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With the new movie coming soon, I'm going to be posting a series of fan fics called "The Stars of The Muppets", with Walter interviewing different characters. In a way, the title is inspired by "The Stars of Space Jam" VHS tapes that promoted Space Jam in 1996 (though obviously this series of...

I think I've noticed it on a few recent movie DVDs I've gotten (though there is nothing I own on both formats). But this reminds me of how disapointed I was with The Simpsons Movie DVD not having too many good features, especially with only a handful of deleted scenes included (when it was...

Considering he's worked on the script for the last few years, I wonder if it'll be hard for him when the promotion is over and he no longer gets to hang out with the Muppets.

If any of the full-body monsters did appear (and I know they didn't), I doubt they would have wrestled. I'm sure most of the full-body monster costumes are very fragile (especially in the heads). The Mutations are the only ones I could see wrestling without causing much damage to the suits. And...

Maybe Statler and Waldorf could be in the audience, or Dr. Teeth and the Electric Mayhem can perform a song (I don't expect them to be the musical guests).

One thing I'm confused about, and this might be more suitable as it's own thread, is when Martin Robinson joined the show. Most sources I've seen (the 40th anniversary book, Robinson's official bio, etc.) say he joined in 1980 (Sesame Street Unpaved says 1979), which would be season 12. But in...

I wonder if the franchise would be ruined if they made a very dark Muppet movie. Not sure what kind of a dark plot would be right for the Muppets, but it seems like it'd be interesting. I'm sure Statler and Waldorf would like to see a dark Muppet movie, so they wouldn't have to see a thing!

Honeslty for some reason I'll be surprised if the DVD of the movie is even a two-disc set (not counting the Blu-Ray release which would probably include the regular DVD as a bonus). Regardless of whether any of the Muppets past work gets included, my main hope for the DVD is for it to include...

Yeah, I figured it wouldn't, but it doesn't hurt to fantasize.

While I really want the bonus features on the DVD release of The Muppets to be directly related to the new movie, suddenly I can't help but wonder if it'd be a good idea for the DVD to contain a bonus disc showcasing existing material. Maybe call it "The Best of the Muppets" or something like...

I've seen a few clips on YouTube, but I think it's just the songs, not the whole thing.

I'd say the Teresa Brewer and John Cleese episodes are the most fun. Many of the craziest episodes have their serious moments despite the craziness, but those two don't have any real serious scenes (well, Teresa Brewer's numbers are more entertaining than funny). But every sketch in those two...

I don't see how not existing below the waist would prevent someone from having a sexuality. Besides, they do exist below the waist. Bert existed below the waist in the "Doin' the Pigeon" number, Ernie existed below the waist in "I Don't Want to Live on the Moon", "The Insects in Your...

It's Fix the Problem Day with Abby Cadabby.

Unless I missed them, it's a shame they didn't include the action figures or comic books in Walter's room.

I didn't watch the appearance, but did watch the clip in the link provided. It didn't seem that specila to me, though I did enjoy Miss Piggy and that female wrestler doing what looked like rubbing their chests/breasts together. Based on what I read about the appearance, it looks like the event...

I liked his (unfinished) series of articles on the proposed Henson-Disney merger. And I wish his Muppet Central articles were posted (especially since they were announced). I read that The Jim Henson Company saw the articles in advance and asked that they not be posted at Muppet Central until...

I wonder who did the voice of the Mirinda Craver. The red book article mentions four different people who did the puppetry (I assume at different times), but doesn't say who did the voice. The voice sounds familiar to me, but I can't pinpoint it on anybody associated with the Muppets.

You know, when I first heard the song, I initially thought it was Richard Hunt, but by the end I could tell it was Kevin Clash. Man, this makes me think he could have taken over as Statler and Sweetums.