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I was not being mean, furryfella. I just meant that I was pointing it out, but not requesting to buy it. I'm sure someone wants it...

Well, if they had done a sixth season, I would have liked to see them feature: Robin Williams (considered) Cher (considered) Mel Brooks Gene Wilder Billy Joel (I think he was popular around this time) David Bowie Bill Cosby

I know this video. It's called "Monster Hits," and it features nothing but monster skits and songs. Such classics as "Fur" and "Fuzzy and Blue" are featured on it. No, I don't want it, I just wanted to point out what video this was.

ssetta, YesterdayLand was undergoing server maintenance, and that's why it wasn't working.

You are fuzzy and orange!

I'm not counting them, Gymkata, because they weren't Muppet movies. They were Jim Henson movies.

ssetta, the big problem is that not everyone has Noggin. If Noggin were available in the basic cable packages of everyone's cable system, and the show was advertised and aired in a time slot where everyone knew it existed, maybe you'd get a lot more signatures. But none of that has happened, and...

Beaker, is your copy of the Cosby Show episode from NBC? I am really looking for a copy of this episode recorded from NBC...

My favorite is the Anything Muppets running up to the screen and saying the letters...

I'm looking for the Cosby Show episode, too, but I do not want the edited versions floating around trading circles...I'm looking for the complete version from NBC. Does anybody have it?

Please get this place open soon...it sounds like my kind of place!

No, it's the truth. The songs are still under copyright, and Henson didn't clear the rights for home video, only television.

How does this club work? Is it supposed to be a chat room, or what?

Ummm...actually, it was DISNEY who edited them. Columbia just used the same edits for video for some odd reason...

Where is this club, and how do I get in?

Jackie, you can see that blooper on the original CBS/FOX tape of The Muppet Movie, where they simply showed the complete frame, with visible arms sticking out of the puppets, instead of cropping it from the "matted" widescreen version.

Beverly Hills, CA and New York City (Manhattan, to be precise), NY.

Okay...thanks. I didn't know what the article was about, but now that idea makes sense. I just wish he'd finish "When You Wish Upon a Frog," which he promised to finish JUST BEFORE LaughingPlace.com fired him...

Yes, but whatever happened to the "Movin' Right Along" article he was going to do for this site?

It feels like former LaughingPlace.com columnist Jim Hill has disappeared off the face of the earth. He left the site before he could finish his story on the Disney/Henson deal, and his MuppetCentral articles still aren't finished? What happened to him, and are they still going to be finished...