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Well, in the case of movies like that, then yeah, it all depends on what studio company (or in this case, individual) who finances the movie is who usually gets the "presents" credit. But again, mostly in television and things like that, it's usually the creator of the show who gets the...

That's not necessarily true... The "presents" credit at the beginning of projects are usually for the CREATOR(s) of the project, and the creators aren't always the executive producers... like Sid and Marty Krofft for example, they put their name on top of all of their shows ("Sid and Marty...

I think Kev opened a challenge like this before... But yeah... I've lost some weight myself thankfully, and the cool thing about it is I wasn't even really trying. Every doctor I've seen (in real life and on TV) all say that simple walking is the best exercize (even more so than jogging or...

I've been thinking about taking another sabbatical from MC; the human drama around is just keep being blown out of proportion, and it seems like quite a few people around here are being apathetic and crying for sympathetic attention, even if they bring it on themselves. I don't plan on...

Ah, I see the two threads have finally been merged into one. Good move.

I don't even know who you are at all, but I see you joined during my initial (and was supposed to be permanent) hiatus. Welcome (back) to the board anyway!

This has been increasing to epic proportions lately... Quite often, everyday things you try to do here, like post a new thread/reply, open a new page in a thread, and especially forum search lately have been met with an error similar to "The page cannot be displayed", however this one says...

That is... not funny. Do love the song, but that is not funny.

There's nothing wrong with the girl being older than you... matter of fact, older girl/younger guy relationships are a lot more common than people realize. Heck, She-Who-Shall-Not-Be-Named is three years older than me. Not sure how old her guy is though. Neither am I. Somehow, girls seem to...

Again, to quote a guy who was in the waiting room one day, while the TV in there was playing Lady Gaga on Ellen DeGeneres's show... "What is she supposed to be anyway?"

I didn't and wasn't singling you or anyone in specific out. I didn't say I was being a realist, I said I was trying to be realistic, as in look at the situation through a realistic perspective, because again, after years of Disney saying "Oh, we've got a new project with the Muppets lined up"...

That's even been done in commercials to a degree... I remember several years ago a commercial for either McDonalds or Burger King where a guy pretended to be drowning in a swimming pool, so the hot girl he was lusting after would "save" him, and give him mouth-to-mouth (during every pause...

Truth be told, even though Jim IS my biggest hero, and my biggest source of inspiration as far as my being a puppeteer is concerned, I never did regard him, or even think of him as a god-like figure, because, like you said Davo, he too was just a person like everyone else, he too had strengths...

Let us not overlook the fact too that Kevin Clash has a hand on how the episodes turn out, as he's a director, and co-executive producer, so naturally you know, he's definitely going to keep Elmo alive by any means necessary. And I honestly don't mean to sound ugly or rude, but it DOES seem...

For the record, it could very well apply to BOTH appearances in street scenes and inserts. When Caroll's book was published in 2003, at that time he said that Big Bird did still appear in every episode, and looking back on seasons like 33 and 34, if BB wasn't in a street scene, then there was...

If that's the case, then wouldn't they just get Matt Vogel to fill in for him?

If Disney's making the plans for this movie, then there's a big sporting chance that it'll be shelved in the months to come anyway. I agree with those who said they're iffy about biopics; most of the time things that happen in the movie are fabricated and fictionalized to emphasize the drama...

It's just my thinking though... again, writing this as if it were going to be a TV special, who would they possibly get to play Mr. Hooper? However, I do plan on having an encounter with the full-head-of-hair 1969 Gordon, but again, only if enough people read this, lol.

I got to thinking about a point I brought up in the Charlie Brown and Snoopy thread about the one thing I like best about Peanuts movies is that they're essentially of the same quality as that of the TV specials and shows, and that Charles Schulz never tried to outdo himself in the movies, like...

No, go ahead. Please send me a link to your blog as well so I can see for myself. :)