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The biggest effort I put across to watch it was buying a 5 dollar DVD at TRU in a buy one get one sale. And mainly because I saw another show I kinda liked, and there was a He-Man 10 episode best of... but they were episodes I already saw on qubo a number of times. It's not a bad show, but the...

It's not even that. I can take ADHD programming if they at LEAST try to be funny. This thing was just... unfunny on every level. The first episode was just jokes about the Disney channel that were so softball that it was more self serving than anything. The main character designs don't bug...

I'm just going to ask this... Is there any one that's on this site that DOESN'T like Scooter? I'd say he's pretty appreciated at least here. I'm sure everyone's favorite things about LTS and the new movie was Scooter having a semi-major role.

The script is the thing. We'd need one that's strong enough to follow for a full 90 minutes, something that can only be told theatrically. I'd hate to see some super Hero parody that wears thin after the first half hour of a movie. And I'm sure the public is as sick of Super Hero parodies as...

That Piggy is FANTASTIC! Piggy is notoriously hard to get right in plush form... Worst cases she looks terrible Best cases, she looks okay... But that's one of, if not THE best Piggy plush toys I've ever seen. That Kermit's pretty good too, though the arms are a little chunky.

It's kinda a shame they don't have those valentines that come with posters anymore. I was starting to buy up valentines JUST for the posters. But I'll probably pick these up. It's been so long since they had Muppet valentines... There were some like last Decade (either 2002 or 2003) that had...

Couldn't find them today... but I'm sure they're just slowly starting to pop up.

That's probably why EIG was doomed to failure. While there are some great gags older fans can enjoy, the Elmo focus was purely for 3 year olds. It was an idea so brilliant that it had to fail... Elmo's huge spark of popularity just happened, they came off of the Tickle me Elmo fad... had it...

There must've been a bump in showings for Christmas vacation, maybe a couple bumps in theaters after Arthur Christmas left some of the theaters. It took me until February to see MCC when it first came out, sure... but who wants to see a Christmas movie after Christmas? Seriously, the past...

Yeah... they're almost a Jim Henson Hour level of ambiguous Muppet/Creature Shop. They wouldn't be the first extremely humanoid characters (Gaspar from Barrio Sesamo comes to mint), but it is a rarity. Most international co-productions just want specific animals and monsters.

It's all about international markets for the film and how it's supposed to be more important than the Oscars... but yeah, Herald is correct... This one is fixed. So it's basically just buying Golden Globes. But the one that REALLY is pointless to me... how come we have so many freaking Awards...

Happy Time Murders? That's not going to happen. It seems to be something that would play to college kids... almost like an even darker version of Greg the Bunny (but probably smarter writing). As for explaining how they came to Earth? It doesn't need it. Gonzo didn't need to be revealed an...

Evolution was basically like a completely watered down, neutered, lobotomized, completely not fun version of Real Ghostbusters or Men in Black. The designs were so so... not bad... but the writing was terrible. I'm probably not the only one that thinks so, since it got canceled pretty quickly...

A Super Grover movie does sound good, but I don't know if it would be a strong enough concept to carry a whole film. What made FTB an amazing movie was how much of an ensemble piece it really was. I'd like to see a movie centered around Grover, sure...but the other major Muppet characters...

If I had the cash, I'd grab those up and just toss away the sippy lids. Maybe use them as a regular cup... something to put pencils in maybe... I'm always looking for a good cup to put pencils in.

Someone who's not Weinstine has the license to do the movie now. That basically means there's a slightly bigger chance it could happen. Slighter... fractionally... barely percentable... but it's in the hands of a studio that isn't the Weinstines... still, I wish Henson made a bigger stink...

Like I said before, a few extra minutes of film here and there would have really made this film sing, and fix the pacing problems... but too much is wrong with the BTS aspect of MFS to make it better than it was. TM11 was a smooth production with writers and a director who gelled perfectly, and...

If by sheer will, amazement and tenacity it just makes 5 million more, it will just slightly edge out Great Muppet Caper. I'm not sure that would happen, but then again, I was sure this wasn't even going to make it to 75 mil.

We got 2 different but fun cartoon shows out of it. I keep feeling that if Filmation made the Columbia Ghostbusters cartoon, it would be their cartoon, but with the Columbia characters... and that wouldn't mix the right way. The Filmation Ghost Busters need the wacky ghosts and cartoony plot...

I do like MFS even though I harp on it a lot... but the one thing I think they did right was have an antagonist who wasn't a villain. Same thing with Follow that Bird. Miss Finch, the main antagonist wasn't evil, she was doing what she thought was right, same deal with Singer. These aren't...