Yeah, I know the feeling. Btw, Love your avatar.Saying Goodbye, like for a number of people, is the saddest muppet moment I've had. Everytime I listen to it i think of people I've had to leave...and how the Muppet Performers must have felt when Jim...left. I never actually cried listening to it, but sometimes i feel like its too sad to make the tears work. Or I'm jsut not being sad enough. one of the two, yaknow?
I actually found the characters and their "then" occupations rather amusing.That scene in IAVMMCM where Gonzo is homeless and Fozzie is a pick-pocketer. It's tear-jerking to me, and also depressing sorta. D=
Oh I know, you really need a box of tissues while watching MTM, but I still love it!ok I'm trying to wipe the tears away as I type i just got done with The Muppets Take Manhaten, and have to say no matter how many time I watch it and FTB i get teary eyed. Even when i know that everything will be ok.
Your so right, and I'm kind of glad they didn't sing saying Goodbye because there would not have been a dry eye in the room.Yeah, MTM is rough sledding sometimes, in terms of emotional content. And like I've said before, it's always Scooter's verse of "Saying Goodbye" that tugs at my heartstrings.
It's a good thing they didn't attempt that at the memorial service, or else they'd all be up on stage bawling.
Another tear-jerking moment...pretty much the entire second half of the FR episode "Gone But Not Forgotten," starting when Mudwell abruptly turns on Wembley. That's really poignant stuff.
Yes Im sure it was Why look at Carol as Big bird when he sung It's Not Easy Being Green" That must have been the worst.I know...heaven knows there were plenty of misty eyes in the cathedral as it was. I mean, Frank fell apart during his eulogy for Jim, there were Muppet performers dabbing at their eyes with tissues, and while Richard held his own on stage, at one point during his second speech he had to stop and take a really deep breath when his voice started to waver a bit.
But I think Louise Gold's rendition of "Bring Him Home" would have turned on the waterworks for quite a few people.
I'll bet the whole ceremony was rough sledding for all the Muppet performers - all those emotions to deal with.
Oh I know, I discovered who Richard Hunt was a few years ago and before then I hadn't realized that Scooter had been missing from some of the recent Muppet productions. Suddenly his verse in "Saying Goodbye" became much more poignant as, for the first time, I realized there was a person behind the Muppet.Yeah, MTM is rough sledding sometimes, in terms of emotional content. And like I've said before, it's always Scooter's verse of "Saying Goodbye" that tugs at my heartstrings.