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I was surprised to see Scooter referred to as ""underappreciated". I thought that the majority of us fans liked him (I know of a few who dislike him or at least don't favor him). Weren't we all wanting him to return during that period when he was retired?

I found a bit of footage from the Rocky and Bullwinkle attraction at Universal Studios: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4W7x5Q0-VIM It's a shame that there wasn't a wider angle to try to see how the effect of Boris appearing in the window after being shot out of the cannon was done (yeah, it...

Did "Elmo's World: Frogs" appear in the episode? That's the only Kermit appearance I'd expect to be in it (considering the street story involves a frog, it would have been great if they'd have shown something starring Kermit for once, like Tadpole or The Heart of a Frog).

The next Sesame Street DVD will be "Elmo's World: Favorite Things", to be released on febuary 7, 2012. Episodes will include Building Things (the only new-to-DVD Elmo's World segment on this release), Birthdays, and School. So after this Transportation will be the last Elmo's World segment not...

I've only seen two of the Muppet Babies Video Storybooks, but those didn't have live-action Muppet Babies. They had adult Kermit (and sometimes Robin) reading the stories, but we only saw the images from the books, no live-action or animation of the babies. Though if you meant live-action...

I wish there was some kind of guide detailing every segment from every half-hour as originally aired (the only things one can truly hope for are guides to the syndication half-hours and the episodes as released on DVD). That'd be interesting to see. But I guess the closest thing to half-hours as...

Sort of off-topic, but with the thousands of Muppets that there are, I wonder how they handle gift-giving during the holiday season (as well as birthdays... every day of the year must be at least one Muppets' birthday). Recently I think fans were asked to send videos of themselves asking the...

The final season is available on it's own on DVD (though I haven't seen any copies of season 5 or the complete series in stores). It's also on The Best of Boris and Natasha DVD and the Whistler's Moose VHS (chapters 2 and 3 are edited together... And I'm pretty sure chapter 3 ended with a...

Boris and Natasha were also absent from "The Three Moosekateers".

"Jet Fuel Formula" is one of my least favorite storylines. I like the first few chapters, but over the course of the whole storyline it does get tiring. And at 40 chapters it's the longest storyline ever (this and "Box Top Robbery" are the only Rocky and Bullwinkle storylines in the first...

One thing I wonder: With the Muppets needing the money by a certain time, wouldn't they actually need to have all of the money handy by the end of the telethon? If people called and pledged money, wouldn't it take awhile to actually get the money to the theater? And I wonder what they did with...

Kermit didn't really invite too many people. The only ones he was shown inviting were Fozzie and Sweetums. He suggested they give Big Bird a ride, but Fozzie's the one to actually ask (and it's hard to tell if Kermit just intended on giving Big Bird a ride to Hollywood or just furhter down the...

You've mentioned that the preview didn't include the end credits. Do you remember if it included the very end, before the credits, where Gary proposes to Mary? Because that scene directly leads to the Mahna Mahna montage in the credits.

I had heard the audio from the "Life's a Happy Song" finale before seeing the movie, and I thought Tex Richman's line "Will you stop singing? You've already sung this song!" was spoken by Mickey Roony's character from the beginning. Sounded a bit like Roony to me, and it would have made a little...

Ever since I saw Statler and Waldorf with Tex Richman in the trailers I had hoped that they would somehow help the Muppets in the end. I also expected them to be assisting Richman a bit more in the movie. The junior novel includes the scene with Statler and Waldorf deciding to give the Muppets...

How reliable is that website? I noticed there's no official release date, and it looks like the "cover" is just one of "The Muppets" posters (with no "movie collection" note). People have asked about The Muppets Take Manhattan, but that's already on blu-ray (as is Muppets from Space)...

Doug Walker (of "The Nostalgia Critic" fame) posted two reviews of The Muppets, one as part of Bum Reviews, and another reviewed by Doug Walker as himself, where he also gives his opinions on the other movies he's seen (he hasn't seen Muppets from Space). And both reviews are favorable...

I was recently watching the UK spot from the Andy Williams episode (where Sam talks about his family life), and it seems that must have been shot during the Christopher Reeves episode. There are images of Superman backstage. Something tells me this was intended for that episode but for some...

It's "Parts of Your Body Day" with Ernie.