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"It good to be Woolly Woolly and not Bully Bully!" Couldn't resist. I think it may be up on SW's video player. I remember seeing it not too long ago on there.

I don't say it's so much mean, as it is uptight. Ernie rarely, if any time, took it very hard (the possible exception is the book "Ernie's Big Mess" where Ernie goes so far as running away from home). Ernie just took it with a sense of humor, and sometimes even chuckled at his reactions...

The Babies, I feel should be released at a separate time, just so no one lumps them together as "those kid's characters Jim created in a cartoon," a bad stigmata for the Muppet license. The cartoons at least have some sort of a connection with the adult characters. Plus, I'm sure the fanbase...

Those videos remind me why I'll never be a celebrity photojournalist... I would have spent a LOT more time on the camera with Red Fraggle than any of those people. I mean, you can see them any old time. This is Red Fraggle. It's not like you see her every day, unless you have the DVD box...

I do not wish to see Planet 51... or as I like to call it, "We saw an episode of Buzz Lightyear of Star Command and are waiting to see if Disney's lawyers are paying any attention." Seems to me it is nothing but all the lame conventions of a CGI kiddy flick all combined into one forgettable...

I really hope that part of the interview sticks with Muppet fans... I really think that was an important question that had an equally poignant answer. The thing that I liked wasn't just that Disney went directly to him, but took advice from him on character recasts. After the whole "Kismet the...

I wouldn't be me if I didn't say this... but that looks an awful lot like how Kermit would look if he was created by Sid and Morty Kroft. Something about the eyes... and the weird pink pimple on his face passing as a nose. You know, sort of like how H.R. Puffenstuff looks a little like Ernie.

I know it might be a little early... but if anyone has "This is a Song About Elmo" by Adam Sandler, I'd really like that one.

Yeah... I think it was.Delivering Christmas was on a CD, but a compilation CD available only released by the Postal Service.

There are 2 things I mulled about since I read about it being a download only with no CD... I just think it would be too soon to see an actual CD release. And even as a single, a CD usually has one or two other little tracks aside of it. What would those other 2 songs be? Plus, no one really...

No... just those cartoons... maybe one of each or one or two... but a LOT of these cartoons were made well in advance before the show was canceled, and before they had the chance to shoot the live action bridges.

I said it before, but somehow, Cookie looks more European than Asian... it must be the conjoined eyes... There are hardly any Japanese anime characters with conjoined eyes... the cop from Tensai Bakabon and Sonic the Hedgehog (though he's a game character created in Japan, so he counts) have...

It's not that I;m trying to beat up on this guy's opinion... but there is one other thing that I've been thinking about... when exactly was Bert mean to Ernie outside of the first season, when he called him Meatball and other little names like that? I always thought it was the other way...

Unused, unaired Little Muppet Monsters cartoons. Somehow, someway they have to get them out. I KNOW they must have them somewhere...

Yeah... a Large Dexter, the size of the large PPG figures, DeeDee Monkey (the Dial M for Monkey monkey, untransformed with a wrench) and a large machine that i think was an Electron Microscope. I have that one, and a figurine set of Dexter, DeeDee holding a teddy bear, and Mandark standing in...

Honestly, when it comes to Mickey, the only person that really gave him a personality is the late Wayne Allwine. I've said it a LOT, but he's been the best Mickey we've had... and I'm sure they gave him some kind of personality in the comics... though, I really only read Donald and Scrooge...

Make no mistake, though... they're at LEAST better than some of these Oookkkkggghh... when did the Fraggles start drinking all that much coffee? Really, these plush are decent, but just not for the price. They look quite similar to the Nanco carny set... I see the problem, though...

The thing is, the KND stuff was made by a smaller, independent company. Truth be told, Trendmasters (or whatever it was called) had the license to make other CN show merchandise for a while. I distinctly remember seeing prototypes of Cow and Chicken and Johnny Bravo figurine sets. But they...