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The Muppets are part of the Muppet Holding Company. Which although it is owned by Disney, it is quite detached too. So the major unit of Disney would hit rock bottom a little before the Muppet would ever get pulled down that low. Let's hope it never happens. Disney and the Muppets are undergoing...

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Jerry is stepping back from this Muppet characters (he'll still be around sesame street for awhile), but his characters are in good hands (or should I say good hands are in them. In Very Merry Muppet Christmas movie Jerry was sick for most of production and what he missed was done by other...

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LazyTown has been around since 1995 (almost ten years), but has not been big in the United States untill recently when Nick Jr. picked up the show. It is a show aimed at an audience of children. The show LazyTown is dedicated to creating pro-health and pro-social messages in an entertaining...

Close, but no cigar... Simon Smith and His Amazing Dancing Bear ;) = Red :o = Green I may go out tomorrow if I can borrow a coat to wear Oh I'd step out in style with my sincere smile and my dancing bear Outrageous, alarming, courageous, charming Oh who would think a boy and bear...

The song was performed by the Scooter and Fozzie on the Muppet Show, but was originally written and sung by Randy Newman: You can get the sheet music for the whole song at the link below and print it right off your computer. It does cost $4.99 to print/view the whole song. They give you a...

Here are two places: http://www.emerchandise.com/browse/MUPPETS/TSHIRT/b.FAVORITES+KIDSSTUFF+MUPPETS/s.2cIK8EsI http://disney.store.go.com/DSSearch.process?restartflow=t&CLK=DS_11776_SEARCH_FRM&Searchstr=muppets

I talked with some people from HIT! Entertainment today, and they said the second Fraggle Rock DVD, called "Fraggle Rock - Dance your Cares Away", will be in stores on January 4, 2005. You may have seen the promo for this on the "Where it all began -Special Editon DVD", and it said Spring 2005...

Some of my favorite (non-Henson) puppet shows growing up were: Eureka's Castle Under the Umbrella Tree Today's Special Weinerville Mister Rogers (I liked the non-puppet parts just as much) ZoobilieZoo (They used puppets along with their crazy animal costumes) (and then of course there were...

Yes, Today's Special! was a Canadian childrens show about a Jeff a mannequin for a big time superstore that was brought to life each night after the store closed. Jeff, Jodie a display designer for the store, and Sam (a the puppet) who was the security guard had adventures in the store after...

I don't agree, although they will not have a press release, most companies when delaying a product after setting an exact date will explain why. No, they don't put out official statements, but they do explain themselves if asked. I have followed the releases of many DVDs, action figures, CDs...

Here is a copy of a basic Muppet character breakdown that the writters of Muppets Treasure Island use to fill in the roles in the movie (it was also used in other productions like the upcoming Wizard of Oz film) , when creating the story they wanted to make sure each muppet was feauted in a...

I too would feel wastefull useing them for actual mail, when I could be sitting at home staring at them :p I have a set of Star Wars collectors stamps from the late-90's framed hanging on the wall of my bed room, I think the Muppet Stamps will look nice in a frame next to them.

The wizard of Oz was in the works before the Disney/Henson deal and was going to happen anyway, Henson was doing things with them.

I think it's a money thing. They might do it some day, but there is no real need - having shared rights is not a real problem for them, it's not that bad to deal with.

The Muppets appeared in 14 Land of Gorch sketches in the first season of SNL, plus once as hands preformed by Chevy Chase. In the first episdoe of season 2 they were found as just "dead" puppets back stage in one skit. Here is a quick overview of the Gorch Skits. I've listed the host and the...

Just cause she was not the first choice does not mean she woun't be great. In the MGM movie of The Wizard of Oz over 90% of the actors were not the first choice of the studio. A lot of time the first (or even second or third) choice is not avalible or unable to agree on a deal, that does not...

I really hope you're being sarcastic.