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I'm just happy they're actually acknowledging Mighty mouse at ALL. I remember several years ago a couple stray T-shirts and a bobblehead. Other than that the only DVD releases were those terrible dollar disks with the 2 public domain Mighty Mouse cartoons, and that one lousy "Heckle and...

What? Do they dye radishes or something? Poison Cackler eggs seem too dangerous.

...waiting for the inevitable blog post about how the Count costume looks like it's devouring someone's head..

I feel the same way too... I LOVE the fact they have a large talking Oscar plush... but I have no room for it, and I never really collect talking plush that much. Other than that Kermit from Macy's, I don't have a single one in my collection. There was a picture of the entire collection at...

Judging by his Muppet Mindset review, I guess it just didn't leave that much of an impression on him! :) Great cover by Alverez... the other one... well, it looks kinda bland.

Really! After what seemed like forever waiting for some good cartoon DVD news (sifting through lame Food and Travel Network shows, obscure 1970's sitcoms that were on 5 episodes, and obscure British shows was getting soul crushing) I get the biggest and best news of all. This cult Mighty...

Exactly... when Viacom and Sesame Workshop parted ways, did it even really matter WHAT they did with the network? Once we lost Sesame Street Unpaved, it pretty much sealed the deal with that one. It always bugged me that Nick kept refusing to air any anime programming, and yet, half their...

Tell you what... take the word "Quality" out of the title of this thread and you have the answer...TV is vastly becoming obsolete... and idiotic decisions from careless newbie network heads are only rushing things. It's no surprise that reality TV is the worst thing that ever existed ever...

It will... and don't call me Shirley.

I hate to step on this, since I'm not Australian, nor do I have any info on the DVD's... but there's 2 things I want to point out. The DVD's themselves are sub-licensed by another company over there. I'm sure that if Warner Bros would deal with sub-licensing, they'd have considered them by...

I have a few I got from this comic book store near the college I used to go to. They had all these old comics. They don't anymore... but I got all these Heathcliffs and a few Muppet Babies years back. I even found the Meanie Genie issue of Fraggle Rock. I forget specifically which ones I...

But this thread sure is... there's really NO point in talking, deliberating, and adding anything else here. The subject IS closed. Steve IS back, and whatever reason he was gone is unimportant right now.

What's the name of that dude that used to be around here, and then he got commissioned to do those variant covers for the muppet comic books? I remember that he kept showing some of his comics when we were talking about the Roger Langridge ones were starting to be leaked to the public... if...

No one has bemoaned the slow demise of the neighborhood arcade as much as I have. I really think modern video games (which are now capable of downloading arcade games) and computer emulation have pretty much Wal*Marted them to endangered species classification. Of course, another part of...

Mmm... not really. trying to teach about literary greats in that way isn't really something they would do on Sesame Street... they would use literary references and satire to teach something else: Examples- Grapes of Math (self explanatory), Waiting for Elmo (emotions), Shakespeare (various...

If they have every episode then they have every clip, I suppose. They still had those 2 pilots hanging around after all. Anyway, I checked it out, and I also found this interesting new skit that i just don't remember seeing. It was one of those 3-D paper cut out looking skits, and it was...

This whole subject is closed as far as I'm concerned. He's back and we need NO explanation as to why he was gone... that doesn't really matter now. We'll never know the truth, and I pretty much don't care about it now that he is back. The problem I still say stems from the fear that Disney...

I have yet to see an incredibly poor adaption (as a TV show) of a movie... I've seen mediocre ones (Dumb and Dumber for example), and some that are actually more memorable than the movies themselves (I'm sorry... I LOVE the Ghostbusters movie and all, but I think the cartoon series had a more...

It was stated that these were for the foreign market... they could very well pop up for season 41, but neither were stated in the press release. And then of course there's the chance these very well WON'T make it to the US or maybe even appear on Sprout somehow... or any other way they won't...

Again, I stress the fact that it was the fault of the retailers passing on a third set of FR plush. I'm sure Sababa was just dying to get out Mokey and Matt... same problem plagued the Palisades lines. I agree, though... I don't want remakes of Hasbro or especially the Tomy line up...