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At such a dinner party, I guess that Grover would actually serve the food instead of eat with everybody, and The Swedish Chef would probably cook the food.

I figured that... I was wondering about the other two that I mentioned. For the disco one, I was wondering if he was performed by Jerry Nelson or Michael Earl Davis.

This is my least favorite of the theatrically released Muppet movies. Too adventurous. I wish that more classic obscure characters were used as pirates. Crazy Harry and Beauregard would have made good pirates (Beauregard could be the stupid kind of pirate, who turns nice later). Bean Bunny...

Everybody likes Lew Zeland! I don't think he's underrated at all. It would be good if he did more in the movies, but he at least got lines in most of them.

I really like Craniac. He was the best character from the new Pigs in Space. The other characters from that segment were boring-looking in my opinion.

I found three great clips, all with Big Bird and Snuffy. One of them had Big Bird and Snuffy imagining that they were at a disco. I wonder if that was Jerry Nelson or Michael Earl Davis performing Snuffy... it definatley wasn't Robinson. It sounded like Jerry Nelson's Snuffy, but I also feel...

I meant that I saw Ernie's hand on the ther side of Bert (unless that was Oscar's eyebrow that I saw).

Disney didn't buy the Jim Henson Company. Disney only bought the Muppets and Bear in the Big Blue House characters and productions. I wonder if the current DVD releases will be re-released. Ditto with old releases that were only released by Random House.

Well, Robin was next to Crazy Harry, and having Nelson perform both makes just as much sense as Richard Hunt performing both Statler and Janice (as opposed to Scooter and Janice, or at the very least it makes as much sense as Statler and Waldorf not being performed by the same person in that...

I remember an episode like this, but I don't think it was a skit (maybe a multi-part skit that took place on the street), and I don't remember Gina being in it, but I remember an episode where Snuffy brings his favorite drum to Big Bird's nest area, and Big Bird accidently steps on it. I think...

The credits of The Muppets: A Celebration of 30 Years credits Jane Henson and Bob Payne as historians. However, I wonder what the use of this credit is. Were they in charge of choosing the clips? Were they there to educate the various background performers on the characters that they were...

Or Lefty could make an appearance tricking Peter into buying something stupid. Or maybe, instead of the usual opening, have an openignt hat spoofs The Muppet Show's opening (or at least have a scene somewhere ina n epsiode with all of the main Family Guy characters in rows of arches).

I once saw a karaoke CD that, in the song listing, listed celebrities who were most famous for those songs. Maybe it would be a good idea to do something like this for a Sesame Street karaoke album. Perhaps a track could say, for example, "Rubber Duckie... made famous by Ernie". But then I...

I could imagine Kermit saying something like, "I am Kermit the Frog, party of approximately 2, 345". Or "I'm Kermit the Frog, party of too many to actually count".

I wonder, if Kermit decided to take all of his friends out to dinner, would he have to rent out an entire resturaunt (of course, if Grover works at that resturaunt, maybe Grover could help arrange a good deal with the resturaunt)? And if Kermit invited all of his friends, would that also include...

Like in the 30th anniversary special, some characters couldn't make it. Why not, you ask? Well, here are why some characters couldn't make it... Blind Pew -- Too blind to know how to get there. Angel Marie -- Locked himself in a mailbox. Mt. Rushmore -- Couldn't move from it's spot...

And now, the side where the Muppets who are owned by The Jim Henson Company get to sit: It is on the right of the Disney-owned Muppets. In the front row, from left to right, we get our first table featuring Sam, Harry, Omar, Professor Madcliffe, Yorrick, Henrietta, Icky Gunk, and Moldy Hay...