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I knew I HAD to upload Super Grover's pic into this little hero movie thing, lol. Admittedly, I did almost upload a picture of Jeanette, but with this movie being about a true "hero", I figured Super Grover's picture being in there would be a hundred times awesomer (and funnier too).

I can tolerate only so much on a dog... whereas some people dump mountains of onions and relish and chili and beans, etc on them, just give me a little bit of ketchup, maybe a touch of mustard, and I'm good.

My mom sent out about thirty or so invitations to my graduation, and outside of family, only ONE person came. :( I did get a lot of money from various people, but other than that, I'd rather people had come to see me graduate instead of sending me money.

I kind of wished James and the Giant Peach made the list... I think there was a point in time when I was younger that I actually watched that movie every single day for about a year, lol.

Haven't heard from you in quite a while, here or anywhere else, hope all's well with you and you have a happy birthday!

While my Spanish still needs a little work, I couldn't help but notice that most of the time when Lola speeks, she uses her own name in various sentences, so I was wondering if her speech pattern is similar to that of Elmo's, in that she refers to herself in the first person?

I remember there being like a Pac Man animated Christmas special, but I wasn't aware they did a series as well, lol. Was it produced by Hanna-Barbera too?

I understand, I got sick on lasagna once, and to this day, I can't even look at a picture of it without feeling the need to puke.

The least Grover could have done was bring Mr. Johnson some kind of sauce - garlic, ranch, buffalo, etc, after all, that's why those sauces were invented, so people would have an excuse to actually eat the crust, lol.

I don't know what to think when people actually read this stuff, lol.

Like you all with Home on the Range, I'm surprised the likes of Chicken Little and Meet the Robinsons are on the list... But, I'm happy to see some of my favorites made the list just the same...Both Rescuers movies, Oliver and Company, One Hundred and One Dalmatians, The Hunchback of Notre...

Slightly off topic, but has anyone seen the TMNT t-shirts at Walmart lately? They have the 80s Turtles on the front, with a caption that reads "Turtley Awesome".

Well, it IS "The Windy City" after all... :o

Well you know, every puppeteer who has created an ensemble of various characters has that one little character who's a bit more special than the rest, whether it's Kermit for Jim, Pufnstuf for Sid and Marty Krofft, Muley for Kev, Steve for me, Freddy for you... I'd be pressed to find a puppet...

Thanks for the link bdsweetie, that'll definitely come in handy.

It wasn't really a knock-off persay, yes, JHC did file a lawsuit against them, but it's only because the characters looked too Muppety... actually, a few Muppet people were involved with this show - Jim Kroupa designed and built the characters, meanwhile Chris Cerf and Norman Stiles were...

I so need to get myself some puppet trees, but until then, I need to find some place nice and safe to keep my puppets. I forget how I came into possession of this, but Steve D'Monster has a chair... it's a miniature lounge chair that's what call "puppet sized", as I'm able to sit him in it...

Holy cow! I'd hate to have to come back to a mess like that if I had to leave for a while!

When you bring up that point, I'm reminded of an anecdote from Caroll Spinney's book of back in the early days of SST when they were shooting an Ernie and Bert scene, after a take, Jim had dropped Ernie to the floor, walked over to grab something, and on his way back, shoved Ernie aside with his...

Christmas movies and such are on TV ALL YEAR LONG, besides, December first officially kicks off the "Christmas season". Not only that, but there's quite a few Christmas specials with the Peanuts gang, and they tend to air them weekly... A Charlie Brown Christmas, Charlie Brown Christmas...