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I don't know, but it's an interesting idea. I've wondered how the Muppets would look in well-realized CG. I've always really felt that Pixar reminded me of the Henson company anyway--their characters have so much warmth and life to them, yet the zaniness quotient is pretty high as well...

Why couldn't Wesley be at the wedding? If the traveller could show up a few times, why couldn't Wesley show up at the wedding of his friends? I don't understand why this is a problem... As for the Klingons, I really like the "explanation" from the DS9 episode with the Tribbles. When they...

Hooray! I can't wait to find a place of honor for these guys in my collection!! :p :( :grouchy: (and Grover and Cookie Monster)

I'm kind of conflicted about this. I adore Pixar--I've always felt as if each one of their movies was made just for me, and I bet a lot of people feel the same. It's amazing the way they can connect with people on such a personal level. At the same time, I have a lot of affection for...

Palisades has a nice still picture from the ad up in their news section, if anyone wants to check it out...

Wow--I was about to write "If you guys are reading this board, congratulations!" I guess I should write "since you guys are reading this board, congratulations!!" I hope you had a beautiful wedding!

Happy Birthday, Ernie! We Love You! :p :(

Hooray for Lord of the Rings! You're right about the acting nominations, though--quite a shame. Still, I'm betting it takes home best picture and best director.

Thanks for the link to that fascinating article. I can only hope that a show like this will get the funding and support that it needs in the long run. I think it's a wonderful idea and could help promote the kind of cultural understanding that Sesame Street has always taught in a more focused...

I think you guys are thinking about two different songs here. I could be wrong, but I think one of you is thinking about the song by Burt Bacharach: "Keep smiling, keep shining, knowing you can always count on me, for sure. That's what friends are for." The Ernie and Bert one includes...

Yeah, it was Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom, and (I think) Gremlins that were behind the PG-13 rating. From what I've heard, it was actually Steven Spielberg who originally suggested the category to the MPAA.

Funny that they ship 30 days after the end of the auction. Does that imply that the person selling them doesn't actually have them right now?

I think the first R-rated movie that I went to see in the theater without parents was Terminator 2. I was about 14 or so, and nobody checked ID. I really felt like I was getting away with something. This reminds me of a Simpsons episode (I can't remember which one) where a bunch of Bart's...

Elmo's voice in Follow That Bird, though, sounds nothing like his real voice...

"Big Bird in China," like "Big Bird in Japan" and "Don't Eat The Pictures," was originally made for TV, so there have only been two Sesame Street theatrical films. Hope this helps...

Well, I'm excited! :excited: I'm not one for football, but I'll Tivo the Superbowl fer sher :flirt: just to see this!

I'll limit myself to TMS characters, since it's just way to hard for me to pick a favorite Sesame Street character (though Cookie Monster, Ernie, and Grover all all up there on the list). As for Muppet Show muppets, I've always had two answers for this. Kermit is the one I would most like to...

I really miss DS9. I can't afford to buy all of the boxed seasons on DVD, and they never have reruns on my stations. I think TNN (er, "Spike") might be starting to show them sometime, though, so I hope I get to see it again soon. TNG is a sentimental favorite for me (the first Trek show I got...

In "The Naked Now," the series's second episode and an update of the classic "The Naked Time," Tasha (while "intoxicated" by some kind of space virus) does indeed seduce the "fully-functional" Data. Then she told him at the end that it never happened, but we all know better... Tasha died...

I've made that okay for myself by assuming that 70 years in a pattern buffer will do things to your brain. Probably he was a little disoriented...