I recall seeing one episode with her in a skit, but I think that was from an earlier season (it took place outside of Finders Keepers). I've also seen her in a season 30 group...

What if the sequence in The Muppets: A Celebration of 30 Years where various magazine and record covers were shown also included shots of varous video covers?

Yes, Bean wasn't in every episode after he was introduced. Same as with Statler and Waldorf. Bean didn't appear in Bearly Alone Babies, and Statler and Waldorf did. And I recall quite a few episodes with Bean that don't include Statler and Waldorf, including Muppet Babies: The Next Generation...