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I think you guys are trying too hard to hang onto the past. I mean do you really want a rehash of the same old muppet show? Why? Because it is familiar? While I did enjoy seeing the Muppet Theater in AVMMC, I don't know if they should just rehash the show.

I don't think the joke from Rizzo is some kind of look into Steve's mind. It's a bit of a strech. Speaking of MFS comentary, during the doctor's in the hall way scene Rizzo actually talks like Kermit vecause apprently Steve got a little confused there. The line is "See?" after Rizzo...

Just a point about "I'm Going to Go Back There Some Day". I believe he was looking up at the sky because he had been flying up there with the giant pile of baloons and he loved it because it was flying. I don't think he was talking about an alien world. In Muppet babies there were a couple...

Original? I think not. It was anything but original to find out Gonzo is an alien. Seemed like a rather obvious path to take. Also we NEVER got a look at his origin. In the trailers we were told Gonzo was an alien, and that is all we got from the movie as well. We didn't even find out his...

What do you mean it didn't do well? It got 11 million viewers.

I hate the wedding idea. It's hacky and over done and would be awful.

What we need is another movie movie. That is to say another movie that is a take on some classics of the past. GMC was a classic "who done it?" movie. TMM was a classic on the rode typew movie. MTM was a classic broadway type movie (kind of like singing in the rain). They tried the whole...

Well I don't think there is ever a floor seen in the shot, unless it's done like that picture where the performer is in a trch like space and the floor is seen in the back ground. It's all an illusion really. I've never seen a floor during a Chef skit.

When would you see a floor??

Oh yeah, that was a great scene.

Yes. He just isn't comfortable expressing it.

I believe the "retired" characters are being brought back because JHC finally realized you can't retire characters left and right every time a performer dies or retires. So many characters were retired or on the way out by the time MT came along that they had to basically create an entire group...

Yeah, I think it's pretty realistic that Doc threw them away. Besides, he probably lived there a really long time and knew there was no Gobo Fraggle that lived there before him.

Ot was him. He's been the only one to perform Waldorf since Jim Henson's death, except for some guy that performed him in the back ground during the Jim Hensom Tribute special. But that guy never spoke.

You're info is a bit wrong. Jerry and Nelson are not too different people. The man's name is Jerry Nelson. He originaly p[ayed Statler in the Muppet Show Sex and Violence pilot. When season 1 of The Muppet Show came along, Jerry was busy for many epsiodes so the role was taken over by...

This is amazing! It's so life like and accurate yet in such a small scale.

That new pic is a digital rendering. It is like the series 9 Fozzie that was shown. The final product looked a lot worse than the Fozzie we were shown. The same could be true with Ernie which would be very sad. I would rather they not release the digital stuff.

Wow. Gonzo's story was similar, though I can see why they chose to leave out the whole chopping off of limbs part. I like the robot thing, as it is basically what the tin man was anyway. I guess with all the back story behind the characters in the book it is pretty difficult to fit it all...

What recasts were done for this movie that were not done before it? Sam probably didn't have a large part because he wasn't needed. In fact he really doesn;t have a part in the movies. He had a smaller part at the start of TMM and some lines in GMC and only a cameo in MTM. In MCC he had a...

You say you've studied the book. I was wondering if Gonzp's story fits with the book. Was the original Tin Man a man turned into a tin man by the withc as well?