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Hey Guys, This was on the wire this morning from Variety. HOLLYWOOD (Variety) - The lingering auction of children's programming giant Jim Henson Co., home of Kermit and Miss Piggy, appears finally to be heading into the home stretch. Things are expected to heat up just after the...

Out of curiosity, are they creating new sets? The reason I ask this is that Disney had some of the ride props up for sale on Ebay! The big giant balloon thingy was there, with the audio animatronic figment!

Ken's Quest for Invisible Beaker Ken, The ToyBiz invisible woman is pretty pricey on the secondary market (at least it used to be, haven't followed up on it lately). As for the McDonalds toy, let me check out if I have any extras. If I do, I'll send one off to you. Here's what my...

Sorry about the long post you guys, Ken posted his before I got done typing mine up. As for the Beaker, Ken do you remember the Invisible Woman Figure from Toy Biz? You'd put her in the freezer or a glass of ice water, and she would turn invisible (clear). I don't know how they did it, but...

BW0000, It also limits the so called scalpers from getting in line, buying up a bunch, and trying to make a quick buck off ebay and other such places. So once again the cyclical arguement continues. People gripe that secondary market toy dealers are gouging the public for the exclusives...

Geez, I don't pay attention to the threads for a little while, and all of a sudden there is a war errupting over a Dr. Teeth variant?!?!?!?!?!?! Ken, I gotta tell you, please don't (and I know as a buisnessman you won't) be put off, upset, or alter plans with the exclusives. They are a...

Kevin (or anyone else that may know the answer), If I really write the JHC, will they actually send back autographed pictures? I've never written a "celebrity" in my life, but after Chuck Jones died a little while back, and with the anniversary of Jim Henson's death, I've realized that not...

Yes it was originally written for Snoopy:The Musical (the sequel to "You're a Good Man Charlie Brown!") That song always gave me goosebumps, but after seeing the special I always tear up when I hear it.

Being an ex-fast food collector, I'm well aware of the POP or In Store Point of Purchase stuff. These are normally not toys per say, but rather posters, ceiling danglers, window stickers, employee buttons, place mats, and anything else that might catch the eye of customers in the building...