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You've got the idea! Gulp it down ;-)

Let it be known here in public that there will be a haggis supper in Byron's future... ;-)

New piccie online :-) http://www.anathema.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/index2.html (At the bottom of the page)

Perfectly true. It doesn't hurt that all European players can play NTSC discs as standard (Japan, another NTSC country, is also R2 for some weird reason, so it's cheaper for the manufacturers to use the same chipset for both countries).

I guess Convincing John really can persuade someone to do anything... :-P

I don't know. Finding the original US broadcast date was hard enough!

Actually, I'd suggest seeking out one of the more expensive conversion-capable players! The cheap ones tend to do a lousy job of it. Again, I'm in the UK so I cannot make any recommendations. As Phil said, it would probably be easier to do this on your computer. DVD-ROM drives are also region...

But for the sake of my stomach, I'm glad I didn't :-P

No chance! The completely uncut version hasn't been seen since 1987.

No great surprises there. Does anyone have a more complete contents listing for the disc yet?

From snopes.com: http://www.snopes.com/holidays/christmas/xmasabbr.asp

Whose alphabet? Letters are pronounced differently in different countries...

I used to have a copy of this with the dialogue at the start. The song just doesn't seem the same without it :-(

Or: Hark! Hear the bells, sweet silver bells, All seem to say, "Ding Dong Mmmkay!"

This translates (roughly) as "Christmas Eve with the Muppets". Presumably MFC.

That wouldn't help. *I* can pick it up, but as it's encrypted I can't do anything with it...

Oddly enough, I DIDN'T LOOK! :-P

'Course you have! "I don't know if you believe in Christmas, Or if you have presents underneath the Christmas tree. But if you believe in love, That will be more than enough For you to come and celebrate with me." And one of these days when I have enough space, I will buy a piano...

*worried* Byron's just informed me that he's adjusting his haggis...

"The Christmas Wish"