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True, but after seeing him eat those letters in past years, I couldn't help but to get visual images of him biting that O to pieces. Poor O.

So far, I have enjoyed the Murray Has a Little Lamb segments. I think it's funny when Ovejita jumps on Murray. Lamb tackles are just funny. Sort of in the same way throwing Muppet chickens is always hilarious. I thought it was nice having the letter of the day in the opening street scene. But...

Thanks, Vic!

If I might provide a bit of constructive critique, I think her hips should be wider. And though I can respect the petite, athletic build, she almost seems to skinny. At first glance, she didn't come off as being feminine. Otherwise though, this is an interesting take on the character.

Aww, thanks. I think Slimey deserves fan art. (That and he's just plain easy/fun to draw) So I had to draw him :grouchy:

I don't draw fan art often. But I was between working on my webcomic and working on some math today when the urge to draw this came up: http://meggyc.deviantart.com/art/A-Grouch-and-His-Worm-94771120 It was drawn with oekaki Paint BBS and under 25 minutes. I'm not even sure if anyone would...

Aww... That's such a sweet picture! (If that were on DeviantArt, it would so get a +fav right now.) Watercolors, I assume?

I have a talent with different poses and expressions! I love that Wembley.

So cute. I really like your style and how you drew Scooter, especially. Grover is also cute! I like his pose. Question though, what's up with the grid coloring? Is that lines from notebook paper?

I grew up watching Muppet Babies AND the Muppet Show AND Muppet specials such as The Frog Prince on Nick Jr. (And Fraggle Rock on the Disney Channel) I liked all of them for different reasons and even though Muppet Babies is not classic puppets, it was, I consider, an important part of my...

I couldn't care less about the sports aspect, but it is nice to see people from all over the world come together in a friendly, competitive way to support world unity and friendship. (Man. That sounded CHEESY!)

I think the mentality of "MAN! I'm glad that's not ME!" is a very big element of comedy. It's not new. Even old back and white shows and movies take advantage of pain and embarrassment. Even before that, I'm sure that plays, books, and verbal storytelling took advantage of pain = funny. If it...

I thought the animated Bert and Ernie segment was adorable. And clay animation, though not traditional Muppets, is still a fine example of puppetry.

I think the big problem with Wipeout is, like Vic said, it really seems to be a rip off of Takeshi's Castle. Now, I admit, I haven't watched a full episode, but it just looks like a rip off. Even from the commercials! I think it looks funny, but it's been done before.

I think my prized possession would be the maqutete I made of one of my characters in my Character Design and Storyboarding For Animation class last year. While I have always loved to draw, to be able to sculpt something successfully for the first time was like seeing my first-born.

Uh. Weird. (Talking about the Hole in the Wall show) I can't imagine ever watching that. I think that Japan has the US beat as far as game shows go.

What's up with this mediocre animals in space trend this year? First monkies, now flies. What next? Pigs? Wait. Strike that. That could be pretty cool. ;)

Well, if the final product is solid, I can forgive the title change. I do like the font of the title however.

I want to see the classic Muppet Show formula with the characters interacting on stage and "off-camera". I thing it might be interesting to have a show that revolves around the Muppets making a movie. Like a Muppet film studios where either a) every episode is a new movie that has scenes that...

I have been looking forward to The Princess and the Frog for years. Though I really hope the movie doesn't rely too much on southern stereotypes. I don't think anything will keep me from seeing it though. I love the princess design, and the frog is really cute.