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Money wise, they're very much alive, but in the creative sense, they're completley dead. Looking forward to Inside Out though, and The Incredibles 2 (that was the only movie that deserved a sequel if you ask me). It won't be long until Brave 2 becomes a thing as well.

RIP Pixar Animation Quality films. I'm looking forward much more to Disney Animation's upcoming films. They've delivered tremendously since 2007, and their future is promising. Pixar is dead in my eyes, and are rolling out nothing but boring sequels.

I hope so. I would find it shocking if Something So Right doesn't get a chance at winning. I think Everything is Awesome is going to win though, just because the Oscars pick everything based on popularity.

I'm not giving up. Some things need to be fixed before anything moves forward.

Dwayne, I know you're very passionate about the project at the moment, but I would say to leave all current plans and actions on hold. HensonCon (or the Untitled Puppet Fans Get-Together, re-named after the Henson legal department exchange) is currently on hold, and if it does come back, it'll...

From what I remember, the Muppet performers were very interested in an event like this, and many of them were on-board from the start. Although a problem came up with Henson, I can't understand why they would ever shoot it down again. It will take negotiating and certain needs will have to be...

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Holy cow! That's incredible.

Yahoo clearly came out and stated that they're only promising one season (so fans shouldn't expect the Six Seasons and a Movie right away), and discussions will continue beyond that when season six has wrapped. They'll probably wrap everything up in a short forty-minute Yahoo original movie. I...

Reason: Because it's a brilliant show, and Yahoo recognizes that. I kinda wish it would have it's final season on NBC so it can end properly, but at least it's at a home that cares about it.

Ha, well all they did was screw themselves. Community moved onto a company that actually cares about it, so it was all for the better for the fans anyway. All NBC did was kick it to half-seasons and shorten the episode run.

This is different though. Frozen is taking over for the next couple of months at least, but this is more than a sneak-peek at something. Knowing how Disney shoves Frozen down our throats, this will likely stay. Disneyland.com confirms the closure. The best we can hope for is that it's not...

They should have never cancelled Community. Sure, the ratings weren't amazing, but it had a real dedicated fanbase built in. The only big comedy they have these days is Parks and Rec, which is ending this year.

Well, they're constantly using the theater for other events, so it's definetly closed for the holidays to host a Frozen attraction. Beyond that, it's unclear what the fate of the attraction will be, but it's currently temporary. Disney hasn't announced anything because they haven't decided what...

Aren't those new stories awesome? Glad to see you back here!

Aaron, you're back!! Good to see all you oldies back here!

Now you've upset the cake! (BTW, the name is Mitchell ;) )

I'll have the Swedish Chef cook up another one. :hungry: Yess-y-sir! In bork de spor de making der cakey!