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There is a difference between Oz and Connelly, though. Oz had worked with Jim Henson for many years and is/was one of the few Muppet performers who even the general public would know the name of (I think this was even the case before he started his directing career), while Connelly only worked...

I've read that Labyrinth was her first acting role, so it would have been after. This thread kind of reminds me of her acceptance speech when Jennifer Connelly got her first (and only?) Oscar. With all her happy crying, I kept thinking, "She's not acknowledging her work in Labyrinth???" Yeah...

It's "Happy Feliz day" with Rosita.

The only real "con", aside from many characters not having big parts (Link, Dr. Strangepork, Beauregard, etc), is Sweetums' introduction. It just comes off as odd. It seems his reason for being there is to just introduce another Muppet. They don't clearly introduce his name (Mad Man Mooney just...

I just watched the movie again for the first time in years. And I've got some things to say, aside from what I posted here earlier. This movie takes place in a universe where animals can talk to humans but don't, Arnie the Alligator's reason being "Frogs that talk to humans get killed and...

Here's the exact quote on the website: "David Bowie and Jennifer Connelly aren't too big of fans of Labyrinth. Both of them even get uncomfortable (in Bowie's case) or embarrassed (in Connelly's case) when their children are watching the film" Of course, as I said earlier, the website doesn't...

When you were a kid, when watching shows you liked, were there any episodes that you really liked, but it felt like the episode wasn't broadcast often, to the point that whenever you did see the episode, it felt like an event? Maybe the episode itself wasn't rare, or there was no reason for it...

Anybody ever notice how the first Kermit with a collar, as seen in Hey Cinderella, has a green collar? I don't think this is noted on Muppet Wiki, but Ive always noticed the color on the collar when watching Hey Cinderella. But when watching various Sesame Street season one segments it seems the...

Only one? The game has Kermit, Bunsen, and Dr. Teeth. That's three. Also, I used to think Zoot was green (and I think he actually was for awhile), and wouldn't have seen him as blue if not for this forum.

Well, the full version of the first promo, advertising only the first four videos, is online now. And it has a different announcer than in the later ones (so that "Kermit and Piggy Story" promo I found long ago would have been edited out of this version). Interestingly, the portion of Rock Music...

Was this really posted on the 28th? http://themuppetmindset.blogspot.com/2012/06/celebrities-you-like-to-see-work-with.html Responses to last weeks question "What celebrities should work with the Muppets?" I check the site many times each day (until articles are posted) and I don't remember...

Lately I've been a little addicted to the TV Tropes website. Anyway, there's one trope, "Old Shame", which refers to works where people involved are ashamed, sometimes to the point of trying to hide them from the fans. In the "film" section for Old Shame, which can be found here...

I watched episode 2598 tonight, and it was better than I had expected. I wasn't expecting much to write about. I wonder if the scene with Snuffy and his grandma constantly missing each other was meant to be a reference to the days when everybody missed Snuffy. Except in this case it's...

Pros: Kermit's friends are cool. "Life as a Pet" is such a catchy song. Kermit meeting Jim Henson. All the little fan references. In-Between: I don't know what to make of the pig scene. All the Wizard of Oz references, though I think the movie was referenced so much because it was reportedly...

It's noted that Matt Vogel could most-likely do Sherlock's voice well, but at least for now if Sherlock were to return he'd still be voiced by Jerry Nelson.

It was on the covers of some of the Muppet Babies Video Storybook releases. And it's on the back cover of the first Best of The Muppet Show release (with Elton John, Julie Andrews, and Gene Kelly).

It's "Sing a Song Day" with Ernie (it might have changed yesterday; I forgot to check the website yesterday).

Last night I dreamt that I learned several new facts about the Muppets, from a reliable source, and yet all the facts contradicted facts that I've known about for years. And I can't remember what any of the facts are anymore.

At the end of the Julie Andrews episode, during the goodnight Kermit says that "this has really been a moooo-ving experience", referencing the cow backstage. But for the most part, the cow was only on-stage (the only known instance of the cow on-stage being when The Swedish Chef brings it on his...

Did anyone else ever think that the white dress Jenny wears at the premiere of Manhattan Melodies looked like a wedding dress? That's what I used to think, even though we didn't see her get married.