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>>The Jim Henson Company, an established leader in family entertainment for nearly half a century, is recognized worldwide as a leader in puppetry, animatronics and computer graphics.<< About time their press releases say that. >>Headquartered in Los Angeles with offices and production...

The forum's been working fine. It's the actual Tough Pigs web site that's been screwy.

Well, it didn't sound like Frank Oz's Grover, so no. Grover was Eric Jacobson and Cookie was David Rudman or someone, correct?

Very nice. I liked the clips they showed.

First question, yes. (They own him, so I don't see why not.) Second question, well, they DO have that consulting/production deal with JHC for the next few years, so it's not like Henson is totally out of the picture.

A mix of "yay" and "nay" from my end.

No.

It's sort of sorry, but at least it seems Disney has some good plans after that.

Don't worry, IF it comes to that, it will probably be on toys. Hopefully they'll just be on the tags so you can pull it off.

Wow, maybe I should start reading books.

And if it does, you know what I'm gonna do? Head for the treadmill and get a girlfriend...fight to the death, Phil! :eek:

Hmm, Fox is involved. I just find that sort of interesting. Hope it's good.

OK then, it WAS two...right?

Man, I meant to do that in my last message. :crazy: (<--one you missed)

I love it. This is the one from last year right?

Eh, if I were Disney, I'd keep ESPN. Next to the Disney brand, that's their crown jewel.

Well, Sony did and I guess Henson had another partner in the '80s.

This is what I keep calling Henson about. Obviously, Disney would get MuppeTelevision and Miss Piggy's Hollywood, but would they also get Dog City (which FEATURES Rowlf) and Song of the Cloud Forest? And John Spelich told me they'd get the Muppet segments, but not the Storyteller...

It was a cool-looking frog though.

I know I just asked this in another thread about Don Sahlin, but how did Raul Julia die? It was obviously untimely.