Search results

There is there is. Co-incidentally, the Woody Woodpecker DVD's actually have some of the Universal produced and owned Oswald shorts. If you have enough cash, asn you're an animation collector, you should buy both sets, and compare and contrast them. It seems that it would be interresting.

If anyone complains about "Why do I have to spend 100 bucks to fill up my SUV?" you answered your own question.:D

it seems like most girls have moved away from stuff like that. they're more obsessed with Preppier stuff like Hannah Montana and High School Musical. I wouldn't be surprised if kids stop buying Bratz all together, and they stop making those hideous DTV (cheaply made) CGI flims. It's been over...

It would be perfect if we did. I mean, then we'd have the complete complete series. The animated series basically is nothing too much more than a supplimentary show. Plus, they own the distribution to the cartoon, so there's nothing majorly stopping them from doing so.

As much as I love Jerry, only Robin and Floyd were any of his major TMS characters that were ever included in the core group. Sure, we had some characters that you listed like Kazzagger, Lew Zeland, and Strangepork, but they were going a different route. I think most of the characters could...

Sigh. I thank you for your opinion, but once again, this thread has degraded back into an anti-Elmo/post 1998 Sesame rant thread. I think we've covered this ground millions of times by now, and we have lots of other threads to post these in. May I suggest here?. So, if you have any changes...

They weren't. And even though this techincally was a repackaged collection of the show (The Adventures of Rocky and Bullwinkle and Friends from 1997), they wouldn't have put any of those as parts of the show anyway, since they were used mainly for the Bullwinkle show on NBC. As the first...

Well, basically it served its purpose as a toy commercial. I'm glad the thing bombed, and I hope it spells the end of that annoying 90's Hoochie Babies fad. Much as I hate Hannah Montana, I'm glad girls are flocking to something less gratuitously sexual. I'm no prude, but 10 year old girls...

Fine. just don't ruin it for every body else. okay? You know how long we've been waiting for a licensed Dirth Nader? Jeezz... same people who say "I ain't waistin' my 12-20 bucks on a cheap collection," but will pay 300 bucks for a giant Ugly rabbit painted by some unknown artist they...

Not saying those weren't cute, though. But I'da rather seen more commercials, more of the Puppet, or other rare things from the course of the TV show. Or at least clips from other episodes not featured on DVD.

Cartoon ducks in general are always the best. I don't know why... I just don't know why cartoon ducks make the funniest of all cartoon animals, but they always are. Donald? Daffy? Darkwing? Even Scrooge McDuck, who's more of a serious character most of the time... There's just something...

Those aren't special features. How can stuff you already have seen on the DVD be special if you already saw them? I wish they just had extra cereal commercials instead. Anyway, I also hate when interviews are interspearced with clips of the show. NO. I already seen those clips. i want...

I've heard conflicting things. I think Karen Prell herself once posted here saying they couldn't get the puppeteers due to a schedualling conflict. But I've also heard money was a problem as well. That said, I think some of the voices really worked, Rob Paulsen didn't just impersonate...

I do ALL my T-shirt shopping there. All of it. they have the best prices and best selection, bar none. We're talking some stuff that's Hot Topic quality, and you can get them for 10 bucks each (give or take), since they're almost always on sale. They some great Sesame Street and Muppet...

I could get on the rant, but I'll just touch it up here. I feel the way they handle animation is a complete joke, because both violence and sex is heavily edited on more adult cartoons, while you can be a lot more graphic in the same adult medium, if it's live action. Reminds me of an unaired...

Unless I said it before, I'd take emo-rocker over preteen Bratz-esque hoochies anyday. That was my biggest fear. But as much as I'd love to see the Chippettes in the sequal, I'd rather see Clyde Crashcup. But that's just me.

So close. Actually, it was NBC. It was definately not the network that aired Muppet babies (CBS). I don't know why, myself. maybe it was because Henson was knocking at NBC's door. I'm going out on a limb and say this show was probably meant either as a prequal or sequal to the series, as...

Personally, I'm just worried about having to buy one of those stupid converter boxes. I mean, you can't sell blood anymore. :crazy:

I hear yah. Personally, that sort of look with the Muppets was a one time thing. When the SS line was cancelled mid-first series, that was the time we closed the door on stuff like that. Only thing I said I have a little problem with is they clearly based these on cartoon drawings, and not...

You know, I was meaning to pick up some of the Oswald the Rabbit stuff they've started to release, but didn't. I'm actually kicking myself for not buying an old Oswald the Rabbit Kubrick figure... this was released quite a while before they sold the character back to Disney... I bet it's worth...