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I've only listened to a little of this... And it doesn't sound like the best Muppet production ever. I assume the music video will be better (hopefully it'll be more like OK Go's "Muppet Show Theme" video and less like the Weezer video). I was expecting this to be a cover of the Beatles' "All...

I assume there's a poll limit. I voted "don't care" because I have so many favorites that aren't options (as well as some favorites that are). It's interesting, I know of a few people who are at least five years older than me, and yet they seem to have grown up on many of the early-1990s...

I know that comment's not from you, but he didn't just leave the Critic for Demo Reel (I've never heard of "How It Shoudl Have Ended"), he also left it to do a nostalgia-based talk show (has a trailer for that come out yet?). As long as there's material to parody it can't get old. When Weird...

Isn't it sad how this special is getting an official audio release yet there's never been an official audio release of Emmet Otter's Jug-Band Christmas, The Muppets Go to the Movies, A Muppet Family Christmas (would the music rights issues affecting the video releases pertain to a commercial...

The irony I was referring to is the fact that when the specials were made, the Disney Channel stars were more current than the Muppets and likely were promoted as the reason for its target audience to watch (I don't actually remember seeing any of the commercials, so I could be wrong), while if...

I like the comic as well. Though I don't seek out book collections of the strip or particularly desire adaptations of the franchise.

This reminds me of the first time I heard of Mother Goose and Grimm, it was in a commercial for the cartoon series with Garfield talking about Grimm. Both shows were on CBS, but now I wonder if having Garfield promote the show had anything to do with Mark Evanier writing both.

I've noticed over the years that on Rugrats characters might mention something kids wouldn't exactly know but vaguely or even deliberately not say what they are. I know, I could have just asked my parents or somebody else, but at the time I didn't think to ask older people to explain obscure...

I thought certain cliffs or holes led to bottomless areas. Most notably in Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer, I thought that the cliff Yukon Cornelius fell off of was bottomless, and wondered how the abominable snowman could bounce his way up. Ditto with the cliff that Rudoph knocked a log into...

How ironic. I had no idea the DC stars who appear in the specials were no longer relevent, and also had no idea that people had forgotten about the DC shows they were famous for. Of course when the Studio DC specials aired I had hardly been aware of any of the Disney Channel shows besides Hannah...

Top ten episodes of Taz-Mania: 10. The Taz Story Primer 9. Heartbreak Taz 8. It's No Picnic 7. Just Be Cuz 6. Kiwi A La King 5. Woeful Wolf 4. Friends for Strife 3. No Time for Christmas 2. The Pied Piper of Taz-Mania 1. Devil of a Job

Sony has had the video rights to The Dark Crystal and The StoryTeller since the Jim Henson Home Entertainment days, while the company has always had the distribution rights to Labyrinth and Buddy. I don't think any companies that had the primary video rights to the Henson library has ever had...

I find it amusing how the packaging mentions that it's "packed with classics like Monsterpiece Theater and Beetle Bailey". Considering the same Beetle Bailey segment had been included on the previous two releases (I assume there's only one Beetle Bailey segment produced for Sesame Street), I...

didn't take over here. I'd almost like to see someone make that a live action movie. The 1993 movie is the best. The others that were either made-for-video or made-for-tv are sort of a chore to watch, though I did enjoy A Dennis the Menace Christmas Carol a little, and I never saw all of the...

On the topic of Barney, while I'm not a fan and most likely wouldn't buy a DVD set, I agree that the early episodes (and especially the VHS releases that started it all) need to be on DVD. The longtime Barney fans probably deserve the old episodes as much as us longtime Sesame Street fans. On...

Dennis the Menace is also a one-panel comic strip (except on sundays) and that got a live-action series, two animated shows, and four movies.

Top ten Bugs Bunny shorts: 10. The Hasty Hare 9. Person to Bunny 8. What's Up, Doc? 7. A Wild Hare 6. The entire "hunting trilogy" 5. Compressed Hare 4. Hare-Way to the Stars 3. High Diving Hare 2. Bugs and Thugs 1. Tortois Wins by a Hare Top ten Daffy Duck shorts: 10. Wise Quackers 9. Quack...

I recall seeing Sesame Street represented in "If Kids Shows Were Real", but I can't remember what actually happened there.

This got me wondering if they'd ever do a "if Muppets were real..." video.

I've been looking at the "other posts" page, which indexes various series of articles, and I noticed that it doesn't list the "Muppet Retro Reviews" series yet (I know there's only two retro reviews so far, but hopefully there'll be more soon). Just thought I'd point it out. I thought of an...