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Simple: the three CD's appear to be exact re-issues of the three Fraggle Rock albums released in the past. Hence the repeated tracks.

Yeah, I don't mind two-hour shows, but I think having long interviews, a long chunk of the panel and a long chuck of music would be too much, no? :eek: :crazy:

Yeah, I don't get it. Why is that skit posted so many times? What happens in it?

http://forum.muppetcentral.com/showthread.php?t=16547 Problem solved. :D :sing: :cool:

Of course! Who dosen't want it cooked first? Pancakes are too cool to have someone's face on them. :cool:

Disney just shocks me sometimes. Disney says they are going to make all this stuff and then they bring in a new boss and he pulls the plug on everything, announces more stuff that never ends up happening, it just goes in a cycle and now they take out the Muppets in favor of Mickey. I love...

Actually, Thirty-Minute Work Week was the first episode taped but not the first episode aired. It was the pilot Jim showed networks to get them to air the show. But, I guess since season 1 was still a 24-episode production block, HIT just put them in broadcast order. Can't wait for this set...

I always wanna pancake on my face.

Will we still get to hear the next part of the panel discussion and the usual music montage? :)

This is actually looking pretty good! I had worries about this at first, it didn't sound Henson-like, it sounded like some ridiculous adult sitcom like South Park, but this is really shaping up! The puppets are a lot more Muppet-like than I pictured, I thought they would have been really...

Nope, all we know is that the Muppets are confirmed guests and that's it.

Well, back then, the Disney Channel was sort of an HBO-type channel which only happened to be owned by Disney compared to nowadays where's it's nothing but Disney. But the notion of Disney showing Looney Tunes movies is unbelievably crazy.

I can't believe someone would pay $199 for a replica Kermit just to cut it up into pieces. That's crazy. :concern:

That school is crazier than Degrassi! But this schools are pretty nuts: http://youtube.com/watch?v=bNQIAo_blpM :zany:

Muppet*Vision at Disney World is safe, for now but it breaks me inside that Muppet*Vision West is going to die for a relatively bland and way too short 3D film. It's a classic! Does Disney really feel they should take out a classic for a flavor-of-the-month attraction. I'm confused, is this...

All right. I'm probably going to go get them when I get FR: Season 3 so I'll just see. Basically, if they have the new editions of either movies and the original or Superbit editions (I don't think finding the collector's edition is likely), go with the new edition. Seems to work.

Unfortunatly, this is not happening. The N is going 24 hours onto Nick GAS' current space. So instead of 24 hours of classic Nick, we get 24 hours of badly written teen dramas (don't get me wrong, Degrassi is so bad it's great, South of Nowhere is just so bad it's bad). But, back when The N was...

The closest we'll ever get to Jim Henson Hour DVD's. :D

Well, I do need a new copy of Dark Crystal (my old DVD of it is stuck in my previous, now non-functioning computer) and I need Labyrinth on DVD. So if you don't have DVD's of those two, are they still worth getting or should I track down the older DVD's?

Well, technically, Sony and Henson owned the distribution rights to those movies. TMM and GMC were owned 100% by Henson. In terms of cable networks, Disney Channel had a package of G and PG Warner Brothers which explains Follow that Bird and The Witches. But other then that, I'm sure Disney...