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I could go deeply into this stuff... but it's like the animator Ralph Bakshi, who had his career start as doing "kid's" Cartoons for Terrytoons, started doing R and X rated animated features for adults in the 70's, and then did more kid's stuff with the 80's Mighty Mouse, and even some "What a...

Well, we all know about the "Classic Crayon Factory" box from Muppet wiki, right? But what you probably didn't see is the Newspaper headline. Split second, corner of your eye stuff... but the newspaper featured a picture of the infamous I Beam. That orange glow is UNMISTAKABLE

Can we PLEASE have a season where they don't use any of the tired "kids painting a Mural of double digit numbers" segments PLEASE? Not really much to comment on. A late 90's early 00's style story where Elmo writes a story about a letter or number. Great to see that Oscar and baby Bear had...

Yeah... that junk news SS had to toss out into the world so that people would actually pay attention to SS instead of some sugar colored seizure that pretends to be a computer game. Wouldn't put it past them. I HATE that! No one makes up their own opinions anymore. They have to get some...

Maily because It's too late for anything It's such a shame that NBC's stupidity and Leno's unprofessional greediness and babyish behavior Conan got kicked out of the Tonight Show... similar things that happened to David Letterman, who fled the network after being passed up for Jay when Johnny...

Seriously.. they let that stupid rumor out there, and suddenly people say PETA kidnapped Big Bird and set him out into the wild. Oscar still lives in a trashcan, and he'd sic his pet elephant on anyone who tried to move him from it.

Ah, so the big studios were the only ones who could get TV shows on the air were the companies that owned the networks themselves. Another fine example of post 1990's FCC deregulation. But I won't go into that. Personally, I never really minded the EMTV ownership. They got a lot out of...

A) I GOTTA see that movie... and B), I Always felt Roscoe had some sort of wacky exuberance and warm down to Earthness mushed up into the sort of character it takes to work with Muppets. Sure, Matt seemed more like the grown up host, younger Uncle figure in the show, but Roscoe seemed not...

It's a start, after all. Don't forget, Fraggle Rock was released as volumes before we got sets too.

I would honestly much rather have Dog City... even one that's chopped up and misses the segments with Bean Bunny... like the European version. They just need to negotiate the rights to Rowlf, and I hope they can do that. And if not, then at LEAST the Dog City cartoon in some way shape or form.

I've seen worse. MUCH MUCH worse. It's actually widely accepted that Warner Bros makes the worst possible trailers for their movies. I really think their Matrix trailer was the reason I didn't appreciate the movie until much, much later.

Details Well, seems that we ARE getting some of the JHH, just as single disk releases (forseeably). And obviously any Muppet refernces will be cut.

To me, Bonus features say "HEY! We actually care about putting this on DVD!" instead of "It's on a DVD already! Stop hounding us!" And frankly, it's more likely to see future volumes (or even a completed series) if they take that time and care with it. Again, I'm glad Disney actually...

Well... I see your work as Disney cartoonish. Cartoony and animated, but it doesn't need to have much squash and stretch, the way Dave Alverz does. He has a very Looney Tunes style in his work, and it works quite well for him. Roger has a comix approach. Cartoony and cartoonish, but more in...

to quote Muppet Wikia: Seems pretty good to me.

Pretty good episode, considering it was made up of mostly reused footage. At least Abby was only seen once this time. Anyway, not only do we get a great story focusing on Big Bird, but Jerry Nelson and 3 of his characters appeared, The Count being a main figure, Jerry, Sherlock Hemlock and...

Does Big Bird taking Rollerskating back up, since he hasn't done that since the 80's, count?

"ALLRGIHT! YOU ASKED FOR IT! You're a WONDERFUL guy, Ernie! You took me in here, you gave me a place to live, and something to live for! I'm never gonna forget that, Ernie! You're the TOPS with me!"

As opposed to what he's been doing before?

I really think that baby Bear's leap into the public eye had a LOT to do with David Rudman wanting a regular character that was all his own. Nowadays David has Cookie Monster, and could forseeably be busy with Scooter and Janice, so I wouldn't be surprised if Baby Bear appears a little less in...