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Well, I applaud Sid for being digital Puppetry still using the Waldo system. I think it worked better for the Skrumps... but Dino train, much as I like the show and the characters, it's Henson in production company and the creation of a freelance employee only. Thing's animated in Singapore...

Other than her pageants, she really doesn't have all that much going for her as a character. The only character I can think of I can compare her to is probably Beauty from Bobobo-Bo Bo-bobo... the sane character that can't stand the craziness of the other characters and loses it. She works...

Fraggle Rock is only as dead as Henson is... so I'm guessing it's pretty much in a coma? :sympathy:

Not quite. Legal matters arose due to the name when the film went into production (once again, both projects were named after, and an homage to an old comedy called "Spook Busters" ). Columbia had to pay Filmation a licensing fee for the name of the movie. Filmation even tried to get Columbia...

I strongly wish there was a dislike button. It's like all the sudden this wave of negativity just shot the heck out. I do understand there were problems with the film, but for the love of Pete... they didn't make another crappy "Classic retelling." Now, I'm trying to see it every way...

That was ambition. That was pure, unadulterated ambition. The figures weren't amazing sellers, and it's amazing that the line went as far as it did. We got the first toys of characters we'd never see before and maybe would never see again. Even the Schliech PVC figures didn't have such an...

I don't see that so much as deepness as just another factor of him being a villain by deceptive means. Something Tex DID do when he bought the contract from Statler and Waldorf, and presumably however Kermit got the news that it was happening. Character depth comes from what the character has...

We can only hope!

KFC/Taco Bells never have the Taco Bell kid's meal. They had the KFC one, I remember that... but never the Taco Bell one. All the combined stores near me closed down, so I don't know if there's anything different. I'm going to have to go to a mall for that as it stands. I've only seen...

Is that really going to happen? I haven't heard anything like that come up. I really hope it's true, because EW is just... it's just there at the end of the show, sitting on 15 minutes. Not even a new segment since season 40, and it was only the one then. They really fowled up when they...

Nah... Doc Hopper was a one track mind. He was basically bent on getting what he wants, he had no real backstory to speak of, and he was just epitomizing evil. Doc didn't have depth, but he didn't need it is what I'm saying. It's supposed to be an old style cartoony bit where villains are...

Yeah, but they could always make a NEW one as well. So there's that option they should explore. I hate how the classic Muppet figure set is a park Exclusive... that's really what they should have had in stores. But then again, weren't Vynalmations supposed to be park exclusives and now...

Especially when they have longer form Murray experiments segments. That's very time consuming. Still, it really feels like they think they have to make the Muppet segments long form 2-3 minute parody skits, instead of 30 seconds to a minute long blackouts. A short gag with Cookie Monster or...

(slaps forehead) EGAD! That would have been a great revelation, had that happened. I do like the inability to laugh angle, and if that was JUST in the film, it would have made the ending and some of the other gags work... But that is a very interesting concept... him hating something he once...

Like they'd actually be toys at Taco Bell... I heavily stress the 3 and over kid's prize is a cardboard kit you build robots out of. They're fun to build, but they fall on the floor and the kid steps on them... you basically get inevitable trash. We all know the rant, no one wants to do kid's...

I'd much rather PVC's or something... but the Plush has been very good. And I LOVE the selection so far, hoping to see more, or at least smaller bean bag ones that I can actually find room for. The Kermit, Gonzo, and Fozzie are pretty good, but that was the BEST Animal we ever got, a great...

There was that Christmas ornament... in fact, the ornaments started with Statler and Waldorf, had the Swedish Chef the next year, then went on to Animal, going back to Beaker, and then Fozzie. Only 2 of them are the main 5, and they weren't even the first ones in the set. If Disney thinks that...

It really felt like it needed to explain that. If they had some kid narrating, explaining what sign language is, it would have had that extra punch... especially if the point they were coming across with that segment is that some people are impaired of one of their senses. That ties into the...

I should have said weirdest thing... but "worst" as in it adds to the confusion. It's just like the WEIRDEST co-incidence... unless that's what the original idea Columbia proposed before they went to DIC... but I don't think they said anything about that. Then of course there's the Dennis the...

Elmo in Grouchland wasn't helped by the fact that it was destined for an audience too young to sit still for 90 minutes to see a movie. Considering that's how Disney pawned off Pooh as of late, it's almost no wonder why Pooh didn't get the potential it deserved. I don't think parents were all...