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Nice! Great find.:)

I definitely agree with you there. They handled that issue rather nicely of not directly trying to call it an Easter holiday video- though of course, I'm sure it will be marketed for sale at Easter, but that's to be expected.:cool: If it gets people interested in Fraggle Rock, cool deal. And...

Thanks for the link. I'll check it out soon.:)

If you gained an appreciation for and fondness of Broadway songs and other esoteric novelty songs thanks to Jim Henson's eclectic taste and selections on The Muppet Show.:)

If you walk down the street and picture The Muppets walking down the street and conversing with you (this is particularly fun to imagine what the legs and feet would look like for those ones that are rarely if ever seen.):)

Looks interesting- definitely Disney's style of animation there. And yeah, Max reminds me of one of The Lost Boys- (of Peter Pan's, that is- not of the Frog Brothers- i.e. Corey Haim and Corey Feldman.;))

Okay, so here's a look at the cover art and the actual official title for this release- http://www.tvshowsondvd.com/news/Fraggle-Rock-Wembleys-Egg-Surprise/12980 It's actually titled using the name of the main episode that was pretty much a no-brainer to put on here- "Fraggle Rock: Wembley's...

Wow- the pictures in Hooper's Store and the Placido Flamingo book- awesome!:)

If your traditional greeting for your friends has now become a loud bellow saying, "Hey _________, baby" with a solid clap on the back.:super::)

If you and a bunch of friends Meep at random at school. LOL:eek::eek::eek:

Well, it's almost been 10 years since Jim Varney died and it's been 22 years since the first Ernest movie- "Ernest Goes to Camp"- was released. Maybe it's getting time for some anniversary re-releases?:cool::halo::sing:

Inspector Gadget probably wasn't all it could have or should have been- but it was at least an interesting back story for the character and it did reveal the face of Dr. Claw- that was neat. And again, I was surprised that the direct-to-video sequel wasn't as horrible as I thought it might have...

Bullwinkle and Rocky are definitely tops! I love the cartoon and Dudley Do-Right in particular. George of the Jungle and Underdog are both good too- Jay Ward had lots of great cartoons. And though I haven't gotten around to seeing the Underdog movie yet- I have seen the movie versions of...

You don't like these for animation styles or just the whole idea of the shows themselves? I admit it was kinda out there to have a cartoon based on a Rubik's Cube, but that's what was great about the '80s- you could have all kinds of totally wacky cartoons that were a lot of fun. I've seen a bit...

It wasn't really "hidden" of course, but I'm sure Kermit the Frog's appearance on the Elmo's World segment of the first episode would count for this. And I noticed Big Bird's suitcase too- that was great. I would hope China and Japan would all be on there too. Also, in the Elmo's World segment...

Oh dear- this doesn't sound very smurfy at all. Honestly though- why are school officials poking through students' Facebook pages? I don't think this kind of thing would've been such a big deal in P.E. though- just yell out Meep at random while running laps or whatever. Wow-...

The Salvation Army? Wow- sounds really cool, dude. May God bless you and your work there.:)

Well, it's also the 40th. anniversary of Scooby-Doo, Where Are You? first airing and Neal Armstrong walking on the moon but I haven't seen as much hype over that either. It's a shame because these are all great shows/events.:concern:

Ha- that's true. It was just a joke I'd seen online and couldn't resist posting. Not a cartoon, but for a Latino-based show (somewhat) I like Chico and the Man.:)

Don't be messing with my:search:!:busy::scary: (There you go- I use them. lol) I love having all these smilies- and I think that list listed earlier sounds great. I just don't want to have to lose any to add more though. And I do think Elmo really should be on here for laughing.