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Each person can indeed make a difference, but there are probably more worthy things we can do than to save a building. It's one thing if EM.TV was making this decision, but if the Henson family feels that it needs to be sold, then it's their decision to sell it. As everyone has said, if this is...

Just wanted to thank everyone for the feedback so far. I'm making notes of the things being mentioned. Some of these changes have already been implemented, others will be rolled out in the new year. Keep your comments coming...

A Very Merry Muppet Christmas will reair in the United States on the Hallmark Channel Wednesday December 17 and Sunday December 21. If you have Hallmark, it will definitely be worth checking out.

Derek, If you can, try to take a camera if possible. It would be nice to have as many visuals as possible since the building will be closed in the near future. (If you are able to take any pics, please e-mail me.) In a small way, we all will be going with you and "Saying Goodbye" together.

Thanks for sharing this Tony. It's really great to see a classic song like this so prominently featured. 365 Days did a nice job on the research as well.

Cool. Was the Christmas shop just a local place or was it some kind of retail chain? Anybody know if the candy canes have shown up anywhere else?

There will be a lot more Muppets Tonight stuff in 2004. I've already been working on recording the music episode-by-episode for Muppet Central Radio.

Just a reminder, there are only a couple days left to get 10% off all merchandise from WickedCoolStuff. See the first post in this discussion to find out how you can get your discount for anything in the store.

Wow, that is absolutely crazy! What's amazing is how well (and character accurate) everything was constructed. If you are wondering where Bert's legs came from, here's a guide on how they made the Bert rockets. http://www.vatsaas.org/rtv/arsenal/teamrocs/bert/bert.aspx I really like the...

There is a small Jim Henson and Kermit museum in Leland, Mississippi. They are adding new things all the time. http://www.muppetcentral.com/articles/reviews/exhibits/mupmuseum.shtml

It varies. I've seen them go as low as $125 or so and as high as $350.

These show up on eBay every couple months. That would be the easiest way to acquire a set.

According to the record, the song is entitled "All Around the World" even though it's commonly referred to as "Around the Universe".

Around 1995-1998, embedding MIDIs was all the rage among novice Web designers. Music is such a matter of taste and preference that it really doesn't work well when forced upon all of your users (unless it's a music site and in that case there needs to be an always visible "off" switch)...

The next home page menu designed by James Carroll is up on the front of the site. This one celebrates Muppet Christmas Carol staring Gonzo, Rizzo and lots of other Muppety friends. I really like Muppet Christmas Carol as it focuses on the more serious side of the Muppets. Let us know what you...

I agree. I wish the plush were boxed. They display so much better. Keep your own personal top five collectibles of the year coming. It's fun to read what everyone liked most and why.

Here's a rundown of the Sesame Street NBA commercial... http://www.muppetcentral.com/news/2003/121303.shtml

Unfortunately the only Emmet Otter merchandise is the actual special (VHS and DVD). One of the songs (When the River Meets the Sea) was released on the 1986 album "Favorite Songs From Jim Henson's Muppets". There's also the original book that was published in the early 70's before the special...

Wow, that's great especially this time of year when people are looking to pick up DVD's for the holidays.

Saw it during the Mavs-Lakers game as well. It's an awesome spot. We'll have more info on it later today.