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Mickey, Donald and Goofy in The Three Musketteers is actually a nice little film. Not the best film the mouse and company have ever been in, but good in its own right and probably the best Mickey project of this decade. I would love to see more movies like this come from the DTV people at...

I'm not saying that all remakes or spin-offs or sequels are bad. I just wish that more energy could be focused on making a quality product, especially if they are using a classic. I remember seeing the Rocky and Bullwinkle movie and Viva Rock Vegas in theaters when I was younger. It hasn't been...

That Joker Gonzo made me laugh out loud. Really, if I were drinking something, I would have done a spit-take! And I'm glad I wasn't. Liquid all over a laptop just isn't a good thing. Anyway, those are some fun Gonzos. :concern:

I bow to your Photoshop skills and knack for making the characters look so on model and awesome looking! Really, great job. I can't wait to see the project in its completion!

Meh... I wish there were more creativity in movies today other than using quality entertainment of the past as a crutch. Honestly, it's as though I can hear Hollywood big shots saying "Hey, this was popular and the kids seem to like it... Let's make a movie of it!" I'm not knocking the...

I always thought of Wembley as being the youngest, but it wouldn't surprise me if Boober is younger or in the very least, that they are close in age. Sort of in the same way that different people have different maturity levels even at the same age, I think it's the same with Fraggles. One could...

I agree 100% about the Muppets working better here with the Scrubs cast than VMX. I think you hit the nail on the head about why as well. I personally didn't feel as though there was anything missing or as though there should have been another segment. What was included was just right as far as...

I knew it was between a longshot and impossible for Wall-E to be nominated for Best Picture, but I'm still disappointed that it wasn't. It wasn't a major blow or anything upsetting, but I do feel it deserved a nomination. It wasn't perfect and certainly wasn't without flaws, but it was an...

I only was able to watch Sesame Street at my grandma's house. For some reason, we didn't get PBS. The Muppet Show, Muppet Babies, and various specials such as The Frog Prince and Emmet Otter really blend together as my first stepping stones to the Muppets as I remember watching all of these...

YES! I'm glad the rest of Freakazoid will be released. I like the later part of the series more than the first part for some reason. And that's awesome news about Tiny Toons as well!

That's really sweet! A wonderful way to give second life to a DVD.

I think Dr. Teeth strikes me as more in his late 40s or early to mid 50s. Fozzie... somewhere between 30 and 35. And Statler and Waldorf seem more like they'd be in their late 70s than in their mid 80s to me. It's an interesting topic, really. I never really thought about it.

Aww, no! It's terribly depressing to hear about all of these Broadway shows I want to see closing. The economy has hit everyone hard.

I believe, unless it's changed in the past year the Muppet Babies nursery is still there. Though I don't know what it looked like previously, when it did have Muppet merchandise.

Few people continue to to bring joy and laughter to the lives of others 17 years after their passing, but I can't help but to get a smile on my face every time I watch any of the antics of his characters when I watch the Muppet Show or Fraggle Rock. Thanks, Richard, and rest in peace.

Does anyone remember that one Christmas special featuring the California Raisins? That both fascinated me and completely creeped me out as a kid.

http://meggyc.deviantart.com/ I am absolutely, and willingly, neglecting my DA account now. I haven't really given myself much of a chance to work on anything other than my Web-comic. I want to go back and post and reply, but I have a feeling it will be a long while until I'm able.

Are you talking about the Muppets Star Wars/Star Tours figures in the left? The other stuff looks like a picture frame to me. I don't remember seeing the Bean Bunny plush the last time I went. I kinda want one. :o

I've heard that the current kid/tween generation is among the most eco-aware. Though I doubt PSAs alone are a huge contributing factor to that, kids have an understanding of sorts of man's impact on the environment.

Muppet Christmas Carol - (I HAVE to watch this one or else it just doesn't feel like Christmas) It's a Wonderful Life - I almost forgot to list this one! Emmet Otter's Jug-band Christmas A Muppet Family Christmas The Little Drummer Boy How the Grinch Stole Christmas (animated) Rudolf the...