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Ugh... that stuff makes me so annoyed. Those stupid little rumors they make to pollute Disney movies with themes that just aren't there... trust me. Animators do think about adult things because they are adults... they just have the sense to hide it more carefully. HOWEVER... did you know...

While not as grand as some of Gund's 35th anniversary mini-plush line up, or as impressive as Tyco's 30th anniversary Bean bag set, a still amazing 40th anniversary set was released by Fisher Price along with the playset and figures. I haven't seen all of them, but I can confirm 4 Grover...

Well... the problem is this... if it is a bootleg, there's a good chance that it will be poor quality and feature TV logos/bugs at the bottom. Plus, you're basically paying someone who's money will not go to support the franchise. And you can do that for free on youtube. I have no problem...

Or we scared him off. :eek:

Well... uh... there's a Monsters Inc Comic Book.... seems like they have an idea. Frankly, I couldn't see them having a plot line for a whole 90 minute movie... but there's deifnately room for a comic book. Wasn't Cinderella 2 basically the kind of sequel they made by smushing together 3...

Funny thing... Pixar was the company that pretty much insisted that Disney still do the classic 2-D style animated movies. They run the animation department now. One of the best decisions Disney has made in the past few years was buying Pixar and saying, "HEY! You run our animation...

Negative? that's what I like to call fair weather fandom... and I've seen so much of it here, it makes me physically ill. WAAA WAAAA WAAA! We're never going to have another movie EXACTLY EXACTLY like The Muppet Movie ever... got some news for you... Jim's been gone for 20 years now. Get...

No... it's licensed... which, if you think about it... that's even worse! :D

Exactly... we finally get the great stuff the Muppets deserve and now we're complaining it's not enough? Remember... Muppet Wizard of Oz can be compared to Batman and Robin... it killed the franchise and there was scrambling to get some great project to relaunch them off the ground. We had 2...

Apparently they're the distributor for Shout factory's stuff... I felt this was pretty important as Genius was the longtime distributor of Sesame Street DVD's when Sony Wonder bottomed out.

I know he's with Henson... but I really think they should have Paul Rugg perform Marvin Suggs... if anything for the movie. Watch a Manny the Uncanny, Histeria! or any show where he does his weird foreigner voice... it sounds almost exactly like Frank's Marvin. Hey... anything. Just no...

Another Swedish Chef Kitchen Disaster

Aside from the obvious Kermit Koncerns, I'm glad to see someone else appearing. As I've been saying, when you're selling the public the Muppets, you don't just turn it into a frog and piggy show... you have to show them everything the Muppets stand for, and I think that's only possible if we...

That's the point I'm trying to make. I have seen it actually happen... fan complaining leading to the death of a project or a massive collection of projects ( man... I wonder what happened to the member Jimhensonhour... he knows what I'm talking about). We want them to know we're unsatisfied...

I don't like that new Gonzo puppet either... they got the nose and shape of the head wrong... nose especially. On the plus side, it looks exactly like the one I can draw... Wocka Wocka! :concern:

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Oh yeah... that's exactly what we should watch out for. I'm sure there's a reason for whatever happened to Steve... we just don't want to complain the Muppets back into the closet (or Disney Vault as the case may be). Look how long it took them to get the franchise back on track after Oz...

news They are planning to still released SS DVDs... at least as far as the press release states. I don't know of any changes to any prior releases, and the press statement doesn't say anything negatively affecting the 40th anniversary set... but I still think this is a heads up we need to...

For those who haven't read the D23 thread, the cover WILL indeed be Gonzo.

Ah... the old Smallville paradox. Like how Superman was a full grown adult in the 1930's, so technically the show should take place in 1910 or so.... Of course, they did sort of do that with a Pup Named Scooby-Doo... sure, they tried to make it look late 50's, early 60's and all... but they...