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He didn't parody Dark Crystal because he wasn't asked to do the Netflix series, he did it because he's aware that some Henson fans, like me, think the Dark Crystal looks really pretty, but the content is just boring.

Comments like that are kinda why I avoided putting Steve's name in the thread title. Anyway, Weldon is funny. I like when he said "Ya see, there are words that mean things."

I forgot to mention this: The head writer of the Muppets, Jim Lewis, is involved in this. So that's cool!

I think what I can do is make the Facebook album public so all you guys can see them. Does this link work? https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.2467402276639437&type=3

So I just got home from DragonCon, and let me tell ya, it was a heck of an experience! First I met Peter Linz. He was coaching these puppeteers doing something called "Puppet Ninja Challenge." And to show them how proud he was, he brought out Walter! I could not believe Walter was right in front...

Steve Whitmire now has his own puppet character named Weldon who's a literal Internet troll. He's really funny I think. Here's the first of his live shows that he did last night:

Here's the whole panel with Kermit. I have to wonder, how in the world is Matt able to keep his arm in the air for that long?

I liked the references to Mahna Mahna and Statler and Waldorf's laugh. I also laughed at the Matrix parody with Gonzo. I really like Baby Sweetums' design. Dee Bradley Baker does a good performance for him.

Brian himself called the voice, the kinda person a teenage girl might pick up on the phone and wouldn't wanna hear.

Obviously, I prefer the Elmo we're more familiar with, but I think the voice Brian gave him is so funny. Did you guys notice that after he says "Can I play?", he does the crooked-eye look? That shows that Kevin wasn't the first one to use it. In Kevin's interview with the Archive of American...

Cam Garrity: What was the Happytime Murders experience like for you? Bill Barretta: Well, I loved it. I loved making that movie. I think unfortunately it's not the movie that we made. But I had a great time making it. It was a very collaborative experience with Melissa, and Brian, everybody...

I liked the Star Trek inspired costumes everyone wore in Starship Piggy. I also liked seeing pictures of the Pigs in Space crew and Bean Bunny in the background.

It's interesting how they're not doing title cards anymore. I liked the reprise of "Super Fabulous" sung by Gonzo. Dee Bradly Baker's performance of Proper Animal cracked me up.

That was great!

Aw well.

Please tell me you remember the rest of the questions. By the time my family got to the theater for a screening tonight, Doglion had just ripped the seat next to Piggy, so I didn't get to see the questions. That's the only complaint I have. It was nice seeing the movie with audiences responding...

Here are some more videos from Comic-Con. I find it interesting that Eric makes the same face Caroll did when he did Oscar before he got dystonia, he moves his mouth in a snarl. Ryan's nerd character cracks me up. I also love seeing Ryan just enjoy the show, it shows that even if he's a Muppet...

So far the only Comic Con footage I could find is this: Hopefully someone out there has video of the Q&A with Sonia, Eric, Ryan and Matt.

I really hope someone records those Comic-Con panels. It's about time Ryan takes part in one of those panels.

Jarrod Fairclough talks about how bland the Muppets on Hilarity for Charity was: For some reason, Kermit came out and sang Rainbow Connection. Apparently he has to sing RC every time he's on screen at the moment. It was fine. JD Hansel: So is that the start of them saying "We don't know what to...