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Well, there are adult Barney products out there, mostly sold at Spencer's Gifts, and they are selling well - They're similar to the Sesame ones, except HiT is MUCH more strict on what types of things that Barney can be on. (For example, there's no way that there will be Barney bikinis competing...

Nice to hear this. I'll certainly see this if it does get made. :)

Nice. I'm suddenly considering to pick this up. :)

Aren't there already a bunch of greeting cards featuring The Muppets? I'm sure you could find some Christmas ones if you looked.

Well, while I would love to see Barney & the Backyard Gang on DVD, as has been said on here, there isn't really a big market for classic Barney. It would be best for HiT Entertainment to continue making their DVDs for the audience of small kids. With that in mind, there is really no reason why...

Well, while we don't have any definate proof, I wouldn't be surprised if this was true. The Princess and the Frog and Winnie the Pooh were kind of, I guess, experimental projects to see how 2D animation would do in the box-office. Neither of them did well, so I wouldn't be surprised that...

Oh. Fair enough. :p

Well, you know a lot more about Muppet products than I do. I'm just kind of an observer. My main focus in Muppet collecting is stuff like DVDs, videos and music, as well as the odd plush toy. That said, I have noticed a more artsy look to products like this.

I do agree that the plastic eyes look a lot better on certain Muppet characters. I've noticed that this is especially true for Sesame characters - Elmo is a great example. I saw this Play-a-Song book and plush set featuring an Elmo doll that has plush eyes, and they looked awful - Rather buldgy...

Well, if there's one thing Disney knows how to do with artwork products like this, it's how to make them look nice. Stuff like Pooh and Mickey have gotten this treatment for a long time, and it's awesome to see The Muppets joining in with this.

If we were living ten years ago, that would be true. Just using Barney as an example.

If I saw Barney wrapping paper, I'd probably buy a similar amount... and never use them. :p So yeah, I certainly know how you're thinking, my friend.

Your first attempt? You, sir, are amazing! :D

That's a hard question for me, too... As generic as these awnsers are, my favourite Sesame Street song would probably be "One Small Voice", and my favourite traditional Muppets song would be "Rainbow Connection".

Just what I've been trying to say, John. As I said in my first post here, there is no children's show that works for every child, so the fact that we have both Barney & Friends and Sesame Street - Along with all of the other great stuff out there for young kids - is a fantastic thing. Sorry...

Well, I see what you mean, but children in the Barney/Sesame group (The two age groups do mix, around the latter of Barney's end) need that sweetness in their everyday life - Why not bring that over to the television they watch and the characters they'll emulate? It is quite obviously true that...

I I just wanted to say that I've seem them sell pre-made toys before, that's all. :p

O Oh man, I know how THAT feels. Well, I really hope it's not cancelled or anything because, as I said, it's a brilliant idea.

Welcome! I'm pretty new here myself, so it's nice to have some company.

Oh, has there been a delay or something?