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Well said, Mupp. I applaud you. :) If any of the Disney Channel stars DO make cameo appearances in future Muppet movies, it would not be a step backward at all. Just remember to be respectful and refrain from acting like bullies, folks. And, yes, that includes you, Nick22 and Dr. Tooth.

Didn't your mother teach you any manners or lessons in courtesy and respect? Be nice to those folks and their fans. They deserve the same amount of courtesy and respect as any other human being. Not only that. Miley, the Jonas', etc. are Muppet fans too. And the way that those younger stars...

Don't forget about Lenny the Lizard, Baskerville, Muppy, Rover Joe, T.R. the Rooster, Catgut, Foo Foo, Miss Kitty, Luncheon Counter Monster, the Scoffs, Whaddayasay Bird, Ohboy Bird, Forcryingoutloud Bird, Ohreally Bird, Youknow Bird, Righton Bird, the Black Rooster, Miss Mousey, Leo, Grump...

I agree. Very funny vid. Classic Muppet material indeed. It's always a barrel of laughs to see :attitude:'s uber-patriotism get the best of him, providing further proof that Sam is not as cultured as he thinks he is. :D

Hello? You know that they've been planning to release it all along, so please be patient and don't be such a Boober. We just need to get an exact release date, that's all. I wonder if Gelfling Waldo at The Muppet Newsflash has anything to share with us, though...

Not to mention Taminella Grinderfall, the 4 "Musicians of Bremen" robbers, the "Muppet Treasure Island" pirates...

I also think another reason why some people may be disturbed by this new video is the fact that Carl eats a bunch of cute, innocent little bunny rabbits. This brings to mind a couple of posts by Dave Ebersole, where he explained his hatred of Carl, stating things like that he makes a habit...

I agree. To make matters worse, similar comments have been posted about this video on the Muppet Studios' Facebook page. :rolleyes:

I agree. Dr. Tooth does need to lighten up and be more tolerant and accepting of the DC stars. He's been mean to them for far too long, IMO.

I know this thread is several years old, but I must say that I do agree with you, Johnboy. I got the Pocahontas 2-disc DVD when it came out in May 2005 as well. "Pocahontas" is one of my favorites too and is unfairly underappreciated by a lot of people. By adding the "If I Never Knew You"...