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He means the Koozebanian Spoobol that that Koozebanian got drunk on.

Happy Birthday Phillip! And may you someday find the rainbow connection...

This reminds me of The Muppets Go to the Movies... "THE MUFFETS GO TO THE MOVIES!" "Actually, it's 'Muppets'" "Sorry...THE MUPPETS GO TO THE MOVIES!" (Then we see the huge logo with P's drawn over the F's) And BTW, a pic of "The Foz" would be funny...he could be in a Fonzie-esque pose...

Re: Re: Yoda and The Muppet Show references Ummm...that's the OTHER nightmare episode...

Well, I am looking for the ending credits themes to TMM and TGMC. The TMM closing credits music is not on the soundtrack, and the TGMC closing credits music is altered on its soundtrack (removing the instrumental of "The First Time It Happens" and replacing it with a reprise). Does anybody have...

All of the Muppet movies are just that: movies. They're movies to us, and they're movies to the Muppets as well.

One thing about the ending of TMTM is that the entire "Manhattan Melodies" + Closing Credits suite blends in together, from the beginning of "Right Where I Belong" to the end of the closing credits...does anybody have an MP3 of this, uninterrupted, from the album (not the film itself)?

All of the Twiddlebugs were Anything Muppets too (except with those weird eyestalks attached to the tops of their heads).

It's a CTW production for Cartoon Network, featuring puppet segments (from Henson, if some are correct) and odd foreign cartoons...sorta like Pinwheel, except done by CTW...

Actually, Jim Henson was NOT Iggy Iguana. Some people who worked on the Muppets worked on Under the Umbrella Tree, but the "Iggy = Jim Henson" thing is incorrect. Maybe he SOUNDS like Kermit, but it's not Jim.

It's called "Java."

Count: As you'll read in the "Grand Muppet Party" thread, Senor Cero is not a Muppet. He was actually a Zorro-like character Luis dressed up as whenever a situation arose involving the number 0. Whenever such a situation happened, Luis left, with a typical "I have to go do _______" line, and...

BTW...Count, I'd like to point out (if you don't already know) that Señor Cero is not a Muppet. He was actually a Zorro-like character that Luis dressed up as whenever something happened involving the number 0 (and, as with most dual-identity characters, Luis was nowhere to be found until Señor...

As part of CBC's 50th anniversary celebration, they held an online poll to decide what program of each genre they should air to represent the best of the CBC's programs. One of the choices for children's programs was the Fraggle Rock episode, "The Lost Treasure of the Fraggles." They will...

And Jerry's voice for Herbert actually sounded sort of like Ned Flanders' voice (all of you said he looks like Ned Flanders...well, he sounds like him too).

Say...what network are they from?

This place would have been fun. Henson was experimenting with Audio-Animatronics in MuppetVision 3D, so we could have been able to get face-to-face with Muppet characters in this place.

OK... Daffy, you were right. It IS Matt Robinson, the only Gordon to have an afro. I should know, I have seen that cover for "The Sesame Street Book and Record" also (in the same book, "Jim Henson: The Works", in fact).

No no no! Marty Robinson (actually, Martin P. Robinson) is the puppeteer for Telly and Snuffy (the front half). MATT Robinson (R.I.P.) was the original Gordon.

I can take Billy's place, Cantus. I'm one of those people who wants the Pickle Balancer to be finished so we can have Fraggle/Muppet-mayhem chats...I'm can't do web design, but I can be an idea man.