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That's the main problem. That tweenybopper phase just won't die, and it's robbing The Disney Channel of its Disney-ness. Do they even run Disney movies that weren't made for TV anymore? Same thing with ABC family... it would be an ideal place to put it, if they weren't to mired in a single...

There's a difference. The Muppet movie had to answer to a nostalgic fan base, while that sort of fan base is the least of SW's problems. I mean, we're here to buy shirts and watch clips on youtube. They have to deal with so many child educators and child psychologists, all the while having to...

Are you sure that Courtney Love is really mad that Miss Poogy is a billion times more sexually appealing than her? There are no bounds to my hatred of Courtney... I kinda blame her for Cobain's death. I'm sure someone's going to have a beef with me saying that, but I never liked her.

The final project means they would listen. Think of it this way... if you were a huge Muppet fan and wrote a script and showed it around some Muppet Vets who said, "So and So wouldn't say this! This script needs some rewrites, and I'd do things this way..." you'd gladly take the criticism and...

That's basically the problem I've been having. The Disney Channel would be ideal for two reasons... Disney owns the Network and wants to push the Muppets as a franchise, giving them some leverage to give the show more of a longevity. Secondly, anyone who thinks a Muppet Show, even if they were...

In this case the vets are in charge of Disney quality control. That's the main thing. Notes about Kermit being in the mansion and that the Muppets rarely ever refer to themselves as puppets (and when they do, it's a sly little aside done cleverly). Plus, I'm sure the Muppeteers made darn well...

Tough Pigs posted some conceptual art... Henson, if you're listening... do whatever the heck it takes to get this thing freaking made. Sue Wienstine for money next time they have something in the Oscars if you have to. Just get this thing made because is TOOOOOO cool a character to let die...

Cartoons in prime time is (at the risk of using outdated rap slang from the 90's like a 50 year old white guy) the shiznit! I loved when Kid's WB had Pinky and the Brain and Freakazoid in prime time... I loved Capital Critters when it was on, and I still love watching the Fox line up. Sadly...

The huge conflict for me comes down to this... The Japanese version has Japanese jokes and I usually watch anime to see Japanese humor because its different... But... the American Dub of Samurai Pizza Cats was art. There have been countless gag dubs of anime since (including a bizzarro world...

We don't know to what extent, but I'm sure Jim and Kirk guided them through the film. If nothing else, we have proof of their hand in the "Kermit wouldn't live in a mansion" part by, let's face it, a FAR better concept of a house Kermit and Piggy bought back during happier times that Kermit...

I think the fan base and the media took everything out of context. Like I've said a million times, I'm a little more disappointed that Frank didn't help shape the script, but that's understandable since he's so busy with other things. I'm going to wait until there's something on either Muppet...

I'm shocked they still make these. That IS old school. I loved my old book and records and book and tapes... I played those tapes till all I had left was the book. I just didn't think they made these anymore. Last time I saw these things were when Lilo and Stitch was released. My sister had...

The scary thing is the Filmation Tom and Jerrys were at least closer to the source material than the HB ones would ever be. I'm not buying the whole idea that Filmation's the worst animation studio of all time... creativity choking, maybe... but that would describe at least half of all...

Like I said before, I could relatively give a rat's butt about the cartoon series if the comics keep going on. THAT is the heart of the TMNT, not a bunch of animated programs. All they did was sell toys and make them popular. Had that never happened, I'm sure most of us wouldn't really care...

I've been complaining about Disney's ownership (read: sitting the heck on a license they barely know they have or even care about) of Saban's stuff for years. Last year, Saban bought back the rights to Power Rangers and various live action series they produced in the 90's. But what of the...

Yeah... I knew I forgot one. It's completely unwatchable. I tried sitting through an episode and it was like the most watered down bullcrap attempt at being a knockoff of All in the Family. The "improvements" were that Archie had a neighbor even more racist and stereotypically conformist...

DePatie Freling made a LOT of crap in the 70's (who didn't? Worst decade of animation, I've been saying that for years)... Ant and the Aardvark is freakin' Disney's Beauty and the Beast compaired to the lame sitcom ripoffs they made in the era.. The Barkleys... a crappy All in the Family...

I respond with an oh so appropriate "D'OH!!!" :eek: Good job, though. Love that episode.

Like I said before, who says that a Muppet veteran didn't help shape the script? We all know what changes were made by now, and I guess we can thank them for it. it made the movie better than what it could have been (nonstop references to them being puppets for one). There's no doubt that...

there's no doubt in my mind that if somehow Lindsay didn't get any work for a while after Parent Trap, Dina would have found a way to steal all the money Lindsay made and run off with it. The very same thing that happened to the youngest kid in Home Improvement. I'd say, no wonder why Lindsay...