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Clearly a syndication or Nick Jr. rerun that caused the confusion. Dave was usually the go to guy for incidental characters. In "Where no Muppet has gone before" he gave the Mercury delivery boss the same sort of Bill Murray impersonation he would later use in The Real Ghostbusters, when...

Well, the animated one was the one I was referring to. The character did pop up in an episode of Rescue Rangers, "Bearing up Baby." I believe. I guess this was before the big Beany Bag crash, because they were trying to make as many obscure characters as possible for collectors. Still, I wish...

That is a pretty depressing realization. As was feared, the changes at Disney were pretty much a huge step backwards for the Muppets. So, seriously, what kind of good is this new Disney CEO doing? It seems they're still pushing classic characters to the side, and trotting out recent hits...

I wonder how many people think of Lassie when they hear "Rescue Rangers"

I have Brave Alone, and I can send it to you if you give me your E-mail. That said, If someone has Dum son of a Gun, I would like that as well, please.

"Aye, words to live by"- Scrooge McDuck No one is perfect and there is no perfect beauty that isn't manufactured in a lab or aided by different professionals. There are people, like you, who can never gain weight, and there are people who no matter what they do gain it. It's kind of like...

Well, it seems like they would definately have some imput, and the logo will clearly be stamped on the back of the book. Just like on the Sababa plushies.

Farely is the biggest loser on Sesame Street. yeah, he loses his dog, he loses his toy box.... :halo: But another cute little kid character that Jerry played fabulously.

And she looks very similar to this. Kidding, but I mean, weight is one thing, but when you're in your late 40's or 50's, and your're trying to look like you're in your teens, it's... well, it's like a 30+ year old guy that wears a beany propeller and a stripey T-shirt and shorts, holding a...

He's not the animated Bear that runs amok around a camp ground (similar but a lot less smart than Yogi), and sometimes harasses Donald, is he? Still, I'm disappointed by the lack of Ludwig VonDrake merchandise.

I've said it before, out of all the major Studios, Disney would be the only one that would even try to handle them right. Considering how Sony handled the muppets as kiddy stuff with MFS and KSY, Warners wouldn't really do anything, and lord knows what the other studios would do.... But...

Oh yes. It's even stated that Bonkers was supposed to be Roger Rabbit the series. And somehow, I'm glad it wasn't. There's something about it that wouldn't have sit well. Here's another odd fact- the Bonkers cartoons that appeared on Raw Toonage were made just after the idea of the Bonkers...

I may as well add a couple others: I really hate the LA Weightloss commercial they had 2 years ago when a woman in her mid 40's lost 20 pounds and she said that she could now fit into her daughter's clothes. That was just... creepy. Okay, if you're in your mid forties, a 12 year old girl's...

Yeah, I feel it's inbetween. But then again, SS is a special case. While the character is semi-retired they do use older segments featuring him. And some of them are pretty recent. I believe a couple seasons back he had one line at the opening of the first episode. But that was about it. I...

Heh. Funny you should mention that. I can't remember where it was (I know it's somewhere in between Wakefield and Peabody MA because I saw it en route to somewhere) but I did see a street that just so Happens to be a Sesame Street. Of course, this one is in the suburbs, and it's a bunch of...

It's good to know they just have a few creative differences. Worst case scenario, they just get a new writer or something (Similar to what happened with the Fat Albert film). Other than the strike and the possibility of the Director's strike, the only real thing keeping this film down does...

I didn't, and a late night time slot wouldn't be as fun as a mid morning or early afternoon time anyway. But that's unavoidable there. Indeed that's the problem. Cartoon Network is seen as a kid's network, not a fringe network. And considering (as I've said countless times) they want to...

On one side, I say the CGI market is way too full as it is. I love Pixar, and I think blue Sky has great animation (though the movie scripts aren't much to write back home about), and Dreamworks is alright... but then we have a bunch of random thrid and fourth party companies with shoddy work...

Plus, confidentially, a few of the "morsels" were advertisements for Disney videos. I'm just saying...

Back about a couple years or so ago, Best Buy had quite a few copies of it marked down to 5.99, as well as multiple copies of KSY for the same price. I stupidly never picked KSY up. That said: I'm much more angry that they couldn't find a place for them over here. It actualyl doesn't...