Sixteen dreams later and she was getting

Sixteen dreams later and she was getting the hang of it. Her feet left the ground and she floated up a few feet. She could see the membrane & jetted toward it, and into Jim's mind

which was scary because Henson's mind was full of Muppets. But it was all the Muppets he had censored. Strange beasts never considered for manufacture to show kids. She

leafed though a script for an abandoned German project for Henson, "Willy Wonka unt der Fudge Factory," a blush (and vomit) inducing hard-core adult flick that was

originally written for children but somehow the writers lost focus and

kept adding references to whips and leather. "Preposterous!", you say. You're probably

laughing now, and watching the Kill Bill marathon on TNT. You know it by heart and think of the violence as "art". Maybe at the commercial, you'll check to see if you're out of

It was the ultimate torture, forcing someone to watch crappy movies. Emo women dressing as April O'Neil butchering people and grumpy organized crime. Cliches that never aged.

That's why I proposed my "Cheery Channel" to Ted Turner. It would feature Peanuts holiday specials, Truman Capote Stories and Andrew Llyod Webber Musicals.

Unfortunately, Ted was nonplussed. This had taken 11 months to produce. Was it worth it? I doubt it. What else has taken this long? I really want to know! Who can tell me?