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Sure, it's the whole "cars are destroying our ozone" thing, but it still has an effect. I also don't believe that the majority of people downloading albums on P2P programs are going out and buying the CDs later. That's a crock made up by those defending themselves. If you want to "try before...

I don't see how it's the flip-side, it's the exact argument I'm making. Those who are downloading the episodes haven't purchased the product; otherwise, what are they downloading it for? Hence one less DVD that won't show up in sales charts. Sure there is, it's all over the news. Didn't you...

No he's right, it's Superstition. Originally released in 1972. Very superstitious, writing's on the wall, Very superstitious, ladders bout' to fall, Thirteen month old baby, broke the lookin' glass Seven years of bad luck, the good things in your past. When you believe in things that...

They owe NOTHING to us. They release DVDs to make money, not to make you happy. You're lucky to get anything at all. So just because a DVD is missing a special feature that you wanted, that's no reason for you to pout in the corner and say, "well fine JHC, I'm just gonna steal them from you."...

Heres' one answer to your whole bunch of theoreticals: anything still currently commercially available shouldn't be made available for download in full on the Internet. PERIOD. Not only is it illegal, but it's immoral. Every time someone downloads an episode of The Muppet Show that's...

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It aired on the BBC in the UK only. There was talk that one of the international BBC stations might get it, but I haven't heard anything.

Well, they're better than anything anyone else's got up!

Oh yeah, those are some great screenshots you've got too!

I'm so glad they changed it. The original was pretty horrid. kermitage.com's 1st season guide has transcripts of each original opening. If you find that impossible to navigate and annoyed by the flash, you can use my cheat sheet with the episodes listed in order. EDIT: oh, and I just...

Thanks for the intel! I haven't purchased mine yet, so I'm glad to know what to be careful of. I hope you didn't have to drive from NYC all the way back to the Cape though, yikes! Welcome :)

Oh. Haha, oops. I must have combined his post with that of "DigitalBohemian"'s and thought he wanted to see what Kubricks looked like at all :concern: Looking forward to the Muppet ones and keeping my eye out for more Planet of the Apes ones too!

Scroll down about a third of the way... http://toughpigs.com/ .

You might have read it in Neil Gaiman's online journal, or ToughPigs has it archived. .

They're currently producing an unofficial sequel to Labyrinth... http://toughpigs.com/mtvmirrormask.htm .

I'd much rather have Sesame action figures way before I'd consider a Sesame bust. Even then I'd be real careful in choosing which ones I'd get. I think a Grover and Herry Monster bust would be fantastic. Second choices would be Count and Telly.

They're not as big as I'd expected a bust to be, but they're nice.

Here's a comparison shot for the Kermit Palisades figure vs the Sideshow bust.... http://scarecroe.com/files/kermit_bustvsfigure.jpg I've only got the Kermit so far, but if I were to get two more, I think they'd be Rowlf and Beauregard.

Well, I haven't seen much in the way of promotion for the new StoryTeller DVD Collection coming out, so in preparation for the August release, I updated the home video trailer that ran a few years ago to promote the VHS releases. Granted, this only contains footage from 4 of the episodes that...

How much do you like them? ;)