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I had a blast at San Diego Comic-Con this year, and would love to be a part of a cartooning/puppeteering ensemble. I've actually been thinking of bringing my puppets to cons and interviewing people, but haven't done it yet. Oh, and my friend Joe Meyer has a fursuit of one of his comic book...

Pink Floyd, Sgt. Pepper! The outfits were first worn for the cover of the Sgt. Pepper album. There are three versions of the Hello Goodbye video, the third being hilarious as the Beatles goof off and run around the stage!

Here's a comic I did a few years ago entitled "Reminiscing about Nickelodeon's Pinwheel": http://www.angelfire.com/ny4/timkelly19/gator.html

Yes! "The Arm" is indeed on this album, and David's vocals are in top form.

I couldn't have put it better myself. Northern Calloway was the best singer in my opinion, and it's tragic that he died so young.

I'm listening to it now, and it's really wonderful. Bought it for $10 at a record store in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. Not only is it the original gatefold version (which is beautiful packaging w/photos), it also has a huge, full-color, illustrated poster. As for the songs, I've long lost my 45 of...

There are two releases that I know of, but since my daughter never really got into him I don't think I'll be purchasing them. I do have fond memories of watching him when I was a child, though. I think I was always impressed to learn that he performed ALL of those puppets in the Land of...

I thought Fred sounded different in the latest Fruity Pebbles commercial (everything in Bedrock has turned pink).

I was pleasantly surprised. I didn't even think I was going to watch it, but I sat through the whole special and it did entertain me. They did a really nice job with the overall look of it and jam-packing it with lots of Muppet characters. I think my favorite aspect of it was seeing Scooter...

Darn it, I almost won! Oh, well. Better luck next time!

One of my all-time favorite shows. Found it on a UHF station when I was a tween back in the early 80s, and am thrilled that it's out on DVD!

"Count It Higher" has been a favorite in our house for years!

(1) Yes. (2) The words on the drum say "LOONEY TUNES" on the top and "A WARNER BROS. CARTOON" on the bottom. (3) "Hare Tonic" (available on the VHS collection STARRING BUGS BUNNY!) "Baseball Bugs" (available on the DVD LOONEY TUNES GOLDEN COLLECTION) I think it's also at the end...

I've got a little bit of animation on my website: http://www.angelfire.com/ny4/timkelly19/stom.html And here's my cover of the R.E.M. song "Dangerous Times": http://www.vfisforthekids.com/index2.html

I've been writing & drawing comics for years... http://www.angelfire.com/ny4/timkelly19/ ...and recently started filming puppet shows starring two of my comic book characters, Zook and Max. I'll try to have some footage put online soon!

My daughter & I have always loved "Veggie Tales." I bought "An Easter Carol" this year and there's no mention of Classic Media on the box. I also couldn't find the animated shorts on the DVD, darnit.

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Animal's voice was terrible, and I was surprised that Fozzie casually said "Oh well" after knocking Kermit over with the ladder. I would think he'd care a little more than that. Anyway, I was amused by the other sight gags: Kermit scared by the toy train, saying "Not real" to the camera about...

"The Rocky Horror Picture Show" is my favorite movie of all-time. I saw it for the first time back in 1988, at a movie theater out in Bay Shore that is now a Pier 1 Imports. I did audience participation and dressed up until early 1990. Before the official VHS came out, I paid $30 for a copy of...