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As the ship sinks to the bottom of the sea, a piece of plank breaks off. Mrs. Moppet Sr. bobbs in the briny blue, clinging to the wooden board until the local Coast Guard cutter rescues her from the deep drink. It's not her time to join the souls of the departed... Yet...

Don't think so... But her mommy, Cinderella's fairy godmother might to fry up the "squid" Jon Stewart will teach her about. Though personally, it sounds better when you call them "calamari". Mmm... Delicious.

Hi. Just popping in to nag for more please. Carry on.

*Rolls eyes. She explains it in every episode. It's not cause of lazyness, it's to save on time to keep talking about the food. They're on a time limit after all. That said, I happen to like Rachael's main gig, 30 Minute Meals and occasionally catch $40 on a Day. Please try to keep this...

Thank Ru for the update. It's sort of helped calm the other stuff I've got going on at the mo'. A short chapter, but it helps expand upon some of the points from earlier, like Piggy's steadfast wish not to offend Jane about the croakers' cuisine. Nice to meet some of Kermit's other relatives...

Adam's hand reaches up feebly, taking Izzy's paw in his while still unconscious. At the same time, caused by the madness of thoughts perkilating inside his blackened brains, twin lightningbolts shoot out of the clouded sky, striking down the original Moppet home. Another pair of twin...

PS: Actually, greenstuff's a girl. Wow what a chapter. Very much liked the storm scene with Robin and the gladness game. That's something that maybe more of us should do in our own lives, count our blessings you know. Heh, the reaction when Robin learned about the theater was priceless...

Really? Cause I didn't see it as a parody, more of a harbinger of a new season with a new threat as it was some adult faction who had implanted the dream scenario in Nigel's mind, plotting for future plans involving him as the adult's guinea pig. Another possibility that seems like a good fit...

Yeah, you're right... Forgot or got it mistaken when I was replying earlier, just that the name Wendy Goldstein jumped out at me. Also, now we know where Officer Valerosa's stationed. Guess that'd make it easier for Eduardo to visit her whenever the bus leaves the manor like the time they had...

Is okay... No worries. I'll just go about working on my fiends one by one. There's a bit of crossover I can divulge at this moment. Oogie Boogie will be one of the master monster US state representatives, and there will be a Muppet version of Emily the Corpse Bride as portrayed by Nora...

Wow... This thing's getting so convaluted. And I'm loving it all. Few things... The shoot with the models, I take it that's from the movie with a bit of addition by the author. But Wendy Goldstein, is that the same character portrayed by Wendy Mallic from Just Shoot Me? Really enjoyed...

Mysteriously, Adam sends Izzy a mental message telling her to change into something more purrsonal. He believes to be talking to her as if she were in front of him, but this is merely a visage from his subconscious desires. Or is it?

You should definitely send her that Sara. This sounds like one of the coolest things in recent memory and I hope everybody who can contributes something.

*Pats book... An update, that's what we needed around here. Gonzo: What's that? An update. Gonzo: To what? For the story. Gonzo: Which story? *Points at title, this one. Gonzo: It could use an update. Sheesh... You deserve a good lengthy review, but I don't have enough names and...

*OOC: Not unless you do. Looks like we got the place to ourselves Beth. Lying in the university's hospital bed, Adam has more fitful visions mixt in the murkyness of his mind's eye. For some reason, he can't stop thinking of Christy, Ron, their pirating tattoos, that weird kid named Parker...

Others I remember... The Girl from Down the Lane. The promo for this episode's priceless... We see the barrel of a train coming straight at us. Crow: C-c-c-camera 2 get off the track. Camera 2! Aaaah! Girltown. This one was good cause they just kept riffing on Paul Anka's...

Yes... And don't forget the beginning of the movie. Mike excuses himself for a second, leaving the theater to go make some popcorn. Tom, upon seeing the movie's title: I don't know, you saw him last. Crow: I'm telling! Mike then comes back in with the bowl of popcorn and Crow tattles on...

*OOC: Perfect example. Tried to do a bit of narration exposition in my post above, but the ziffling absolutely makes it have 0 effect within the story. Not meaning to sound huffy as implied earlier, it's just that it seems as if everything's spiraling far too fast for anyone to keep up...