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I talked about this in a previous thread and feel it is best for its own thread, so since I know that Cleo and Theo from Between the Lions made a comeback in 2021 for the 2021 ED Games Expo (as puppets, mind you, apparently the Theo puppet was rebuilt). Like I have said before, since Between...

Fun fact: Emily Perl Kingsley and Sharon Lerner were involved with the production of the first two videos in that series, and both were involved with Sesame Workshop, including involvement with Sesame Street books.

Thank you, but I was asking MuppetSpot how they know that Disney wouldn't give the rights to Darkwing Duck to a PBS Kids show.

How do you know? By the way, like I said, please understand I am on the autistic spectrum. The fanfiction I wrote a while back that you thought was nonsensical was from a weird dream that I had.

Here's the YouTube video with the character you inquired about: Kayree, the Cajun Hound Dog - YouTube Also, to CoolGuy1013, from a previous post, please understand I am on the autistic spectrum. The fanfiction I wrote a while back that was perceived as nonsensical was only from a weird dream...

I read in the description of the Between the Lions episode "Red Parka Mary" that Leona has a friend named Sadie. What species of animal is Leona's friend Sadie?

It means I know more about the subject than I used to.

I have gotten more enlightened since I wrote that, but Sesame Street would probably be on Disney Junior if it became a property of Disney. After all, Sesame Street is now also on HBO.

I agree-when Emmet Otter's Jug-Band Xmas was released to DVD, Disney wouldn't give the rights to Kermit the Frog (who originally appeared in that movie) for any price to the Jim Henson Company who continued to own the rights to Emmet Otter's Jug-Band Xmas after selling Kermit to Disney. (Find...

Just because they wouldn't produce it doesn't mean it can't be a fanfiction sequel series between us BTL fans.

Why was what I imagined weird? I called a BTL reboot an unlikely event, I was just addressing that fictional characters usually don't age, even if they get rebooted.

But would the rightsholders to Between the Lions give the rights to Between the Lions to Disney? By the way, did you know that Bill Nye the Science Guy, which was a PBS show, was owned by Disney?

That's what I said in my post-I called a reboot of BTL "an unlikely event". I just mentioned it to address that fictional characters usually don't age. For example, in the new Muppet Babies, the characters are portrayed as the same age as they were in the old 80s version.

I recently imagined that sometime after the final season of Between the Lions ended (in the unlikely event there was a CGI reboot, they would keep the characters the same ages as in the original version because fictional characters usually don't age), Cleo and Theo divorced and Cleo has gotten...

Like I said, this thread should not just include songs. In the 1970s Dr. Seuss movie "Dr. Seuss on the Loose" which contains three stories: The Sneetches, The Zax, and Green Eggs and Ham, I had it on video as a kid, and during the end of the story of The Sneetches, I misheard the narrator's...

Where can we listen to the podcast that tells us that the Theo puppet is toast?

I liked college better than high school. One thing I didn't like about high school was that my high school (which moved to a new building and the building that was my high school is now the middle school) had a courtyard which students were not allowed in. Since the UU church I was raised in...

I actually visited the sailing vessel MIMI from that TV show when it was in my area. Does anybody remember this button: or any other souvenirs of it when it traveled up and down the East Coast from New England to the Gulf of Mexico? Who remembers the out of print cassette "Sea Songs from the...

Even books from the days before the Internet that had an order form for other titles in the series on the last page of every single copy of every single title in the series, do you think most of the order forms for other titles in the series on the last page of every single copy of every single...

Before the Internet, books used to have an order form that one could mail in with check or money order or credit card for other titles in the series on the last page of every single copy of every single title in the series. I have only seen this in books, why did board game companies never...