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That's a cool looking poster, and well-done for a fan-created job. I'd like to see the sequel as well, since the first one was so much fun.

That's hilarious--my wife used to think the same thing back when we were in college. She didn't actually hear the song that way, but when a DJ announced it that's what she thought it said. We've been singing "chicken to ride" and cracking ourselves up ever since!! :crazy:

Wow. :( This just makes me sad. If it's a step toward the long-term future success of the company, though, so be it. It still makes me sad...

Thanks for the link! I'd seen "Don't Forget to Watch the Movie" before (back in 1997 at the first Austin Powers movie), but I never saw the history of film before. :)

Sorry to say, but I don't think anyone's going to be able to help you with this. Since the movie is available on dvd, and since I'm sure we all want to support the Henson company, I don't think people are going to tell you about bootlegs online. Sorry... Check your listings for repeat...

Remember, Matt, a Jedi's wisdom decreases not with the removal of his wisdom teeth, hmmm?!? Feel better soon!!

These figures are wonderful! You know, the one I was least excited about was Patrol Bear Fozzie. Don't get me wrong--Fozzie's just about my favorite Muppet, but I already have regular Fozzie, Vacation Fozzie, and Invisible Fozzie. I just didn't think I needed another one. But he's such a...

I just got my series 6 figures (minus the Swine Trek) at Sam Goody. They came in on Friday night, and it was just in time for Triple Points weekend. Hooray! :D

So many favorite Grover songs... Okay, let's start with "Over, Under, Around, and Through." What a great song. Probably the Grover song I've known for the longest time, and I just love the way the Grover-exasperation builds through the whole song. It just gets harder and harder for him...

I thought Muppet fans just liked the Muppets... ;)

That's cool! We don't have that store around here, but maybe other local dollar stores will have them as well. I remember getting some cool Sesame Street juice boxes at a dollar store as well...

Well, here's another one from our house... In "Mrs. Robinson" by Simon and Garfunkel, there's a line that goes "...going to the candidates' debate." Well, my wife used to hear the last part as "today's the date," which meant (once we thought about it) that the line would have to be...

I really liked this movie too, and the dvd is great. If you missed it tonight, though, I think the Hallmark channel will be reairing it again in the evening on December 17th. :)

Hey everyone, I was wondering which song lyrics you've misheard, and what you thought they said. There's a good Muppety reason why I'm asking... My wife and I were watching "Emmet Otter's Jug Band Christmas" last night, and I remembered a line from "Barbecue" that I had always misunderstood...

This is funny--I thought there was going to be a quiz or something, but it was instantaneous! Well, I guess Santa does already have all of the info filed away... Andy Nice, with a few exceptions. Needs to be nice to everyone not just friends. Could try a little harder when things are...

I remember really liking this special, but it's been a long time since I've seen it. Maybe I can dig up my old Beta copy when I'm home in a few weeks.

Well, so far, I like it. I haven't messed around with all the bells and whistles, but it's good that people will be able to customize things to their own preferences.

Well, Kermit was running through the streets laughing with glee after returning to the real world. He's calling out the names of the stores, and they're all Starbucks, Gap, Baby Gap, Banana Republic, Baby Banana Republic, etc... It was pretty funny!

I think my favorite (or one of my favorites) has to be the deleted scene that's only featured in the outtakes section of the dvd, where Kermit is running through the streets calling out the names of all of the stores and businesses (à la "It's A Wonderful Life"). The fact that they were all...

Hey there, Normally I wouldn't shill for Walmart, but I was just there this morning (to get contact lens stuff--man, that's pricey at the grocery store), and I saw "Kermit's Swamp Years" and "Elmo in Grouchland" in the $5.88 dvd bin. Many Walmarts seem to have these bins, so I just thought...