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Sort of on the same topic... but anyone else notice new Sesame Street 40th anniversary banner ads popping up in places? So far I've seen Elmo, Abby and even Cookie in my Yahoo mail page.

You wouldn't, by chance, be referring to This one?

I'm gonna come out right now and say it. I HATE when people put up popular movies that are either currently out in theaters or DVD. Or full current TV shows. Mainly because it puts pressure on people who just want to help out the fan base of an obscure or long lost TV series or movie... (do...

Nah... just WMG and Viacom and all those companies that are too greedy to accept what Google promised to pay them from Ad revenues. :D

Wow... That's gotta be rare then. I never heard anyone with that problem... and he was at different places too. Just a hilarious story and thanks for sharing. Here's what I noticed. In the alphabet soup segment, it's really Mr. Johnson that gets the upper hand... I wonder what would have...

I think it's where the real bargain is, actually. And not just for people who want the complete series... I've noticed that when these things get released, the price of single DVD box sets manages to lower in time. The once 40-50 dollar Flintstones seasons sets plummetted to a more affordable...

Good thing I don't have GMC and MCC yet! Stuff like this is why I usually wait a while for DVD releases... they either come with stuff or go on a deep discount or something. I hope they continue this with other characters for other releases... I would LOVE for TMS Season 4 to come with...

I think the main problem with the film (though I didn't have it) was that it may have just been too subtle and too minimalistic. But then again, I would have hated to see it be about the Monsters living in a big fat Narnia type fantasy world. Plus, when you're working with a kid's book adding...

I was all set to get excited until the Walden Media part. Really I was. How would this work? Hmm? CGI Characters in a live action setting. The entire world of the Berenstain Bears is anthropomorphic animals... if they even think of adding humans, they took a huge poo on the source...

I see what you're getting at... but really... compared to other kid's books that get turned into movies I have to completely and utterly disagree right there. Among other things, we could have had a movie filled with dated pop culture references and ugly CGIs... the thought of the Wild Rumpus...

Has it been really cold and had a hard freeze yet where you are? Sometimes that does it. Of course, regionally, people have been seeing Indian Summer (not near here and I'm pretty mad about it--- in fact, we've seen the exact opposite with well below normal temps, except for Halloween). I saw...

Here's my list Expensive: Muppet prop replicas.. not just to go with the Muppet replica sets... but unique muppet props and gadgets made and sold the same way collectible Lightsabers or replica props from other movies. Slightly Less expensive: Artwork prints by different artists and...

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I JUST read that and I am SOOOO happy about it. Whether it will be the entire episode edited down just to see his character, or if it's just a brief segment, I just can't wait to see his original form. I waited soooooooo long for it, too.

Yeah, but those are on so many other DVD releases... I'm glad that there is just so few instances of double dipping on this set, and so many rare bits we may never have seen... Telly's FIRST appearance is on there... a fan's biggest dream. We didn't even see that on Youtube or even SS's own...

I second that. They really want to try to get as many old characters back as possible... again, that relies all on what performers can play them for extended periods of time. Even Sesame Street has been doing that to some extent, bringing back Guy Smiley for the first time since Henson's...

I see what you mean there... seems like the only thing that it really added was to chase sequences and more complex camera angles to various scenes... stuff they just couldn't really have done with puppetry due to their complexity. And there is some action that they just couldn't have...

No! Trust me! They own it ALL! Maybe the exception of Next Mutation (Disney still owns that, and they tend to put most of the Saban/Fox Kids stuff in the vault and lock it away from the fans who liked it)... but trust me... they own it ALL! In fact, 4kids got a 10 million dollars cut for the...

The thing I want to know is why didn't they just together 13 episodes of the actual series and just show that on Saturday Mornings instead. Sure, cable rerun viewings were unheard of then (good ol' days and everything), and they wanted original programming. I really think the major problems...

Exactly my thoughts... though it seems to me they had more trouble just recasting Scooter with a constant performer... after all, recasting isn't easy work at all... not only do they have to sound and act as much as possible as the character, they have to be the character in and of itself. A...