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Oh, who're we kidding? The Wizard will be some b-list actor like French Stewart. :cool:

Well, you do know there is a "Sightings" thread to report figure findings, right? :cool:

It probably makes no difference, but it should be mentioned that the markdowns and free shipping deal are also on KBToys.com. No surprise there, since they own eToys. Whether or not the codes will also work there is another question. :cool:

But wouldn't one also need to have a TV that is PAL format compatible? :cool:

Um, maybe because showing Ed posing with Muppets from IAVMMCM would have been too weird? :cool:

Oh boy......Tux Kermit with bonus "Muppet" Reverse Flash. :cool:

Well folks, we can add a new addition to the list of DVD differences. "Rocky Mountain Holiday" is edited...the scene with John teaching Rowlf to fly is gone. :cool:

It's been a while since I've watched it, but I am almost absolutely sure the Region 1 DVD has Animal's lines. When the DVD first came out, the movie had just finished a run on HBO with the "error" sound mix, so I do remember paying attention to that scene when watching the DVD. And since I...

Well, I think if Palisades' web site offers Kermit, that would probably violate their agreement with Target. As far as eBay....a seller on eBay won't have one for sale until they're available at Target, unless the seller is a rotten hooligan. :cool:

Kinda sorta....Disney's California Adventure is right next to Disneyland, but it's treated as a separate park (read: additional admission)....similar to how Epcot and Animal Kingdom are "separate" parks but still in the Walt Disney World Resort complex. :cool:

There just BETTER be a George Liquor figure made!

In the meantime, "The Muppet Show" (and a certain famous one-shot sketch) is mentioned in a lyric on "Weird Al" Yankovic's upcoming album, "Poodle Hat!" :cool:

Re: Phil, Anything's possible, but Eddie has travelled to do a few mainstream movies before, so his involvement does not necessarily guarantee a British shoot. But Eddie doing a voice will make me see it no matter what! :cool:

And you would have been right, if it wasn't for the fact that the stores opened in '91 or '92. :cool:

Actually the Scooby explosion started in 1997, shortly after Time Warner acquired Turner Entertainment (which in the process gave them Hanna-Barbera). To Warner's credit, they did try to present all of the H-B characters together under a "Cartoon Network" brand before it became apparent that...

This is fantastic news!!!!!! Let us hope that mouse never rears its ugly head again. :cool:

Why did they dress up the Men in Black worm guys? :cool:

(The rest was snipped for space.) Would an AOL-esque "Me too!" be out of line for a reply? Luke pretty much articulated exactly how I feel about Mr. Hill and his "insider" knowledge. He knows these things, how? Phone calls with people no longer with the company? Supposed merger...

Because October is when most media companies release their products to get the most holiday exposure and sales. I know it seems a bit early, but that's why. :cool:

I have never seen this bit for some reason, but IIRC they were called the Leprechan Brothers. :cool: