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I don't mean to sound the cold hearted executive but struggling TV shows are allowed a small window of time to get their act together. Many of them do. Heck the first season of Muppet Show was pretty rough before they finally found their groove. But if a show can't find a vision then the...

That's cool, what is it?

We're just saying, in my town there's no rules like that. People just go trick or treating when they feel like it.

Oh no big deal, it's just interesting. In my town Trick or Treating pretty much starts when school ends around 3pm and people still stop by as late as 9 or 10pm (teenagers obviously).

Wait, your town has a time limit on trick or treating? Wow, I didn't know people did that.

Eh, I haven't read the Baum book in awhile but I seem to remember the jokes actually being funny. ;)

Cool, thanks for the info! Another weird thing I can think of, I used to watch a lot of Welcome Back, Kotter, which had a live studio audience. I noticed after awhile that every now and then you could hear someone in the audience (or maybe the crew?) reacting to jokes by going "Ahhh!" in like...

Elsewhere on the forum we've been talking about the '70s British TV show Man About the House. I was watching the first couple episodes recently and noticed that there seemed to be a laugh track during the theme song! I don't think I've ever heard of that before...

I think you've nailed it. If they thought posters were the most important marketing outlets, they would put more effort into them. They clearly think posters are old hat.

This is going to sound weird but I always feel, I don't know, more enlightened after watching Fraggle Rock. It's like healthy food for your brain that tastes good too. :excited:

Sometimes it helps to have a stricter routine at night that prepares you for bed. I find when I stay up too late it's more time that I end up overthinking the day and getting myself anxious.

::Gasp:: Is it true?!!

I don't think it's just Disney or a big conspiracy. Still, Disney ought to have higher standards than most companies. They've been around long enough.

Yeah I'm surprised you didn't count your general correspondence with Jim Lewis right away. That's even better than fan mail!

Well sort of. Disney likes to make fans happy because when fans are happy they spend money. And then Disney is happy. :D

Actually yes, kinda. I got to ask an actor I liked a question on Facebook, about being nervous at auditions. He said to remember there's nothing wrong with being nervous and that so much of it is out of your hands. When you realize that it takes a lot of the pressure off.

I'm going to speculate that having fake Kermit so prominent is going to confuse the general public, lol.

Yeah I think that's the way it tends to go with spin offs. There's several failed attempts and then occasionally they manage to strike gold. The thing is a lot of popular characters are really mainly defined by how they interact with the rest of the cast. And when you separate them from the...

I actually really enjoyed Yes Dear, but it always felt like the kind of show that wouldn't get enough love, if that makes sense.

I definitely remember this film, it was shown constantly when I was a kid. I always kinda liked the teacher's no-nonsense attitude, lol. The kids were probably used to him being all sarcastic like that.