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Ooh, nobody's mentioned Dog City. I wanna see me some Dog City on DVD.

Michael Cerveris and Patti LuPone - A Little Priest, from the 2005 Sweeney Todd revival.

There is a girl that I really like. I'm three years older than her, though, which is... well, I can't imagine positive reactions from anyone were anything to happen.

I have a friend named Paul Fidalgo who's an actor with the American Shakespeare Company, but his real passion is for music. He's released one album thus far, entitled Paul Is Making Me Nervous. If you've got the time to spare, I implore you to listen to some of Paul's stuff here. Let me know...

The "it looked like your mom" joke is among the worst in the movie.

I absolutely love the melon-sized eyes that Kermit's sporting when trying to keep Piggy from falling to certain doom.

So I just got back from seeing it. And boy do I have some thoughts. -The highlight of the movie was a certain scene between Leo and Raph. If you've seen the trailers or TV spots, you probably know what scene I'm referring to. I won't spoil it for those who don't. It was a fantastically...

I think that The Jim Henson Hour and Sam and Friends on DVD are the biggies for me. Also, re-releases of the Jim Henson Records releases would be swellular.

You haven't missed much. He was in a direct-to-DVD movie called Ganked that we got at our video store. One day my co-worker and I were bored and watched it... pretty awful stuff. While we're discussing sequels, I'd love a Mystery Men sequel please.

My parents were always fairly lenient about allowing me to watch R-rated movies and playing M-rated games and stuff. I saw my first R-rated movie at six (Terminator 2: Judgment Day) and played my first M-rated game (Metal Gear Solid) at eight. I'm gonna change the subject (and since it's really...

Convincing John, please.

It's a lovely day. I'm going for a walk.

I think you guys are right. Magic.

Awesome! Thanks SJohnson.

Only on a Muppet forum would you find a thread as delightfully weird as this.

Well, this isn't related to this thread that much, but it appears that Gerard Butler has signed on for a remake of John Carpenter's Escape from New York, originally starring Kurt Russell. Judging from past Carpenter remakes, I can't say I approve of this. At least until a director is hired.

Just so everyone knows, last Tuesday, the complete fourth season of the first Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles animated series was released in a five-disc set, with a total of forty episodes. Up until now, there have been several volumes of the show (which makes up the first three seasons), but from...

...whoops. I was wrong. It's been a while since I last read it... I know what I was thinking of. It was the DC mini-series Crisis on Infinite Earths that was thirteen issues.

Thirteen, sir.

I'd go a step further and say NC-17.