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It's just been announced on both the Muppet Guys Talking website, the Muppet Guys Talking Facebook and Twitter pages, and Frank Oz's Twitter that Muppet Guys Talking will now be a book coming this November, titled "Muppet Guys Talking: The Book". According to the site, "If you liked Muppet Guys...

Well, Gina made her debut in season 19, and it featured David who left after season 20, so it'd have to be one of those two seasons. Not to mention a brief clip of Gina jumping with excitement in Hooper's store is in the opening montage in Sesame Street: 20 and Still Counting. Man, David and...

Well, The Looney Tunes Show was a lot different from the classic shorts. I think the two were also paired a lot in the old comic books and various storybooks, but again, those tend to be different from the shorts. Especially the comic books, which changed a lot of things involving the...

People often say that the two don't really have any chemistry or are too similar in personality though Bugs is wackier/more interesting while Porky is more down-to-Earth. I often wonder why they had Porky as the hunter in A Corny Concerto as opposed to Elmer, I feel Porky could have been the...

I always noticed they looked real in his first scene in A Muppet Family Christmas, but otherwise it took years for me to realize that they usually are real.

Disney and Warner Bros. both have duck characters - Donald and Daffy - who both have bad tempers, both have constant bad luck, both are second banana to the companies main stars (with Daffy, he's second banana to both Porky - who was the star when he was created, though it'd reverse after Porky...

Out of all the Muppet movies (not counting Muppets from Space), The Great Muppet Caper and The Muppets Take Manhattan seem to have the longest gaps between musical numbers. The Great Muppet Caper doesn't have any songs between "Piggy's Fantasy" and the end credits, so almost the entire last...

Last night I watched Spy Hard for the first time since 1999. And it was actually only the second time I've watched it all the way through (I've seen bits and pieces at times, and since I have a couple Weird Al Yankovic DVDs with the opening song, I hadn't felt a need to see the whole movie since...

I've never noticed many fictional bullies being fat. Of course in The Nostalgia Critic's review of Hocus Pocus, it's said that in real life those bullies would be the ones getting bullied, and I can't quite figure out why they would get picked on.

I caught that show occasionally and noticed some similarities, mainly with a narrator, but didn't really care for that show. But then again, that was around the time that I was starting to care less for new Cartoon Network and Nickelodeon shows.

Regardless of whether it's the same quality, dumbed down, better, whatever, it's still a bit odd. Many big franchises have had movies, specials, and so on, there have been many revivals in considerably different styles (for better or worse). Heck, it would have been great if, following the end...

I've been thinking about this quite a bit recently, but it seems like while the show was a big hit and has had merchandise and such, it seems like it's not that big, maybe even more underground than the Muppets (though maybe more "cult"). It seems the characters haven't really been in much else...

I feel like The Goldberg's is starting to get away from the 1980s. There was recently an episode called 1990-Something which was meant to be a backdoor pilot, and on last night's episode, Adam says that Dave Kim has Super Mario Bros., which came out in North America in 1990.

Recently, I've watched the Lamb Chop's Play-Along theme online. I watched it in a video of a full episode and as a stand-alone clip, and noticed in both that there's a different bridge section with Shari Lewis sings encouraging people to do certain activities. In one she encourages the viewers...

Can't decide if this is more appropriate here or on the "what's the deal with...?" thread, but tonight I was on Netflix, I searched a few names, and saw several titles listed, basically saying "search titles related to (insert actor or crew member here)". Including many titles that I definitely...

Considering it was always produced by Sesame Workshop, I wonder how much video footage from Sesame Street the JHC Archives has copies of (it seems like they do have copies of a lot of guest appearances owned by other companies, so maybe they do have copies of the show). I'd be willing to bet...

One thing I've been curious about is, before this was even shot, how close were Frank Oz and Bill Barretta? I've heard about Frank referring to Bill as "the new guy", but it seems they didn't work together on many projects. Most of the major productions the two worked on (Muppet Treasure Island...

A lot of fictional dinosaur characters are green. Earl, Fran, Robbie, and Charlene Sinclair. Godzilla (I think... haven't seen any Godzilla things in a long time, but I think he's green and not a different dark color). Baby Bop. Ducky and Spike from The Land Before Time. Pterri from Pee-wee's...

I saw a comment somewhere on Facebook that Steve Whitmire is not mentioned in the documentary, which if true is kinda sad. But considering they cut nine hours down to just 65 minutes, there's surely a lot of important stuff discussed that don't show up in the final cut (I guess we'll find out...

I haven't purchased it yet. Anybody know if you have to use a credit card to purchase the download or if you can use a debit card or prepaid credit card? I don't mind paying, though I'd really rather pay if it was a DVD/Blu-ray, movie ticket, or iTunes download. Also, anyone know if you can...