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They do NOT make them anymore. Hallmark has them, but they only have sound ones. I think AG finally lost the license to it. And while I did like some of theirs, AG just doesn't have the same quality Halmark has. Not to mention the fact AG stores have vanished almost completely from my area.

Actually, I saw that one in a bookstore, flipped through it, and it was a pretty good read. It's basically about how Mr. Happy comes down with the measles, and she offers to do his chores, making a huge mess in the process, ending with Mr. Happy trying to pull a bucket off of her head, and Mr...

I've pretty much been watching the series. the second season specifically as 2 minute clips online. They're supposed to revamp the official site (and a WONDERFUL site it is) to feature the season 2 characters. But they haven't got them online yet. I'm sure they'll be up soon. Only time I...

Unless you count the fact that 2 of the characters (Mr. Scatterbrain and Mr. Stubborn) were made out of existing girl characters. The season 2 characters (from clips I've seen) barely appear... Miss Bossy and Miss Giggles are about the only characters I've seen really talk. Mr. Funny...

[Shameless plug] On the subject of Arthur[/shameless plug] How come this isn't an internet meme yet?

Oop... I didn't phrase my words correctly... what I meant to say is that they hinted that D.W. is starting to grow out of Nadine, and it seems she will eventually. She didn't let go of her yet... The episode is titled Baby Kate and the Imaginary Mystery... It's basically about how Nadine...

Actually, there was an episode that kinda hinted at that. I only saw it once, and I can't remember the specifics... but it hints at D.W. letting go of Nadine, and Kate promising to have her as her imaginary friend. It does seem like the only real aging or maturing the characters are going...

Also keep in mind that WB sees Scooby Doo like Disney saw Winnie the Pooh. They value it over any other character they own, even bugs and the Looney Tunes. Even then, Laff-a-lypics being volumes? I don;t think so! Like anyone under the age of 20 cares about half the characters on that show.

Genius is or was owned by Weinstine... they're having monetary problems right now, so I don't think they'd be in the financial shape to keep a sub-brand running.

Eye sore, you sore... those things were just flimsy pieces of crap. Doesn't matter how it looks, they made them cheap, the containers were cheap... and I'm sure there were bunches of broken disks there too. All because of that cheap, crappy packaging. I wouldn't know, since you'd have to be...

Gimmicky game shows, gimmicky talk shows, and hours upon hours of Judge Judy wanna bees... heck, I wouldn't doubt if they were pressured by greedy local station owners to return that time to syndication so they can run non-stop infomercials. here's the sad thing... EVERYTHING on TV is...

THANK YOU! I thought I was the only one that thought he looked like Droop. And then there's that kid at Miss Sweetwater's class that looks like Baby Rowlf. Nahh... gimme the chocolate guy any day.

That's a new one. Usually I see them bound and gagged or morbidly obese or something really weird... I've even saw some characters drowning for some reason... but you've got the Dr.Tooth No Fetish guarantee! I'll Draw Cleo from Heathcliff, Gadget from Rescue Rangers, and anyone else like that...

Ehhhhh! WRONG! But thanks for playing! What's his Concellation Prize, Johnny? Well, Guy, he gets to walk away with WHV's collection of unfinished "We promise to release collection sets" DVD's: Scooby-Doo Gets a Clue, The Smurfs, Tom and Jerry Tales, Chowder and a host of others that will...

I just groaned about this on another thread. Really... Warner Bros? You couldn't find a WORSE company to do business with? A company that's under the impression people still buy (As I've said in 2 threads now) 4 episode 15 dollar baby volumes? Really... everyone knows kids LOVE waiting 6-8...

UGh... in "Volumes." So it could forseeably cost over 50 bucks to get the whole set. These are clearly made for little kids, but really... do they even care? Man, who do they have running their animation DVD department? Mr. Stingy? Scrooge McDuck? a little more generous with these things...

In the words of a certain Ren and Stimpy character, "No Sir, I don't like it." True, Genius entertainment is no more, but their licenses were picked up by a smaller company, who I believe could have done a better job. We;re talking about a company that absolutely hates releasing kid's media...

Ah, Deviant art... where you can find risque drawings of all the Sonic the Hedgehog characters, morbidly obese Princess Toadstools, and all the cheap fan made hentai in the WRONG search! :D

Not so much kill... the writer really didn't have a handle on the characters or the humor of the show that much. Everything seemed a little off... and the episode itself was pretty dull. The writer came back for a couple other episodes, I think, and got the hang of it quite quickly after that...

The funniest thimg imn the world is that the ONLY time ALF and the Muppets ever appeared in something side by side, it was both their animated forms for that PSA special. How wonky is that?