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They OWN Skeeter. They just could have had the right to say, "She didn't appear in anything besides the Muppet Babies, and as she is not considered canon. We wish to keep Muppet babies and The Muppet Show separate." With Sesame Street or Fraggle Rock,. they would have to pay other companies...

Unless they ordered a few issues more, the comic in question actually came out today, as per my suspicion. I was able to snap it up. And I have to say, Skeeter or no, this was one of Roger's Strongest issues. I think that when he just writes he somehow focuses all his energy into just the...

Eh eh... the "guest stars" were originally scripted to be public domain historic and literary figures. Sherlock Homes and Dr. Frankenstein to name a few. There was never any intent on having actual celebrities (and since they're just drawings, does it even count?) and there is no doubt any...

Probably lasted less than I second, since I didn't see it at ALL. Why does EVERYONE want to look like Facebook? I swear. If I wanted to go on Facebook, I'd GO on Facebook. When I wanna go to a video sight, I wanna see VIDEOS.

According to this wiki article and This Tough Pigs interview Guest Stars will NOT be the next story arc. Which also explains why "Family Reunion" was bumped up. There's no real reason that was given, other than it was a strategic choice. Seems the next arc will involve monsters.

The entire song sounds slurred and mushy to me. She gave my hand a squirrley wurley? What the heck is that? :eek:

Actually... I really dig some of your M*A*S*H* and Muppet stuff. it's just I don't usually post links to my Non-Muppet stuff anywhere here.

Ehh... just wondering. Does anyone ever check out my non-Muppet stuff? I have a lot of obscure and fun fan arts in there too that I'm sure you can enjoy.

Last week I was this convention and I found a couple movies I've been trying to track down. AND CHEAP. I got the 1983 Golgo 13 movie and the 1960's Toei animated Puss in Boots film. Also tracked down an out of print BT'X DVD (one of the only ones they made) for 4 bucks too the day before.

Ah... actually, I had that... a hand me down that that I gave back as soon as I got Nintendo... but really. Those comments aren't far off. Atari's Pac-Man is regarded as one of the company's biggest mistakes, add to that E.T. cartridge (the game NO ONE LOVES) and you wind up with why there...

So... is this still scheduled for April? King Arthur 4 comes out this month, and I don't know if you're gonna release all three or not. I can wait, myself... I still have to track down Family Reunion part one, and I want to have time to savor the 2 comics that come out this month. Plus...

I'm actually pretty confused on who exactly owns this special... but I'm sure JHC somehow owned this, as it aired as part of the JHH, even though it's a Sesame Street special. Which would explain why SW hasn't released it on its own at all. I really hope SW gets to release the Stars and...

Lionsgate distributes Jim Henson Company products now, from Fraggle Rock (they were distributing for Hit during the release of the 3rd season, I believe) to Jim Henson Hour segments owned by JHC (everything but the Muppet Central Control segments). The ownership of this special is...

Well... lover's frustration is more like it. I never really cared much for the whole CGI half breeding of realism and cartoonism. Unfortunately they're going the Garfield route as far as merchandise goes, and not the Scooby-Doo route... the former being movie likeness, the latter the...

Doozer Propaganda :busy: That said: I always try to make any Muppet gibberish sound authentic. If there's one thing I can't stand, it's a Swedish Chef that only says "Bork!"

Toned down to a point. At the beginning they were more fan-girly if anything. They DID get diva-ish at a certain point in the movie. But she was mad at Alvin for a good part of the film. That I ALWAYS remembered. That never changed.

Cinderella/Cinderella is out now. I saw it somewhere... just can't remember where. As for the movie... Well, they clearly changed the backstory of the Chipettes. In this version they were actually big fans of the Chipmunks, and they apparently didn't know about the end of the partnership...

Good, yet confusing news. Is Lionsgate going to do all the old Sesame Street footage now, or is the special owned by the Jim Henson company? Lionsgate is pretty nasty and unforgiving when it comes to stuff they claim ownership of (read "stuff they own DVD rights, ESPECIALLY stuff long out of...

WHAT? They have NO right NO right at all. They do NOT own a single crumb of SS's library. Not a single second. If this is a gag of some sort, it's not a funny one. SS and WB (as the distributor) and maybe Viacom, since they insist that everything with that ugly little network bug is there's...

This thread has officially became the Cleveland falling out of the bathtub joke of the forum. It was funny for a while, and now it's just pointless. I'm sorry... but the joke ended months ago.