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I don't think the fortune is all that vast. Viacom and PBS already partnered with them. Viacom bought them all out, and replaced it with their inferior quality shows (though I do recall seeing Doug was on their for a while- the original Nick one too). And the PBS/Hit partnership only ensured...

Actually, Shaggy was only a Veggie in the film version. Probably as a tip of the hat to Casey, I dunno. It seems they tried to carry that into What's New Scooby Doo, but it seems something they have no continuity of. I'd have to rewatch the series (I don't have any of the DVD's yet) to check...

ALF was the nickname Willie (sort of) gave him when he crash landed. It's basically an abbriviation of Alien Life Form. Gordon Shumway being his given name on his own home planet. I really liked the cartoon series, and I like how it got deeper into the character and his planet. plus, I...

Exactly. I want to see Pepe and Johnny and Sal just as much as I want to see Rowlf, Beau, and the rest. It'd be great to see all the weird monsters and Frackles everyone mentioned too. I'm glad it's getting all this internet buzz. that way, Disney pretty much HAS to make the film now.

I honestly feel that nothing could be further from the truth than SW not wanting their own network. Problem is, they don't have the capital to make it on their own, hense the fact they always have to pair off with companies like Viacom and HIT. And they always get the short end of that stick.

If there are Pigs in Space, it would be the first time the characters (outside of you know who :mad: of course) would have an appearance outside of a 2 second cameo in the back ground. link's most memorable movie role was Banging a Gong in MTI.

Oh, there's no doubt that they have a digital library of all the episodes. unless Marvel wants something out of the profits, I couldn't see any problem. And it was never an issue when the single disk releases came with a bonus animated episode (going so far as having them with Fraggle Rock...

That's what I thought. I know the Kellogs line had some Japanese only characters (I'd need to check Topher's Cereal Guide to get the specific names), and Elephant and a Gorilla. I wonder if this means they'll make more US exclusives like Chocula. I see them at a local chain store, Newburry...

I'm looking for 2 songs from The Muppet Show. Rubber Band Man (I'm thinking it was the Linda Carter episode, though I could be wrong) and Piggy as a Biker singing "I get around"

Hmmm... A Chipmunks Celebration was released by Disney ALSO trying to tie it in with Thanksgiving. It really isn't a Thanksgiving special. They just happen to be in a play. but you get ot here the Dave Seville classic "Come on to My House" written long before even Witch Doctor. Not the best...

Shame they didn't release more of them. Due, no doubt, to low sales. I'm disappointed that the ALFtales disk had a picture of Skip as the Tin Man from the Wizard of Oz, even though that episode wasn't even featured on the set. neither was Auggie in her Girl Scout get up, a screen shot on the...

Which begs the question. What is Christmassy? Just slapping Santa Hats on everything? Or would it be actually making a Christmas scene? Quite a few Halmark orniments aren't Christmassy, nor should they be. The Star Wars and Wizard of Oz ones I'm really referring to. I agree with the fact...

What do Kermits eat? I can't even respond to that. i'm too busy cracking the heck up.

Japanese media is different. There's all these crazy licenses you have to go through before you can sell it here... I'm sure that Hit would release the cartoon series over here, cheap. WITH extras. Movie's probably due out in 2010, so maybe we'd get it before then.

Seems like he's trying to get one up on both Sacha Baron Cohen (sp?) and someone else from Saturday night live. This somehow seems like something Chris Kattan or Jimmy Fallon would do, if they still had a film career. Even Will Ferrel would have done something similar.(though, if he was in a...

Which begs the question... how well known are characters like Count Chocula over there?

Hmmm... that raises the question... does he own the work, or does Henson? And would they have to pay a royalty fee for its use? Most likely not, but the crummy photoshop compilations are cheaper, and they have that ugly look that kids love so much. I miss the era of drawn movie posters too...