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The Home Theater Forum last night hosted their annual chat with the heads of Warner Bros. Home Video, and many titles were mentioned that may be of interest to fans of television and animation on DVD. The Warners also discussed some of the considerations that go into preparing a title and how...

Cherrypotion, All the bonus material on the first set is excellent. If you like the show I think you would enjoy the notepad. Besides, you paid for it. Try calling HIT Entertainment (their number is on the bottom of the box) and explaining the situation to them. They might send you a...

Those are very cool, thanks for sharing. It's always fun to see how they edit the foreign segments to "wrap around" the Rock segments.

It was still CTW twelve years ago when they met.

from Cartoon Brew's Jerry Beck: We must sadly note the passing of Jim Thurman, an Emmy-award winning children’s television writer, who died April 14 at age 72. I had the pleasure to meet Jim several times in New York about 12 years ago. He was a great big funny guy with a deep “radio...

MokeynSprocket, I used to think like that. I still do for shows like "M*A*S*H" and "I Love Lucy" that will probably rerun forever. But ever since it aired its last episode, Fraggle Rock has been shown in reruns very infrequently. When it does rerun, it is typically yanked off the schedule...

That's interesting. Perhaps they are showing both. There are far fewer cartoon episodes than live action, though.

And some more of Steve's Home Movies too!

Awesome! I really hope HIT continues with the cast and crew interviews that made the first two sets so wonderful. Maybe they could toss in some old HBO promos (like the ones that surfaced on the internet in recent weeks), a jukebox of Fraggle songs from Season 3 and a neat little tribute...

That's very true. The special features for any boxset are what typically take the most time, effort and money to produce. If we have to wait a full year between Fraggle seasons in order to get the great bonus material that's been made available, I'm all for it.

Re: Sony Wonder goes under... I think this explains Sesame Workshop's deal with Genius. Bad news for Sony Wonder: http://www.tvshowsondvd.com/newsitem.cfm?NewsID=7039

I didn't find this already posted, so I'll assume it's fresh news. Linked from the PuppetVision blog: http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/blogs/parenting/detail?blogid=29&entry_id=13961

Agreed! If only there were captions on the bonus disc, we could finally get the exact lyrics to "All Around the World" off the music video. But alas, there are none.

Fresh in. http://www.tvshowsondvd.com/newsitem.cfm?NewsID=6953

I agree. Isn't it great that the show is getting everywhere? :)

After writing an enthusiastic e-mail to HIT's Consumer Relations department (letting them know how much I'm enjoying Season Two and how I can't wait for Season Three), I received this encouraging response: If anyone wants to do what I did and confirm with HIT that we're all patiently...

TVShowsOnDvd.com has posted a news item today about Dinosaurs Seasons 3 and 4, and it appears some new info has surfaced along with large artwork: http://www.tvshowsondvd.com/newsitem.cfm?NewsID=6876

Well, ok. Either way the release of the remaining episodes is what I'm looking forward to.

Well, please keep us posted as I know you will Warrick ;) I think the release of sets such as this one (and the Season One boxset in Australia next month) is a great sign that the franchise is in demand not just in the US, but all over the world. And HIT seems to be taking both notice and...