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Whoops, sorry! Their NAMES are Zook and Max!

Thank you, thank you! I prefer wide-screen because you get more (if not all) of the picture. I don't mind the black bars on the top and bottom of the screen!

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Here's me! http://www.myspace.com/3635161

I'm technically single, too.

How is he developmentally disabled? My 10-year-old daughter is autistic and she's always been obsessed with the Muppets. These days, she loves to watch "Monster Hits!" on DVD, and "Sing Yourself Silly!" on VHS.

That book had an enormous effect on my drawing style. I managed to snag a copy off ebay a couple of years ago, since my original copy from childhood is long gone. And here's his website, for those who are interested: http://home.earthlink.net/~rogerbradfield/index.html

Caroll Spinney drew Big Bird in my sketchbook at BAM, and yes, he signed it.

Piggy's voice was especially weak, but nevertheless, I enjoyed it more than anything new I've seen from the Muppets in a long time. I'd just watched Kylie Minogue sing with Kermit on youtube.com a few hours prior, and I think this is what the Muppets do best: sing songs and do short comedy bits!

I taped it off TV, and even though the quality is not the greatest, I know I still have my copy because my brother & I watched it quite recently.

I adore Popeye. Last night, I watched one of my all-time favorite Popeye cartoons, "Ballet De Spinach". It never fails to crack me up.

So did I, at the one on Sunrise Highway in Lindenhurst. I think the Swedish Chef and Statler & Waldorf were in there, too.

I finally received a letter from The Muppets Holding Company the other day, thanking me for auditioning but that they have no openings for me at this time. Which is funny, because they told me this six months ago! Still, it was nice of them to get around to sending this. Since the audition, I've...

That has to be the funniest thing you could ever possibly post, considering the degree to which people deconstruct the Muppets on this website! Bravo! In any case, questioning the BTTF trilogy makes it even more fun to watch for me, because I get to think about how these problems could be...

I never thought of that! I love time travel movies, and Back to the Future is my all-time favorite trilogy. Here's my favorite anomaly from BTTF II, as quoted from a website entitled "Temporal Anomalies in Time Travel Movies unravels Problems in Time": "Doc has again undone history in a major...

I always regretted not getting Herry. I only saw him once, in a box on top of the shelves at Toys "R" Us. I don't mean on the top shelf; the box was actually on the top of the top shelf. I guess that's where they used to put toys when there was only one left. In any case, that's just way too...

Unfortunately, my memory is pretty fuzzy. I know it was a Muppets/Jim Henson retrospective-type of special. I'm trying to recall when I saw it broadcast... Maybe 1986? I know it was before Henson died. Then again, maybe it wasn't!

Is it the one where Frank Oz explains that, when he performs Miss Piggy, he has to bring up the woman inside of him? 'Cause I've been wanting to see that one again for years.