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Today is "Dancing Day" with Cookie Monster.

Well, a year earlier, in Miss Piggy's one appearance on The Jim Henson Hour, when Vicki claims/assumes Miss Piggy dumped Kermit, Kermit starts to claim that they were never a couple.

One thing I noticed about the promo when I was younger was that during "The Muppet Revue" portion the announcer didn't mention Linda Ronstadt, but when watching the promo again I noticed that Loretta Switt wasn't announced when listing the Rock Music with the Muppets guest stars. And it seems...

It would be great if they would invite as many Muppet performers as possible and then send in as many characters as performers, so it would look like many characters would be there to accept their star.

You know, I've noticed that in many movies "silent" characters tend to eventually get some sort of line, sometimes brief, sometimes as a plot point/surprise/gag, and sometimes seeming like it's not much of an event (it seems Bobby's lines in the movies aren't that spectacular of moments... In...

Interestingly, that review lists two parody trailers I don't remember - Rise of the Muppets and Never. And they are listed before Green with Envy, and they seem to be listed in chronological order. Most of the deleted scene titles I recognize as happening in the novel. It mentions some credit...

Actually, Andy and Randy weren't in Deep Dish Nine or Porksmiths. And I think Dee Dish Nine is WORSE than Bay of Pigswatch.

I really hope that the Muppets do some kind of special to commemorate the occasion of getting their star (though have there ever been any television specials for somebody who got a walk of fame star?). Maybe a special about their star, or some sort of Muppet retrospective, or something like that.

Act 3 "It's time now for Piiiiiigs iiiiiin Spaaaaaaaaaaace.... When we last left our heroes, they were wondering if there'd ever be another installment...." "Oh no!", worried Link, "The enemies are attacking us!" "I never thought it would happen!", said Dr. Strangepork. "Given the...

Act 2 Steve Carrel was brought to the theater. "Wow! I can;t beleive you're actually here!", said Kevin. "Neither can I", said Steve. Devon was pointing his gun at Steve, while Kevinw as pointing his gun at the Muppets. "Will you please let me go?", said Steve, "I'm working on a movie...

Enjoy this newest episode of "The Muppets After The Muppets". Act 1 It was a somewhat busy day at Muppet Studios. Beauregard was dusting the shelves… “Good job, Bo”, said Kermit. “Oh, thanks”, said Beauregard. “But this is the fifth time you did this today”. Beauregard squinted, “Oh...

I thought I'd start a threa dabout the various scene transitions on various Muppet productions, particularly The Muppet Show. They seem to fascinate me a bit. It seems like transitions were more common during the first two seasons of The Muppet Show, but afterwards were a bit scarcer, where...

It's a shame they won't just rebuild Clueless Morgan.

Well, there is a big Sesame Street quiz online, I assume it's official. Here is the link: http://www.pbs.org/independentlens/blog/take-the-ultimate-sesame-street-quiz And according to one of the answers (which asks what show was regularly spoofed on the show... Hint, it has something to do...

I just found out that the Muppets (all of them!) are going to be getting a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. This is awesome! Though I wonder how Miss Piggy will feel about having to share her star.

Wow, this article is actually the first I've heard about the Muppets getting a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. Will they be the first group of people (as opposed to an individual) to have gotten a star together? And will Miss Piggy be mad that she has to share hers with so many others?

Dena Natali, a contributor at thatguywiththeglasses.com (I never heard of her until tonight), has compiled a list of her top ten scariest Sesame Street moments: http://thatguywiththeglasses.com/bt/dn/fmd/34061-top-10-scariest-moments-on-sesame-street The number-one entry, featuring an animated...

I've been thinking the same thing lately. Rocky and Bullwinkle are the only anthromorphic animals in their segments (or do Gidney and Cloyd count?), Mr. Peabody is the only anthromorphic animal in his segments... Fractured Fairy Tales and Aesop and Son are the only ones that have many...

One of the reasons I don't watch that storyline too often, heh heh heh... But I wonder what the show would have been like if there were more recurring villians besides Boris and Natasha, if there were other storylines with Boris and his gang, if the segments had a rogues gallery of villians.

Been watching the entire Burried Treasure storyline, and there's a number of things I noticed... This must be the only time we see Rocky without a hat on (well, I also recall an episode where Rocky quickly swithces his night cap with his aviator cap, but I think the animation was a bit fast...