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I assume they closed it in the middle-to-late eighties due to competition. In the Dallas area there was Six Flags and White Water around the same period of time. I have no idea how many Sesame Place parks were open around the country during its heyday though. One of the best things about...

A Bobo-Bean two-pack as a tour figure would be very nice if Palisades could do it from a sculpting-tooling perspective. Bobo is a big guy anyway so a two-pack might work well as the 2005 Tour Figure for say $20.

I wasn't trying to make a comparison per se, but rather just a point of reference. Bottom line, I'd like to see a set of all six for a slight discount say $40 or so. I think that would help Palisades and the fans.

Sesame Place originally opened around 1980. There were multiple parks at the time. I went to the one in Dallas during the early eighties. There is only one park now though in Philadelphia. Brian Henson and Bill Barretta originally met at Sesame Place doing clean-up work. Many fans have visited...

Bean Bunny hasn't been announced yet. But it's likely Bean and Bobo are on the radar for series 11 (if it happens at this point). Even if series 11 doesn't see the light of day, knowing Palisades, they would probably make a special Bean Bunny exclusive to sell in 2005.

Before Palisades Direct came into the picture, I think these were up for pre-order at EB Games for $5.99. I agree with everybody that in relation to the action figures eight is a little high, but it's the price they have set them at. It's not totally unrealistic though. Some Muppet PVC's have...

Since these are produced in smaller numbers the cost naturally rises.

What Sarah said is correct. Making a thread "sticky" is just a way to highlight the more important/popular discussions.

If we are dreaming here, they could also include the second Tinkderee show ("Land of the Tinkderdee") recently discovered and discussed last year at the Museum of TV and Radio. http://www.muppetcentral.com/articles/editorials/unseen_work.shtml

Thanks for catching that. Just a mistake. The Fraggle DVD should now be visible on the reviews page for you.

Check out the latest daily bit from our friend Travis on the development of the Jim Henson figure. http://www.palisadestoys.com/new/whatsnew/thebit/

Personally, I think Link was a good choice. He was one of Jim's primary characters after all. I might have preferred Link in non PIS clothes though. For me, Crazy Harry has always been the odd one in the line. Crazy Harry is like the annoying next door neighbor that you know nothing about on a...

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Your sentence structure makes it sound like the Princess Diaries SE DVD is the first thing to contain (c) Muppets Holding Company, LLC on it. What were you trying to say? Please take the time to re-read your messages before you post them. It's always a good idea to run your text through a...

I wouldn't want to make the songs available without their permission, but let me track down the paperwork and share a little bit about the proposed story.

SWolf75, glad to have you back. It's always great when old friends visit.

The New Mexico shows were produced and aired in 1975.

Around 2000 they were pitching this to Henson. They also contacted me here to help hook them up with some Henson folks. I have a plot summary for the project along with a recording of them singing all the songs they wrote for the project. It is very Muppety and great to hear Marx and Lopez...

Just got a note from Sideshow that they have discounted all their Muppet Show character busts 25%. Some of them have already sold out like Beaker, Bunson and Gonzo. Click here for the discount... Sideshow said they were not planning on discounting these any further and that when the...

You can get the ToyFare issue here... http://store.yahoo.com/wizarduniverse/toyfare79.html