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The Moopets come off a bit creepy, but that's proably the intent. I find them especially creepy in the poster, where they are for the most part hidden among the big amount of Muppets. And also, whoever did the photoshopping made a mistake; The Moopet resembling Janice is at the bottom, going up...

I never thought of those examples from GMC and MTM as bathroom humor. The one from GMC takes place in a bathroom and involves characters impatiently needing to use the bathroom, but I never saw that as bathroom humor (and I don't find the scene too funny). And in MTM, I thought them thinking the...

It's "Happy Halloween Day" with Zoe and Rocko.

If we get any direct-to-video Muppet productions, I hope they're more like the direct-to-video stuff we've gotten in the past (the Playhouse videos, Play-Along Videos, Sing-Alongs, and Muppet Classic Theater), and not really a movie. Though I'd want more of the core characters involved; Pretty...

I was a little shocked by the way it ended, though it still provides a happy ending, in a way. If the movie ends differently then I'll mention what happends in the book after it comes out (assuming nobody else does first).

And even if Disney did own the Muppets back then, Disney wasn't very sequel-crazy at the time.

I know additional footage is often also added to television airings of Blazing Saddles, Ernest Goes to Jail, Who Framed Roger Rabbit, and the Problem Child movies. Though I've read that several scenes from the Problem Child movies get censored and the additional footage is added to compensate...

Yes. And I wonder why Easter is sometimes in March and sometimes in April. No.

I noticed that in the talk spot with Juliet Prowse, Kermit points out that Juliet is "going to be on the show a lot". Of course like every guest star she never appeared on the show again, but I wonder if there was consideration early on for celebrities to return as guest stars again (perhaps...

I got the book. It's a good read. So much I'd like to comment on yet I don't want to spoil the film (well, maybe I will spoil the film.... With money by seeing it many times!)

Why do I have the feeling that if there is a new series soon it'll be called (and I don't want it to be called) "The Muppets"?

The Sandy Duncan episode is the only time he was full-body, and in that appearance he was sitting. So I wonder if he was worn like a costume (I noticed he never opened his mouth in that scene) or if they attached clothing to the puppet and used some clever trick to hide the puppeteer performing...

Somebody on the Tough Pigs forum said that after reading the junior novelization the empty arches make more sense, though I read the whole thing and didn't notice anything that made it make sense. But we only have a month and a week to go!

Oh yeah. And that was also Johnny's house as well (though at the end f\of the episode "Johnny Fiama Leaves Home", she said Johnny moved to the YMCA). We've also seen Statler and Waldorf live at a nursing home in the first season of Muppets Tonight.

I just read the whole junior novelization, and I noticed that Janice got a line in the book (not sure if the person who saw the movie forgot about the line or if the book did it differently or if it's not even in the movie, though in my opinion it looked more like something Floyd would say).

I thought it might be fun to list the various homes we've seen that the Muppets have lived in (I wonder if the list would be interesting enough for a Muppet Wiki list page). Here's some, grouped by character: Muppets (many): Muppet boarding house, Muppets from Space Apartment building...

I forgot about that. If dialogue tracks lead to music tracks it can be good to hear them back-to-back on the album, but if listening on an ipod, if listening to tracks in the usual alphabetical tracklist instead of by album, I imagine it could be annoying listening to a track but not getting...

It seems like Disney has released all of it's politically incorrect shorts on DVD by now (though I know there are a lot of Disney shorts from the 1960s, 1970s, and 1980s still not on DVD, but I don't think many of those have familiar characters), so I find it odd Song of the South remains...

Speaking of Adult Swim, I remember when the block began, I was hoping it'd be a way to showcase classic WB, MGM, and Popeye cartoons that the channel otherwise showed uncut, especially the politically incorrect cartoons (ironically, Adult Swim has shown some poliitically incorrect shows intended...

I happen to be a big fan of the majority of late-1960s WB shorts. Though I don't care much for the Merlin shorts, or Chimp and Zee, or See You Later, Gladiator (which, at least on the GAC forums, is universally considered the worst Daffy and Speedy cartoon). I was happy that the Road Runner...