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Also you have to consider Steve was in a spot there. He is whenever he is on a live show. Any performer is really. Even Jim found him self in a pickle now and then when he was doing Kermit live. I can't really take a live spot and judge the muppets on it. I think MFS had a good Kermit who...

I too thought it was odd for Steve to get Foo Foo while Steve is clearly a main performer. Though I think his being a main performer is the reason Foo Foo was recast. Now we can have Foo Foo back with Piggy interacting with Kermit. We can relive that hilarious "oo-dee boo boo boo" moment from...

First, I post mostly in this thread because the movie needs defending against wrong opinions. By that I mean opinions based on false facts such as the following... She is not a "rapper-wannaber". She is an R&B singer. Like her or not, she can actually sing. She can't always act, but she...

While it may be true that they wanted it to look cheezy, that doesn't mean it was the right way to go. I think it works for the dragon and the fire and the head, but not the woman/chicken. That was just too cheezy. I still liked it though, but that part was too cheezy.

While it would be nice if Frank decided to come back full time, it just won't happen. Of course everyone would rather the original performer of a role do the role. I'd rather Mel Blanc were still alive. I'd rather Jim Henson were alive. I'd rather Jerry Nelson stay with the Muppets instead...

It's just a chicken noise. How could it?

Apprently Billy West did some voice work for some story boarded cartoons that got canned. So, I don't know if he will keep the job or what. Personally. this Jeff fellow is the best I've ever heard when it comes to the Looney Tune characters. His Bugs and Daffy are great. Now, something...

Apprently the dirctor pushed for a theatrical release which actually makes much more sense than the special. Now if this had the budget of a full fledged movie I think a lot more people would be happy.

This is very interesting. I never knew why he was let go. It seems, combining both stories, that the WB fired him for fear of him really becoming the next Mel Blanc and asking for more money. It's too bad they did that. I love the idea of one person doing all the voices. It's also too bad...

Wayne and Wanda were actually cut from the show on purpose as were George and Mildred and Anne Sue. They were all pretty much cut out before the end of the Muppet Show because they didn't work for one reason or another. I do not think the puppets have turned to dust though. George made an...

No, I'm talking about Bugs Bunny. Bugs made regular appearances on Tiny Tunes and was in like the last scene of the x-mas special.

Noel Blanc did Bugs Bunny once in a Tiny Tunes X-mas special for some reason. On the regular Tiny Tunes show Bugs and all of the characters were played by Jeff something. I forgot the whole name. He then quit or was fired for some weird reason. Since then the character got split up a bit...

But Kermit spazz's out a litle too often now. He gets flustered really easily. He was always the calm one until ti got really nuts. Now he reminds me of Nigel from MT.

Yep. A Verry Merry Muppet Christmas was a special done by NBC in 2002. Scooter had a huge part in that. Certainly more than we've seen in years.

I don't see why Dave couldn't do the voice anymore. He was able to to it just fine on MT. It seems it would be less stressful than Gonzo. I think it's just a matter of not putting him in the script or finding a good part for him. How is Beau a stereotype? Or rather how is he any less of...

That is beyond amazing! So you can make many of these?

What if you give all of the people 100 dollars all of the time?

Did you watch AVMMC? That was Scooter's first new appearance and he was used a lot. Just as much as in otherm ovie I would say. I'm sure you'd likei t.

It's a matter of no one getting lines other than Kermit, Rizzo, Pepe, Gonzo, Piggy, Fozzie, Sam, Statler, Waldorf, Scooter (HE"S BACK), and someties the Chef. This was pretty much the case with MWoO and AVMMC. It also happened in MFS for the most part I think. There is no reason for this...

Just because there are puppets does not mean the target audience is kids. This is somehting Jim Henson tried to fight ever since he started Sesame Street. It's what he had to fight to get the muppet show up and running. The Muppet Show's target audience was not kids. It was teens and adults...