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I find it funny how "Cheek to Cheek" was just followed by a Sesame spoof of it

Another celeb - Matt Kemp of the Dodgers

From what I heard from a friend who saw it, it was basically the movie with songs (every quote he recited for me was exactly how it was in the movie).

Well, a fan isn't defined by how much they know about something; I may know everything about WWII, but that doesn't mean I'm a fan of it. Fans are measured by their affinity for the subject. If they get a fact wrong here and there, big whoop. They were dedicated enough to go up to Disney and...

This thread's reminding me of Pleasantville.

If only I had somewhere in my town that sells comics...

The Henson Company actually had film rights to that book during the 90's; clearly, nothing came about it. Meanwhile, I think "There's a Wocket in My Pocket" would make a great movie! :fanatic:

Hey, a celebrity!

Why do we drive on the parkway, but park in a parking lot?

"Tomatoes! What are they? A vegetable or...fruit?"

Well, the Word on the Street segments started when they were promoting reading and literacy, but now, they're basically there to re-iterate the theme of the street story, which I find redundant at times (you spend a whole episode explaining what "amphibian" means, then follow it with a 2-minute...

There's the "Muppet Merchandise" section...

I found this on Vimeo, an apparent SST commercial: I wouldn't think this aired on TV, but it definitely makes me think of when I was young and would've done the same thing.

Paley Center for Media; I would live there if I could and watch as much classic Henson material as possible.

For the record, Jim Henson's Fantastic World is done touring. It ended in NY last month (I'm glad I got to see it when I did).

That was great; David's doin' such a good job with Cookie

Well, hence the "seems".

It's a tad early, but now that season 42's over, it's time to gear up for the next one! The press kit won't come to us until early August, so we have to find bits and pieces of info about it ourselves. There hasn't been any word on guest stars yet, but if David Hyde Pierce was in that Brushy...

Oh, the Muppets lost a pretty much un-important award? Oh dear. How will I go on? :rolleyes:

"Life's a Happy Song" wasn't. And songs are primarily used to convey the emotion of the scene, so them being on context of the movie works. I don't see how they can do "Happiness Hotel" again without referencing GMC.