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Well, they were released today. I haven't found any copies (but then again I only looked for them at two stores), but at the Golden Age Cartoons forum it was said that the post-1953 cartoons are in widescreen even though they were originally released in full frame in theaters (some fans complain...

I would think that Disney owns the MuppeTelevision characters (I've read that Disney owns the Muppet portions of The Jim Henson Hour). Reading the discussions at tough pigs, some fans speculate that Boom! just doesn't have the license to use them. If that's true it seems Boom! is allowed to use...

Well, I just read at the Tough Pigs forum that the writer had wanted Beard to be the new seventh dwarf, but was told that they didn't have the rights to use The Jim Henson Hour characters. But I'm sure I saw Beard on the two-page spread at the beginning of issue #3 (unless that's supposed to be...

Are any Muppet or Sesame Street photos/pages shown in the feature?

I thought I'd start a thread to discuss performers who seem to essentially be "hand me down" performers, who seem to have taken over more characters than they had originated. The two most obvious are Eric Jacobson and Matt Vogel, as they are sort of understudies. Eric Jacobson performs most...

Not too sure if this counts as an error, but on page 130 it says that (paraphrasing) "By the mid-1980s the producers had to address an issue that became more pressing each year: The need to find talent to sub for Jim Henson and Frank Oz in their respective roles as Ernie, Bert, Cookie Monster...

It's "Letter M Day" with Big Bird.

I had this dream last night. I think I was at some kind of official Sesame Street event, though I only saw Caroll Spinney there. I saw him and asked him how he could see what he was doing when performing Bruno. Caroll gave out an annoyed sigh (not sure if it was because of the question or if he...

I wonder if all these new short-form series will be in every episode. Count TV probably will (it's been said that 26 episodes were produced). Though do we really need multiple Count TV segments for numbers past 20 in the same season? I wonder if Elmo's World will continue, with this...

I thought somebody mentioned it on this forum, saying both Sony Wonder and Shout were being discontinued. Or maybe I misread what I read. Or maybe it was a game of "telephone". I can't remember what thread I thought I saw it in. If Warner Home Video currently isn't interested in releasing...

DuckTales had a line of bendies, and ironically the only DuckTales bendy I ever got was the Launchpad one, after I had gotten the action figure from the Darkwing Duck line. I think there was also a line of Chip & Dale Rescue Rangers bendies, while Tale Spin had an action figure line.

I beleive that Disney always owned the distribution rights to the special. But it would make more sense for Disney to own it since it stars the Muppets.

Or maybe it was to overcompensate for the time Jerry spent working on Fraggle Rock (since he did perform the star of that series).

I thought it was a second series that never got made. I got all of the series 1 figures (not sure if I still have them). Ironically the first one that I got (and by choice) was Tuskernini, even though I hadn't seen any episodes with him at the time (same with Bushroot). If I was right about...

I meant he was only in one episode on the set. His second appearance is more like a sequel to me, so I don't really consider him to be a regular character. At least not regular enough. Though I wonder what would have happened if they made a Tauras action figure (hey, they made a Tuskernini...

Well I finally found a copy of Darkwing Duck Vol. 1 the other day and purchased it (I was shopping for Henson's Place but couldn't find a copy). Here's hoping sales from my purchase encourage Disney to release a thrid volume.... ;) I haven't watched every episode on the set, but it is...

I thought Shout! was a discontinued brand.

Interesting poll. I wonder if it would be a good idea to make more polls like this in the future, regarding things like Muppet/Sesame Street CD releases, more Sesame Street DVDs for the Old School fans, DVD releases of Muppet television specials (not just as bonus features on The Muppet Show...

And this seems to be one of the rarest waiter Grover sketches. I don't ever remember seeing it. It's not on DVD and Sesame Workshop has never put it online. I guess you could say it is one of Sesame Street's most-requested "holy grails".

At the beginning of Sesame Street: 20 and Still Counting, Kermit tells Bill Cosby that he is on his way to ask the question of the day, and upon hearing this, Bill Cosby says "I've always wanted to do this..." But wait a minute... Bill Cosby always wanted to answer the question of the day...