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It was clips of the premiere of their 'Wizard Of Oz' movie with Ashanti. Miss Piggy, unsuprisingly, stole the limelight saying Ashanti had only half the talent she had on films. Kelly Osbourne and Ashanti attended the premiere. Great clips and interviews from Piggy and Ashanti.

oh me gosh I completely missed this thread - thanks very much to all of your best wishes. I had a great and relaxing 18th birthday, unfortunately now have soooo much coursework and exams to do it kinda ruins the fun. Thank you all very much again. :) ;)

Just to let you know it's picture 9 out of 11.

It's sort of like what happened when Diana Ross was on "The Muppet Show" you know the big bird that dances. Heres a pick of it with The Scissor Sisters. http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/in_pictures/4251763.stm

I love Helen Reddy to but I was also curious as to what the first song she sings on the muppet show actually called - because I don't have it but I'd be willing to buy it.

Yeah - that's wot i meant - the theatre playset - sos, I'm supposed to be doing homework and not paying much attention. I hope it's released for christmas too, cos last year they had tons of muppet stuff - now cos it's not the 25 year anniversary there seems 22 be nothin

Palisades theatre backdrop question? Does anyone know when it is going to be released in the U.K???

The problem is with the clips is that is swears and makes scandalous refrences, hence it being on at 11.05 in the evening. Its funny but it's really crude. Someone else can try if they want.

I know, I mentioned this in another thread on the forum. What is funny is that people want me to post what the said but for obvious reasons I can't, If you've seen it you'll understand why.

A saw this musical years and years ago in Southampton, U.K with my family and it seems to still be going strong today. Henson's Company does all the robotic animals and it was fantastic, very recommended.

Although it was Avid doing a mickey-take of them it was definetly them in the box and dressed like them. Although they did say much ruder things. Anyone see it yesterday?

The problem is that I can't trade because I have nothing to trade for it - but I was hoping to send a personal cheque to anyone who is willing to put these episodes onto video for me - kind of like the way Ebay does it. The reason is that these episodes were my favourite when I originally had...

The thing that I'm scared about though is that Victor and Jason will probably be "let off" because there are no nominations this week and it doesn't seem like Michelle can be bothered to tell them all what she saw in the bedsit, which is really frustrating. I think Victor started the whole thing...

Because I'm really angry that Emma's had to leave. It was Victor and Jason's fault for talking behind her back and then starting the whole argument, I just wish they get their cunnupance (or however you spell it). What do you think?

A two hour documentary of Sesame Street shows on The Biography Channel on Tuesday 1st and Wednesday 2nd of June - the docu is split in two halves. It is a premiere and I hope it's worth watching.

In one of my "Radio Times: Guide to comedy" it says that season 2 aired 28 episodes and I compared it to the other seasons and it does work out to 120 episodes aired at the original time of release. So, I imagine that the first 4 episodes of series 3 was shown on TV straight after the end of...

Because I'm quite big fans of both I was wondering have they ever worked with each other?

I got the 4 dvd boxset and it's fantastic, also there's a 'Muppet Show' 3 DVD boxset from Columbia Tristar, all three have been previously released before but all 3 are available in the boxset, it looks great!

I was just wondering are there any quotes from people who guest starred on 'The Muppet Show'. The only people I know who mentioned they had a good time on the show were Julie Andrews, Alice Cooper, Peter Ustinov and Candice Bergen. Anyone else know what guest stars said about working on the show?

From BBC website: " But accolades did not breed snobbery in Sir Peter and he continued to appear on US television in such roles as King George and Dr Samuel Johnson. He also relished a cameo appearance in The Muppet Show in 1976. " Very nice down - to - earth man, sorely missed. I have a...