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I'm just talking about anything that looks remotely like this: Not this:

Ironic you bumped this, but not for the reason I was thinking. YouTube, TV, NBA scoring tables I have seen a lot of ads for the Monstars. I think it's awesome. They haven't been updated or anything... it's just the Monstars, and that's why I love it. How many times have we seen 'normal' Bugs...

I think with the smaller figures they could do some great playsets. I was thinking it wouldn't have been a bad idea for Palisades to just do the Muppet Theater as the ultimate playset and then everything else could've just stood to have been inserts. Don't get me wrong, they did some great...

Yes. Yes. Yes. I am in love with this idea; I just hope it is as serious as the original Mario RPG. You never know; who'da thought we'd see Donald Duck in a mage's outfit in an unbelievably confusing Final Fantasy scenario?

Oh, hot ****. Without getting into Palisades discussion, these are pretty nice. My only complaint is I prefer "action figures" as opposed to characters like Ernie who looks to be stuck in a pose. These are definitely prototypes, but the only legit complaint I have is Ernie's tongue needs to be...

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This is my top piece of lost media I want found, and sadly I've just had to accept that we may never see it again (which is absolutely pitiful on the part of Sesame Workshop), but we've said all we can say about it, so we'll just have to hold tight and see if it appears again one day. :sigh:

Welp, you got LeBron in the new Space Jam, so that's gonna bring about as much commotion as the first one did, though there's nothing quite like the first time. What kind of art direction they will go in is beyond me, since the Looney Tunes have been a bit Dexter's Lab-ified lately. Edit: We...

But... I can't lie; Diamond's Rowlf looks ace. I think it may be the best-looking Muppet figure ever, but we all know how things change from proto to final:

I always thought that's what it was. They really released another figure with his eyes slightly to the right?

Is this the greatest picture in the history of the universe?

Anytime my alerts show muppetspot posted in this thread, I know something big happened.

If we want to speculate on this, I'd say there's way more than one copy of this out there; you'd have to think Caroll has a copy, and realistically Sesame Workshop definitely has a copy of this in their "vault", not some former employee. lost all faith in psychics It's not really lost, it's...

No, but fwiw Mulch was slated for a wave 12 release. ;)

Lol give me a break. While I was young, I do actually remember seeing the "naked" concept art first. It was a pretty daring move though, to save normal versions of two key characters for later in the line. It immediately bothered me when I originally bought Sam Arrow. I had to have my Sam the...

Lol I just asked jv most of these questions a few pages back. @jvcarroll, do you know why they released Sam Arrow and Tuxedo Rowlf before their naked selves? It's kind of bad that they just barely squeezed in a naked Rowlf at the end of the line. I wanna say the Gobo figure was going to be a...

SINNER! lol

I can see the little thumbnails, but when I click on them it doesn't show anything but ads. I would literally just try any other image uploading site.

I mean, I doubt this is really important enough to be locked in a safe. Could be; it's just impossible to say since this is a one of a kind case. They released clips of R2D2 and C3PO, though those weren't banned. Sure, but this is the Children's Television Workshop, not Adult Swim (polar...

^ Anyone else having a problem viewing these? It seems like ImageShack has been overtaken by ads and popups. Though it's small, maybe Palisades' Pepe's table could serve as a good stand-in for B&B?