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Now that I think about it... I wonder. If anyone remembers the huge movie display with the large, clean, mansion with all the Muppets and Jason and Amy on it This one... I wonder if that had anything to do with the earlier drafts of the movie, or if they intended to have Gary and Mary move...

Henson ALWAYS needed a partner for distribution and production. Even during Jim's day. I've been saying that for a while. The partnerships they had up until currently all went sour. There were problems with Sony during the production of EIG, Buddy, and MFS (though they kept the partnership...

Yes she was. She did only have like a line or two at the beginning where Telly was asking her where Gordon was. Not quite as big an appearance as in the Super Maria episode or the Flood episode... but she was there.

Eisner had been there since the 80's. Let's get it straight there. And in the 80's and early 90's, he did do a world of good. Under his initial leadership, Disney was rebuilt back up to the massive powerhouse it is today. It was that late 90's period up until he was booted out where things...

I dunno... did it? Seems that it disappeared out of theaters within a week after Christmas vacation. Even TinTin is still playing in a theater that dumped it 2 weeks ago. Muppets is still playing at one place. We can take comfort that Arthur Christmas only made 45 Mil worldwide... that's...

It was truly a shame PBS wasn't interested in picking the show up. Though, if anyone saw PBS in the 1980's, the kids programing was far from extensive as it is today. They had some stuff in the morning and then in the afternoon. But in the middle it cut to various things like college credit...

It depends. There's a long list of stuff Disney owns that it frankly seems like they don't even realize they own. I've been on this soap box before, but that includes a LOT of Saban/Fox kids programming they got due to the buyout of Fox Family. And while Saban did purchase back the rights to...

Well, just remember NOT to blink. It's that short. Like right as the show opens, a couple seconds in... you'll see her, a generic AM kid, and Abby (the first time she doesn't talk in an episode, oddly enough).

You probably blinked... she was basically sitting on the little brick ledge to the left of the front stoop of 123 Sesame Streek, sitting reading the book. But HEY! That's the way to do it. At least put older characters in the background.

A huge handful, even today, of video games based on cartoon and movie franchises did indeed suck... some may have sold pretty poorly.. but the TMNT video game franchise DID survive the first game... only after changing it to be more like the arcade versions. Though SNES only had an arcade port...

To answer this question, you have to realize... the song is basically about the, how do I put it, delusions of grandeur little kids have when they're trying to think about their futures and what they're going to do when they're adults (you know... before reality smacks them down). It isn't so...

Yeah, but you gotta figure... the "fans" at that point were like 7-10 year old boys who'd buy anything with the TMNT on it at the time. I'm not sure if 4 million is impressive or not... I don't know what the average sales number was back then... but at least they didn't have to dig a mass grave...

Some crap about not selling a zillion copies on the first release day, I bet... They basically dumped ALL of the Disney Afternoon DVD releases after second volumes. Still, I heard that the comic brought sales of the DVD up to a noteworthy status years after their release. They really need to...

We really are seeing a lot of Susan this season... at least compared to recent seasons. Another great classic ish (very 1980's) street story. And HEY! They had more Muppet characters in the background with a LOT of human extras as well. That's the way to do it. Would've been nice if there...

If you can get past the horrible to control water level, pass the third level that requires you to jump over sewer water passages with the horrible jumping control, manage to get through the maze at the airport, you'll still freakin' die at the gauntlet before Shredder without EVERY Game Genie...

Yeah... to the point where everyone wants them to bring back the NEW characters. I tell yah, I loved that movie, but it needed to be at least 8 hours longer in run time to get all the characters on screen a satisfiable duration. I'm sure the film makers would love that too... not so much the...

PFFT! Some "forever" collection. Is "forever" as in "It's going to take forever for us to get this off the ground, so why bother?" I know the Manhattan Toys plush and puppets were supposedly of that line. I swear I saw "forever" on one of the tags. I hope they don't hog the plush toy...

I'd guarentee we'd still be waiting for the second season DVD... wait... they did release all of Dinosaurs with no problems. I still assume The Muppet Show seasons 4 and 5 are due to music renegotiations that have hit walls. Still, Disney DOES suck at releasing box sets of anything.

They're Fox. They have no problem slinging allegations that anything and everything is brainwashing kids, but once someone tries to snipe them back, they start crying like they're the injured party. I see no difference between Fox news and a school yard bully. I LOVES to call people names...

I recall hearing that game sold well because they were at the very start of their popularity. I know I got suckered into buying it. I'm sure collectors would buy the cartridge just to say they have it, but it's just more likely when it comes to something that out of print, someone's just going...