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I have to say, I know you are selling your Muppets® because you are short of money. But we all are. It still doesn't make it right. You're selling someone else's intellectual property for $850. I really just think it's wrong.

Yeah, I'm with Jinx. Plus, I really don't like the Power Rangers.

No, it doesn't happen "all the time". It is copyright infringement and it is illegal.

The law only targets items (and it is for all items, including toys, clothes, cribs, bedding etc.) made for children 12 and under.

I think you should take a look at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lOWqOvWZcsM&feature=related

I missed the first 40 minutes. But it's on Hulu. So I 'll watch it there.

Yeah. Gotta wait a whole two weeks. :rolleyes:

It depends on the ongoing project. There are more than enough good puppeteers in L.A.

Here's the story:

And this would be an example of protecting a trademark from trademark infringement. This is not an example of copyright infringement.

Objective passion? Kind of an oxymoron, don't ya' think?

Hey, just realized, I've been to jury duty at the same court house the suit has been filed in.

Obviously you've never had the F.B.I. visit your place of employment to investigate missing pre-release copies of a major summer blockbuster.

Actually, there is a Copyright Police. It's the F.B.I.

"Hero"? Dude, you need to choose your words a little better. The guy is a thief.

Here's a video about producing "Sid the Science Kid". What I've always found most interesting about the idea of digital puppetry is it's ability to create the animation in real time. It could effectively be the genesis of a cartoon performed live...

Not the Henson lawyers, the Disney lawyers. I'm sure it's been it's been in the works a long time coming so that Disney's legal team could collect a mountain of evidence against them. And having gotten into arguments over this here and at another now defunct puppet message board, I can...

Buy rubber gloves and hold the foam or fabric in the dye bath, regularly agitating it, letting it float up a little, pushing it down, moving it around to get the dye bath to flow over the whole thing. I do this every time and never have an uneven dye job.

Jon Stewart just made a reference to Statler and Waldorf, comparing the Larry King interview of Senator John McCain to them. After showing footage of the interview, Stewart said McCain and King should be heckling the Muppets. Then they showed a clip of Statler and Waldorf with McCain's and...

Nothing in the booklet you can't live without.