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Cough Cough... except for the original TMNT films.... all we're getting for the 25th anniversary is a cardboard slip cover... no Digital Copy, no behind the scenes... nothing.

I have to get around to buying that some time. I've read some of it once, I think.. but man, Rosa and Barks were just the tops. There are a lot of other great writers and artists out there who work on Disney comics. I do want to get the "Ducktales" graphic novel reprints of all the Barks...

Anyone have Big Bird and Chef singing "The Christmas Song?" That's the only version of that old chestnut I like.

Spongebob will probably still be on years from now! :wisdom: Seems to be the only thing that isn't a Nick Jr show they market anymore. Not that that's a bad thing... I love the Spongey one (thought I think that Squidward is the real star of the show). The one negative thing I would say...

I bet he would have charged a lot. I mean, even before Thriller (I think that's his best work) and just after the Jackson 5 days he probably charged a pretty penny. Plus then they would have had to get the record label he was signed to to co-operate as well. One of the reasons I think that...

You know, I never got the chance to see Duckula and Danger Mouse. They weren't on until after I left my friend's house. I had to sit through those stupid Noozles and David the Gnome (YES! I'm the only one in the world that hated those shows.) and I never got the chance to see those until years...

Tell me about it.. the exciting stuff doesn't even come until more than halfway through the second one. There was way too much plot exposition in those films... Of course, the Pod race took too dang much time up in the first one. You're talking about a film director who thinks that Jar Jar...

Exactly. Though certain things were cut in the late 80's... I think they stopped showing stuff like the Baker skits and Jazz numbers just before the 90's. Of course, Pinball number count for example was retired just a few years ago.

I say, for comics I like satire... and weirdness... and those well illustraited European ones. Some of my favorites- Lucky Luke, the French Cowboy comic where all the famous characters of western lore are totally torn down to size. Billy the Kid becomes a whiney, snotty little bratty...

I spoke too soon. There is a Genuis entertainment re-release of "Christmas Eve on Sesame Street" I found it yesterday at a Walgreens. Not really the prettiest cover out there. All I can say is, where the heck are you that you can't find it? :zany: I've mostly seen it in drug stores, to be...

Chris.... lemme just say, not only did he take to Sesame Street, he dived in head first and made a big splash. Dude was made for Sesame Street. Yeah, I feel that this would be about 4-5 minutes tops if anything. I mean, we had some leaked rumor (the only other news we got for the next...

It reminds me of something a writing teacher once told the class.... it used to take him X ammount of time to write a book on a typewriter... and we all know how it is to write on a typewriter... correcting things takes too much time, and you wind up having to think carefully about what you put...

I feel the same way. I like Elmo and Abby, myself... it's just hard to find a project to like them in. Elmo doesn't emote when all he does is talk to the audience about Bowling Balls for 15 minutes. I say, if you want to see the real Elmo check out something like Elmo Saves Christmas and Elmo...

Personally, I'm sick of the whole "The prequals were crap" bandwagon. I think that they did severely lack the young wiz kid quality of the original 3, and the first one has no rewatch value (it's all long, lengthy plot expo). The second one I felt was enjoyable, and the third one I think saved...

Wasn't the Poppy Club one of the multiple things they "borrowed" from The Wiz? I haven't seen Wiz in years, and I can't remember anything about it. Anyway, I gotta admit, I liked that Poppy Club scene because at least the Electric Mayhem were in a Muppet project again. But I think the DOT...

To me, the 2 best Muppet Christmas specials are A Muppet Family Christmas and Christmas Eve on Sesame Street... I mean, the Muppets always hang around with celebrities and such, so we really get to see close, intimate moments with the gang... That's what I think the special lacks. It really...

Some how, the inclusion of Will Ferrel sounds like it could be a comedy like "The Brady Bunch" films, basically just making everything in the show a joke. Granted, I'm not that big a Land of the Lost fan, but I don't think the fans would want that kind of treatment of the property.

Here's one even I didn't belive From my absolute favorite Japanese TV show, Kinnikuman... For some reason, there was something about Kinnikuman pulling off different masks... and in one shot, he's sitting on a pile of them... Well, See for yourself...in the lower Right corner, near a...

I hate to actually riff on a classic project, mainly since there are so many newer projects that just scream "riff on me please!"... but I saw this one last year (it's still on Youtube if anyone's interested) and I have to say, it was basically just an excuse to have random celebrities come in...

At least they don't keep saying it will happen, like that Jetsons movie they've been working on since the 90's. Every 2 years I hear "Live actions Jetsons in the works." All I can say is, what works? Where are these works? I keep seeing nothing happening. Trading down for a less popular...