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Throughout Letters to Santa both Pepe and Rizzo speak out agaisnt believing in Santa Claus, and at the end it turns out Pepe is one of the three who wrote Santa a letter, showing that he believed in Santa all along... But we don't really get anything about of Rizzo not believing in Santa.

Another reason why now would be a good time to release an Electric Mayhem album: Last august Disney started an official Muppet album store page online, but since then we've only gotten three Muppet albums (The Green Album, the movie soundtrack, and a reissue of A Green and Red Christmas). Why...

I don't know if Happiness Hotel would be appropriate on an Electric Mayhem album. The band does get its own section (or two), but I wouldn't call it an "Electric Mayhem song".

I'd like a new Muppet show, though I wouldn't want it to just be titled "The Muppet Show" (nor would I want it titled "The Muppets"). Maybe "The New Muppet Show" or something completely different (aside from the Muppet name in the title). I'd definately want it to take place in the theater and...

I don't think any of these "Flanderization" aspects apply to the recent movie. While he doesn't have a big part I don't think Sam did anything related to America (maybe the news show he did... But even then, on the scroll-bar, two things that stink include "the french" and "the non-french", and...

I wonder if it'd also be good to get a new Rowlf album as well, if not a rerelease of Rowlf: Ol' Brown Ears is Back.

I'd prefer for an Electric Mayhem album to have plenty of existing songs that hadn't been on previous albums, but even if it were all songs that have been released on albums, I think there's enough album-released Electric Mayhem songs to include on an album: Tenderly Sweet Tooth Jam Sax and...

And it was on the Muppets Wizard of Oz soundtrack (one of many non-Oz songs to have also been released on Music, Mayhem, and More!). As far as covers with new photos vs. old photos goes, I'd be okay with existing photos only if all the material is recordings from previous productions, but I...

Might not be easy like that. I might get asked when not in a talking mood or I really don't feel like answering the question being asked and just want to get answering it over with. Or I might feel like I'll get interrupted while answering.

I thought the one with Madleine Kahn came first, and then the second album came out and they had to replace Kahn. I've heard Rowlf sing that song, and Rowlf's version didn't have anything in the middle to lead to him cheering up.

Perhaps if it consisted of only older recordings it could include: Tenderly Don't Blame the Dynamite Money Where You At? Can You Picture That? Night Life You Can't Take No for an Answer Wild Thing Rockin' Robin Sax and Violence New York State of Mind Barnyard Boogie Rocking and Rolling Around...

People often ask me questions like that, which make me cringe before saying no because they ask in a way that I feel if I said no they won't exactly know which part I mean by no. Like if someone were to ask me "are you off tuesday or do you know yet?", and the answer to either question is no, I...

Just recently I was thinking it was odd that the Stars and Stripes Forever viral video featured Bobo in a mix of hard-to-understand characters, then realized that the penguins can be understood. But then I saw this thread. Of course in The Muppets during the finally they clearly (in quack-y)...

I can't really understand what her "no" to not wanting to watch Labyrinth again is. Does she mean no as in she doesn't want to see that again, or no as in there's many old movies she would rather not watch again but Labyrinth is an exception? Confusing (and it's a shame we can't easily contact...

I don't see what's so odd about putting Bobo there then. Gonzo or Carl would have been more appropriate choices.

Does anybody else think Bobo's inclusion in the Stars and Stripes Forever video is odd? I know that the tune doesn't have any real lyrics, but all the other singers are characters who can't be understood well (well, also the penguins), and yet Bobo's also there, humming along. But I guess we...

I wonder if fans would object to an Electric Mayhem album that also featured a number of celebrity guests, like the Kermit Unpigged album.

Back when Power Rangers became Power Rangers Zeo, I would often say "There's no such thing as Power Rangers... There's Power Rangers Zeo!" Of course, not counting the brief Alien Rangers series this was the first Power Rangers show to have a new format and costumes and such.

Would an Electric Mayhem album be better if it was a compilation of existing tracks (including unreleased songs from The Muppet Show and various specials) or if it was all-new tracks, perhaps a mix of original songs and covers? And would they have to find some way to give Zoot dialogue so he can...

Do you plan on doing a "Positive and negative" on any of the specials?