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Foremost ... The Brady Bunch! And Happy Days season 2, The Partridge Family season one, Home Improvement season 2, Enterprise season one, and The Cosby Show!

Oh thanks, dude. I do check on ebay a lot for old SS Live stuff but must've missed that. I have the blkue version of this button, but not the red one. Thanks for the link

Whoa ... alright, here we go: Broadway: Miss Saigon, Rent, Jekyll & Hyde, Thoroughly Modern Millie Local: Phantom, Side by Side by Sondheim, Joseph, Return to the Forbidden Planet, A Chorus Line next week, and Making Tracks in three weeks Touring: POTO, Thoroughly Modern Millie, Sunset...

Huge overly-obsessive musical theater geek here, as some of you already know ... saw the show back in November; absolutely loved it! Amazing performances ... and The Jim Henson Creature Shop is pure genius; they never cease to totally amaze and astonish me! And during the scene where...

I am looking for basically any Sesame Street Live items from the '80s, such as programs, flashlights, felt character pinups, etc; all have to be in superb condition. I am also in search of an old Sesame Street radio that I owned as a young child ... it's a stage, with Ernie and Bert against the...

Alright, first post in like a year or something .. The Walt Disney Company section here on the forum is kinda scary to me. I'm sure I'll get used to it, but still. I don't know if I'll evetr really get used to the fact that Disney owns the muppets ... I have this annoying nagging feeling in...

So is the score. The music is awesome. James Newton Howard is really great with suspensful films. Especially during the opening credits; that's probably one of my favorite pieces.

Jusat Saw "The Village" Alright, just saw "The Village" today. It's an ok film, not that good, IMO. M Night Shamalan is a very very good director, with this movie being no exception. There is a scene on the house porch w/the engaged couple having a converation ... the way it's shot -- with...

Do I think the film would have had less of an effect had it been less violent? Yes, and here is why: so many tims do we see religious films that are, in effect, boring. They tell the story, making no -- if not hardly -- any attempts at really showing us the pain; the tragedy; the guilt; and...

Walt Disney and Jim Henson are the two most creative geniuses in family entertainment. Let's just leave it at that. And I love Mickey and Donald. They are two of my absolute favorite characters, and still remain hilarious to this day. However, I don't think anybody could really argue that...

Disney Presents Jim Henson's Muppets is ok, I'll admit.

Shrek 3 might be good, if they're careful about it. The first two are great, and definately leave room for another story. Most films don't do that, and that's why a second or third installment does nothing but cheapen the franchise. Look at Austin Powers Goldmember for example! But...

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It's like the Pixar dealy. Pixar was kinda angry with Disney, and that led to them finally bending their partnership. Is A Bug's Life Disney? No. Toy Story 1 & 2? Finding Nemo? The Incredibles? The upcoming Cars? No, no and no. They are Pixar. Not Disney, but "Pixar." It's like Tokyo...

A few days ago, my family and I returned from Reno. And I don't know if my obsession with Walt Disney has anything to do with this, but while going up to Nevada last week and traveling down this week, and passing by all of the beautiful scenery, through Donners Pass and everything, I am...

"I am not influenced by the techniques or fashions of any other motion picture company" -- Walt Disney The Disney Channel is ignoring the very principles Disney was founded under and is spitting on the Disney name as a whole. If certain areas in this company ignore their principles, they stop...

this is directed towards disneys muppets

You're one of those fans who, for whatever twisted reason, loves Eisner and thought Pressler was a great addition to the company, aren't you? I only ask this because although Disney buying the muppets was the only real way for them to survive, saying that "Disney's Muppets" are better than...

Ummm ... he created them?

I love Hollywood, am a Hollywood afficianado, and to me, although snubbing Jim Carrey bothers me, the oscars are, above all else, about tradition. Not about what the best film is, but tradition. Winning an oscar places one with the likes of walt disney, tom hanks, michael douglas, kirk...