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Hey, if they can get the Muppets on TV in this climate of twittering tweenage pandering, moronic game shows that insult their contestants, and CSI having too many spinoffs and ripoffs (mostly on its own channel... seriously... do we even NEED Navy NCIS?) they can do anything. I'm still pretty...

And what do you suppose they replace it with? Hmm? Another one of those minus minded Dora knockoffs where the cartoon characters ask the audience where the green rectangle is for 5 minutes before they answer their own question? Listen, it IS an institiution and it will keep going for as long...

A full series SS set is completely out of the question. we have almost 4200 hours (so far)... and even if you can fit 5 hours on a single disk... that's still 840 disks. And you figure 5-10 bucks per disk.... no one will ever buy that. And you realize that's about 175 DAYS worth of footage...

Feh.... you kiddin? They make the DVD's WHILE the shows are being made (same thing with movies.... It's like a theatrical run is the commercial for the DVD's!) And Pooh is partially correct about the sales of the DVD's bringing the show back. Though, a lot of it also had to do with them...

You know, I think that This guy (C. H. Greenblatt, creator of Chowder, and former storyboard artist of Spongebob and Billy and Mandy) should do a couple one page gags.... It's not perfect realism, but I like how loose his style is. I think this comic should have ALL styles... simplistic...

Light maybe... after all, there clearly are crappy films they can throw together... there has to be 5 more block buster films this year they can squeeze into 3 of those terrible parody movies.

They even have stuff I've never heard of. Those ones must not have caught on that well...

One new season of Arthur was just a Week's worth of episodes, for example. Figure they had enough to rerun, they didn't need a large ammount of new episodes. And they don't even seem to air those new episodes, either!

Get Fuzzy was fun the first 2 years, but it got tired really fast. He's trying to be all "Anti-Garfield" and it's essentially the same thing. Only without a cartoon series and merchandise. Gimme Robotman... err... Monty any day.

Of course, let's not forget about "Complete series sets" that are basically a couple disks. George of the Jungle, Captain N to name a couple... What bugs me is This... The show isn't even OVER yet....

I think both movies were good for what they were.... Space Jam is a movie that no one really likes, but somehow can pick out moments they like (and I feel Bill Murray was underused). And Back in Action suffered the same problem the Bullwinkle movie suffered... the Toons don't need no stinkin'...

Simple... it's the "pepperoni" in it's pupa form....

It's more likely a PBS thing. I mean, who's idea was it to only have 26 episodes a season? PBS! They feel they needn't spend that much on a series if they can rerun the episodes over and over and make new episodes stretch out over a year.

That's what a form letter is. they basically look for code words in an e-mail, and then send off a form to corrospond with the code words in the letter. They NEVER read stuff like that if they can avoid it.

I have to say, I wouldn't mind the cut scenes IF they were at least set up right, and they didn't use such awful stretches now and then. Next season (and I'm not kidding) Peter will say "This is the worst meal I ever had since that time I didn't have time to Poop before company arrives" leading...

Daffy's only fans are angry guys that live in boiler rooms..... (of course since virtually no one saw Back in Action, no one's gonna get that one). I love how Daffy acts in the Chuck Jones cartoons, contrary to others who prefer his earlier Clampett personality. it's like he's ahn aging star...

:sleep: Which begs the question... :boo: What's That? :sleep: When was it "Better?" DWOAH HO HO HO!

They have a couple episodes of Teenage Robot on the "Nick Picks" volumes, and they're pretty much trying to get rid of them. you can get some for 8 bucks. I want them to do the old stuff first. I can't believe they didn't even do classic Rugrats, considering it was the Rugrats network for...

Wasn't there some odd fan rumor years back that there was supposed to be a photgraphy book about Animal, but it turned out to be something with live animals that was creepy and wrong?

I think it's handled well. At The Dance is tricky to translate into a comic (trust me... I've tried). The main concern I have is how do sketches translate into a comic book page? Pigs in Space, Bear on Patrol, and even Vets Hospital are pretty easy to convert.