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The new releases, or the ones previously released? I'm guessing First National pictures went bankrupt, and they're liquidating their stock. I saw both volumes of Teddy as well as some volumes of Baby Felix (which I will talk about another time. Rest assured from what I've seen, I have one to...

Indeed, they picked a very wise choice for a Muppet indeed. There are so many great ones, and Cookie is no exception. Hillarious throughout, and I just really love how the interview was handled. I especially like: "If heaven exisits, what would you want God to say to you when you enter the...

Hey, if people can still sell Vynal records (though it seems they're ultraindie bands trying to be snotty elitists), then CD's won't be gone for some time. Cassette Tapes, however (and I hate cassette tapes)....

I think you may enjoy Dr. Slump, the story of a lonley scientist that created a robotic girl, who's desperately trying to pass it off as a real human. Which is much harder than it sounds, as she's pretty defective when it comes to acting normally. It has a nice cartoony feel, though you'd have...

While we were and still are discussing the resergance of Alvin and the Chipmunks, I can't help notice that all the while a Smurf revolution is at hand. Yesterday, I got my monthly Asterix Missive e-mailer, and saw this news: Which included a link to this Site. With a DVD coming out...

{Choke AKKK AKKKK! AKKKK! gasp!} No NO! He doesn't look like that at all! He's a nice man. As much as I love the Japanese figure collecting (Hugs Robin Mask fighting Junkman figure... then recoils in pain because it's so pointy), this "look at how cool we are, stealing another...

Ah yes. That plus the confusion of the Filmtel packaging jobs of the Bullwinkle syndicated show (which name actually varied in many markets, but used the Bullwinkle Show opening). Which also lead to confusion that TTV shows like Underdog and Tennesee Tuxedo were created by Jay Ward. They did...

It also does a great job of making fun of how Theodore always laughed every five seconds for no reason. But I love that dead on satire, and I'm disappointed they never did anything like that with the new TMNT series. I like how they made a stab at April being a reporter, wearing a yellow...

Uh... vynals NEVER have accessories. Or at least they rarely do. Once again, an action figure is something made of a harder plastic, marketted with accessories, on a card and usually fit into the 6"-10" range. Vynals can range from 6"-10" like action figures, but they can also be 12" or more...

Again, if its a rights issue with the music (though quite a few of the earlier episodes used Sound a likes, and aren't under the licencee problems of other episodes)< I wonder why no one has given a release date for the Alvin show, which uses public domain and original music... Well, this...

For clarification purposes... Rocky and his Friends (A play on Arthur Godfry and His Friends) was the first 3 seasons that appeared on ABC. The Bullwinkle Show was the rest of the series, after it took a network change to NBC. The Adventures of Rocky and Bullwinkle (and their Friends)...

This is what they're promoting I find these hillarious, actually. Too bad they follow such weak ADD kiddy fare like Superwhy.

I beleive they wanted to release her, and a Travelling Matt as well (which gets my blood boiling). So we'd have seen a third wave of smaller plush, featuring her and Matt, and a second wave of 12" with DVD's featuring those 2 and Boober. But the retailers complained they didn't sell (though...

Good news for people who didn't buy the Chipmunk Adventure movie, bad news for people who actually want to see the show on DVD. Still, it's stifeling and disappointing they didn't plan to release the Avin Show on DVD yet.

I always find it a cop out to blame other characters for SS's not being as good as it should be. I mean, both Jim and Richard passed on, so we lost so many characters from those 2 performers. Add to the mix, Frank had one foot out the door (directing) in the late 80's (you can tell, since...

Which is a joke, if you ask me. Christmas specials seem like a corporate cash grab half the time, and none of the ones I've seen in recent years were memorable (Elmo included. And not even because of him, either). If Charlie Brown, rudolf, and Frosty weren't staples (Frosty is actually a...

Ive been looking around and haven;t found any muppet newsman skits.

If not, most of them. You can clearly tell there are 2 kinds. Regulars, and ones where one of the characters mutters "But don't you go away" from the later episodes that ran fro an hour. In some cases, there isn't a "Go Bye Bye" so much as a "we'll be right back" I forget the example, but...

Yeah, without turning this into another Elmo thread, I agree. But for me, it's a little of column A and column B. I really miss him being more monstery, which explained his talking in third person. And it seems that Kevin had more fun playing him as a monster child than a child monster...

Bad News from Fraggle rock. Mostly Boober's lines, and especially the line "Everyday and everyway, the universe will make you pay." And on a slightly more positive note, "Always look on the Bright side of life" from Monty Python (Life of Brian version, not Spamalot version), especially the...