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If season four doesn't get released in time for the theatrical release, maybe it'll be released when the movie gets a DVD release. Which gets me wondering: If that did happen and I can only afford to purchase one on the day of release, which should I choose?

Here's what I would do for a second volume of Best of Sesame Street Spoofs, styled similar to the first volume. Disc 1: (I refuse to call it volume 3) What's my Part? Whistle, Whistle, Little Bird Cookie Disco Here is Your Life: Tooth Letter B Me Gonna Munch You Munch You Munch You Thinking of...

I hope that we learn of more tie-in merchandise soon. I'm not really interested in the majority of what we do know about (the books are most interesting to me). If they can't release season 4, then I hope they release something on DVD (even if it's the Studio DC specials). At Toy Fare 2009 it...

It's Letter P Day with Cookie Monster.

I wonder why I thought Tim Hill directed those movies (because they're the kind he would direct...)?

Lately it seems a lot of fans have expressed a hatred, annoyance, or disliking of Pepe. But I wonder, when did the hate begin? When Muppets from Space came out and Pepe was first integrated among the main classic Muppet characters it seems everybody liked him. Everybody who reviewed MFS liked...

I wonder if it really is because of Baretta wanting to focus on Rowlf and not the writers desire to focus on the classics. I would think he'd be more comfortable with the characters he originated.

I've heard that the marketing push starts six weeks before the movie comes out, but that doens't mean they couldn't announce more of the tie-in merchandise (well they did announce next years ornament).

I've noticed that while Statler and Waldorf were pretty much recast right away after Richard Hunt's casting, they weren't used much between 1993 and 1996. They were both recast in The Muppet Christmas Carol, having big parts and sounding nothing like they'd been known for (it sounds like Jerry...

Aside from those characters and the full-body monsters, I would have included all of Brian Henson's characters (and Johnny Fiama to be with Sal). Henson may not be performing in Disney's Muppet productions, but his characters wouldn't need to be heard in this. Actually, it seems like this...

And ironically, all three of those movies mentioned were directed by Tim Hill.

It's Letter L Day with Big Bird.

Really? The plot has been known for a few years now. It's been mentioned in Muppet Wiki, various press reports, the recent Ain't It Cool News reviews, and various other places. But to be repetitive, the plot is that the Muppets have split up for some time, and when Muppet fans Gary, Mary, and...

This was a very good music video, though I wish it had more characters. It seems it only had a few characters not in any of The Muppets trailers yet (Pops, Nigel, purple hunchback frackle). The ending was funny, but I feel it went on a little long (kind of like a routine on The Andy Milonakis...

Anybody know if these reprints have the issue numbers on them? Just something I'm wondering about (I'd check if I saw them in the stores, but I actually haven't yet). It would be great if Marvel would release The Four Seasons this year, and just not refer to any issue numbers (or they can, as...

This music video reminds me of the behind-the-scenes special for Weezer's "Keep Fishing" video, where they treat the Muppets like real people and avoid showing the performers. And both videos are for recordings that the Muppets didn't actually sing on (though in this case it's a cover of a song...

And as far as I can tell not much of what's been revealed in this thread has been posted in other threads. I've done my best not to mention information only found here and no other review or article, and we should probably try not to until the movie comes out (unless it's mentioned in an article...

I'm liking what I've been reading in this thread and in the reviews posted. Regarding that list of characters in order of most-to-least screentime, I am a little surprised, though I guess some of it is subjective in determining (especially after only one viewing). And I guess it doesn't...

I was thinking of a three-disc set idea last night (though I doubt Warner Home Video would release more than two discs). It would be more like 40 Years of Sunny Days and Best of Sesame Street Spoofs, where the classics and the recent stuff and in-between would be mixed, and could have any kind...

It's Letter R Day with Elmo.