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There were a few moments outside Monster Clubhouse where Marty played Horatio. One of them that sticks out was Elmo's World of Wild Animals (mainly because I remember his truck was raised a little too high, and you could see a black gloved hand raising the rod).

We all know who to thank for that, don't we?

Henson's Place just came in the mail today; poppin' it in the player as we speak, can't wait to watch!

SIDNEY FREEDMAN: Seems like just this morning, he was a little girl in Mary Janes. :p Ah yes, and I love you guys too. *Glomps Beakie* Gee, I've become Sergeant J.J. Snowthton. :attitude:

For the two new ones... Favorite Emoticon on MC: :wisdom: :insatiable: :super: Favorite Expression: This one's a toughie, because at times I can be philisophical... but, I think I'll just name the one I use the most: "Change is a dangerous thing... unless approved by me first". And now, I...

Basically, I was looking through some OOOOLD posts and threads around here as of late, and all I have to say is this... how in the world did you guys put up with me all these years? Seriously, I was a nutjob back in the day, I can see how I made so many enemies with that over-obsession I had...

I think it's time I did yet another update of this massive list/survey/thing... and this time, let's see if this will... be... the... last one...! Favorite Band: I honestly don't really have a favorite band Favorite CD: I have a LOT of favorite CDs (including the ones I burn, lol) Favorite...

OMG, that is so much fun! :batty:

After rewatching Pontoffel Pock, Where Are You?, I'm pretty sure Hal was also the voice of McGillicuddy's supervisor, the "Good Fairy in Chief".

Most of the time, in cartoons or comics, you have spoof products... like, I believe in the Get Fuzzy, the popular burger joint is "MacDougals". Oddly enough, I remember one time I did a bit of unusual product placements in a fanfic I wrote: I refered to Doritos, Cheetos, and Fritos by...

True enough. Biggest example I can think of is Alvin, Simon, and Theodore eating Honeynut Cheerios for breakfast in The Chipmunk Adventure... I don't believe I've ever seen product placement in a cartoon in quite that same fashion before or since.

It's true. In one of my past lives, I lived in the stoneage and smoked about five packs a day, and lived to the ripe old age of 32.

That's a problem that a lot of franchises deal with after they've been around for so long, not just the Muppets. I've said it before, but there's difference between character development, and changing a character's personality: with character development, a character grows from the events...

I dunno... had it continued through the 70s, I would've liked to have seen Radar hawk some grape nehi at us, lol.

This sort of campaign has been around since the early days of TV. Matter of fact, wasn't it because of this "campaign", that TV characters stopped doing their own show's sponsors' commercials back in the 60s? I mean you look on YouTube, you see Andy and Barney selling Grape Nuts, the Beverly...

As of now, the Information Center that was at the end of the alley next to Big Bird's nest has been renamed the Travel Agency, and has moved to the location next to Hooper's; the Fix-It Shop has gone out of business.

Of course... he's been with the Muppets for two decades, and hasn't had a steady signature character like the other performers. Stinky the Stinkweed isn't a regular character, neither is Papa Bear, and Horatio has interchangable performers and personality (aside from Joey, Marty plays him as a...

I couldn't tell what Mars Needs Moms was supposed to be, I've seen commercials on TV, but it starts out like a movie trailer, then it turns into a car commercial, then back to being a movie trailer, so I have no idea.

I doubt that. Each time it comes up it looks like it's going to happen this time, but then it turns out otherwise. So, I mean, what's the program this time? More of the fatcats sitting on their shiney hineys saying, "Eh, let's ax PBS, we have no use for it", while others are saying, "Kill...

50 years ago, you were prohibited from showing two people in the same bed on TV. 50 years later, that's all you see when you turn on the TV.