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And because everyone knows this DVD is going to be in the deep discount bin come May.

SG, are we really going to bring this little "war" we have on YouTube here? :p And besides, you of all people know there's someone I love more than you and waffles but we're not talking about her in this thread. :insatiable: Speaking of which, I'll tell you guys right now: SG and I have a bet...

I know for a fact Disney owns this special for some reason. So it's a Muppet special.

I just got the DVD of the actual special titled "Put Down the Duckie" in the mail today coincidentally enough. Makes it a lot more bittersweet considering we won't have anymore Hoots for a while.

Somehow people always manage to walk right into me at school. Are people really that dumb they can't see a person walking right in front of them?

It's truly the end of an era. I'm still trying to comprehend that we will never hear Kevin Clash's voice as Elmo ever again. Someone on Tough Pigs suggested that maybe down the road, Disney could quietly recruit him to start performing Clifford again for future Muppet productions now that he'll...

DVDizzy.com has a review up: http://www.dvdizzy.com/sesamestreetchristmas.html

Heck, they already blocked you from their YouTube channel. :D

Just watch: the copy you get comes damaged AGAIN. Or when you try to rip it to your computer, the audio is out-of-sync just to spite you... :fishy:

Because it seems they own everything this Bob Banner guy produced. My guess is that Sesame Workshop never owned this special, so it was completely up to Banner to release. Once this Legendary Pictures Alliance or whatever they are called got the rights to his stuff, they came across this.

If you check the DVD's Amazon page, it's has extremely positive reviews by people who only seem to review releases from the distributor of this release. Makes you wonder...

Another big problem I have with A Special Sesame Street Christmas: who is this special aimed at? Sesame's primary target audience at the time was obviously the 3-to-6 demographic despite the best efforts to get parents to watch the show with their kids. But this special has nothing to indicate...

If this is the supposed new footage Vivendi is putting on their upcoming Fraggle DVD set - then double dipping it is!

I recall reading in a book somewhere that it sold really well, one of the biggest-selling children's video releases of the late 90s-early 2000s. Given though that it was a massive box-office bomb and isn't handled by Sesame Workshop, it's inevitable it would hit the $5 bin though.

78 days since Oogust 29 and still no news about a DVD release. Let that speak volumes about this movie's quality and how it was received.

Yeah, I've noticed the overcommercialism of the Macy's balloons for years. It would be great to see characters who are established pop culture icons back in the parade... seems like Kermit is the only one left in that regard (why oh why is there no Bugs Bunny balloon in the parade?). But you...

I went to school and was bored out of my mind in class. :p Then I had to go to Staples and buy envelopes, then went to the post office to get stamps so I could mail things in said envelopes then went to get lunch at Subway since it was right there. Then I went home. Eventful day.

Well that's kind of thing. There's no campus living, it's a community college. I can tell you though that once next semester starts, I'm applying to transfer to a new school. I know you've had a front row seat to my mother's craziness and she means well, it's just now that I am home she's having...

Of all the times to not be a D23 member. :( Oh well, I met both Steve and Bill at the Jerry Nelson tribute, I'm content with that. :)

... And she just randomly asked me if I went job-searching today. ... She does realizes I have school all day, right? :rolleyes: I don't know why she thinks getting a part-time job is more important than getting an education.