Nah, it's still the same. Watch carefully, even the smoke spotlight comes on for it,
^This is one effect that always works but is oft spoken of NOT working. It comes down to knowing your 3-D effects. See, nowadays your water effect is delivered personally via an effects vent built into the back of each seat and row. But Muppet Vision doesn't have that. Yet, Muppet Vision has the first Water effect for a 3-D show. How'd they do it?
Next time you're at Muppets, when you hear Fozzie start to talk about Cheap 3-D tricks, look up at the roof. Watch carefully and out of nowhere you'll see a TORRENT of Water falling from the roof, JUST as Fozzie is talking about the effect. You'd think the water dropped too early, but sure enough, as soon as the on screen action looks like it's spraying, you'll start to feel the water that fell from the sky moments ago. It's an incredibly timed and awesome sight to see, so much water falling at once, but the only downside to this effect compared to how they do it now, is that even with all that water, it doesn't necessarily reach every seat, every time. Mostly it does, but sometimes the water doesn't reach your particular seat. And since the water's so dispersed by the time it reaches the floor, the water has spread out and it's harder to see compared to say, HISTA's sneeze. It's really clever.
I was pretty upset to see so many missing in December. Compared to 2006 and previous years, nothing was working.
