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Guess what? The strike's finally over! The final agreement has been met at giving the actors a 10% increase in wages for three years, and risiduals (sp?) for any internet broadcasting they're asked to do.

Yes, this IS rather old news: they've been planning a stop-motion spin-off series with Ernie and Bert for quite some time, not to mention the fall of 2005 was supposed to see an hour-long special of Ernie and Bert travelling the world. I'll believe this when I see this.

I don't understand pop-stars.

WHAT THE HECK?! Just YESTERDAY I saw her with a full head of brown-from-the-bottle hair!

I recommend either Wal-Mart or Best Buy; places like FYE and Sam Goody will jack up the prices (though I have to admit, I was a proud customer of Sam Goody for quite some time before they closed).

Wait a minute... the last time I saw Britney Spears she went brunette... WHEN did she go bald?!

Not quite: I've gotten seasons 1 and 2 on sale at $19 each, and I've managed to get seasons 3, 4, 6, and 7 (still don't have five yet) at between $28 and $32.

I wouldn't have gotten the series set for two reasons... 1. Over $200?! THAT'S outrageous! 2. I'm not too fond of season 8-11.

Meanwhile, the last of the living Snowths lives in the heartlands of the state of INsanity... sounds screwy Kathy, sounds like a virus maybe?:confused:

Fifteen minutes actually.;)

Some of you may know that after years of FOX releasing the show one season at a time on DVD (with no specials) FOX just recently released THE ENTIRE SERIES in a great big box-set with a ton of special features! Well a lot of people who had been collecting the season sets for years complained...

Yeah, I saw that: once again another blonde has gone brunette.:rolleyes:

Oh wow, Colorado is a lot more beautiful than I realized!

How do you know which way is west? Oh, are the mountains to your west?

WHOA! I've seen tons of those "Ready to Learn" promos, but that wasn't one of them! I hate to admit though, I don't think Eric's Guy Smiley can pass muster... maybe Steve should give it a try?

When did THAT happen?!

Same here, Jim Henson is the world's TRUE "Puppet Master", but it is a great nick-name to earn... I mean I'm not even a professional puppet (though my mom likes to brag that I am), and I earned that name after only puppeteering for the local PBS station for a short time... I think it's because...

No actually, this was from a DVD: "Saturday Mornings with Sid and Marty Krofft": it's a DVD that contains the pilot episode of most of their shows including H.R. Pufnstuf, The Bugaloos, Lidsville, Land of the Lost, The Lost Saucer, and Far Out Space Nuts. One of the special features of the DVD...

And heralde is also right, the Krofft's head writer Si Rose said in an interview that Sid (who was younger) was always spilling out ideas left and right about all kinds of things they could do with their shows, but Marty would have to try to remind him that there were certain things they...

I don't know if they were over-buged either, but yes they were constantly over-budget with the show because their scripts always had TOO much content for a half-hour series, not to mention they wanted it to be filmed rather than taped (film is more expensive than tape), plus all of those puppets...