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Did you ever hear the Mickey Mouse Disco version? Somehow I find that slightly more tolerable, but not by much... I always had issues with that song. Actually, I strongly remember the one used on Shalom Sesame. Used to fast forward through it all the time. of course, the best cover of the...

And proof that song is annoying in ANY language. :D Seriously... if I ever go to Disney World, take a wild guess which ride I'm steering clear of.

Here's the thing. I've never heard anyone complain about 4Kids employing a Transgender voice actor. They did. I forget the name, Maddie something, but she did the voice of characters like Wally Tuskett on Ultimate Muscle and Meowth back when they did Pokemon. No one made a deal about it, no...

Every movie has them. Every kid's movie at least. I highly doubt the book is going to stop anyone from wanting to see the movie. Plus, well... most junior novelizations suck anyway. They're very dry, at least the ones I've read.

Mr. Rogers was always a soft touch, gentle educator approach. He has been ever since his earlier shows that predate PBS. There was nothing wrong with his method, certainly. But when SS came on the scene, they had that stuff as a reference, and they were trying out a whole bunch of methods at...

But would they sell? That's the question. As I said earlier, Palisades came at a time when everything under the sun was an action figure, or called an action figure even if it was a statue (Cough cough MacFarline). AF's aren't the same as they were 10 years ago. Among other things, we'd wind...

I have more of a problem with it since I've heard... well, I'm not going to post it hear because of the language, but look up Orson Welles Frozen Peas. not the The Critic Cartoon... the actual Frozen Peas blooper reel. The one the Animaniacs cartoon "Yes, Always" was based off of. it's...

Very VERY poor quality, flickery, taped off TV footage of China's Sesame Street. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=edbeD-vuo0Y&feature=related I couldn't really watch it over as minute. it's VERY flickery.

The televised version of the movie commercial is starting to play in Disney Stores. Just thought you may like to know that.

There are a lot of quiet, poignant sketches too, we mustn't forget that. But some of them were really good. At the risk of overplaying the Joe Raposo card, he had some nice quiet tunes like "I Believe in Little Things" in contrast to louder, snappier songs like "Which Cam,e First, The Chicken...

UGH! That cow film again. I can pick it apart so well. The fact of the matter is, Abby's Fairy School is a very long time consuming segment, sure... but it goes by fast. That cow thing is so slow in tone, and filled with painful redundancies and repetition. And not the learning BY...

So it was.... I literally must've blinked and missed it. Still... you gotta wonder what the heck's going on here. Almost seems like that old bit where someone's on top of someone's shoulders in a suit.

The only thing I think they should fix with the Muppet movie is to add back in the extended full version of "I hope that Something Better Comes Along" and the ending where you actually can hear them talking over the music.

Someone actually reported the TV commercial version before, and basically this commercial is the Brazilian translation... so basically, as stated before, the commercial is more like: Except for the Fozzie thing, I'd wager this is exactly the same ad. Only, of course, in Brazilian Portuguese...

Yeah, but Jim was always about playing around in new media. I mean, that's how he got his start, just wanting to be on TV. But I do not see him going back and changing everything, replacing sequences, CGI super impositions in older films. I DO see him using newer technology for future...

Yes no and maybe.... Unfortunately altering the show means they show has to change with the times, and as I've said countless instances, the face of children's television was changed for the worse in the 90's. Not the bigger kid shows (that was the later 90's when things slid a little, and...