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I think it's the frames per second. Since the film needed to be sped up at times, there might be less frames per second.

Actually, I don't know how true that is. They're all over teen stores as 80'S Pop culture, and several of my friends in school loved Fraggle Rock. I think it could do well. Craig said that it could be done if those few problems could be fixed. BTW: Kevin and Andrew: Hav you been getting my...

That's one big reason why a reunion would never happen. Craig Shemin was telling m, it's just too expensive to redo the foam interior completely. The fleece and everything is still in fine shape, it's the foam. Also, Fraggle Rock had a very big budget, and that would also be a problem today. But...

Here's that other post: http://forum.muppetcentral.com/showthread.php?t=4775

I found Octopus Garden in Dutch, I should be getting that soon. The other two are still extremely rare. I beginning to think the Lucy skit doesn't exist..one person posted about it here a long time ago, but I've never heard anything else about it.

Thanks, Count, it's a good thing some people's brains are still functional around here.... :)

Should be interesting, since David has a tendency to not really like the Muppets.

I saw it too, great cameo. But wouldn't you agree that that episode's plot was rather dull?

I have #9, but I'm not really interested in any trades right now.

What does Muley plan to do about the Rubber Chicken deprived children in America?

Uh huh...suuuure you are. :rolleyes:

I knew all of that, but tahnks anyway.

This was...highly unneccessary...

Sounds a bit like a Canadian Odyssey channel.. Congrats Mickey Moose! I know I was so thrilled when they began to rerun them on Odyssey (only to find they buthcered them up ;))

You didn't happen to tape Caboose or Space Coaster?

I have a feeling they had less time to make that one, resulting in reused skits.

His name is Uncle Deadly. He'll be coming out in action figure form soon.

I would just make a generic soda can, I'm sure he won't mind ;)

Those were flimed on the same set, at Elstree Studios in London.

Sorry, I can't help you, but congratulations on the display! I'm having two of mine displayed at a Philadelphia Art College, Tyler, right now. (Purple spotted monster and Lou Boigah...click my link in my signature to view them, in the "Newer Puppets" album.)