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I'm looking for Animal singing and drumming "WILD Thing" from the Theresa Brewer episode of TMS.

Indeed that is my feeling. I would get this disk cheap (as there are no special features and it's in Ugh Full Frame), as this is one of my favorite movies, plus it's perfect for my Muppet movie collection. I have everything on at least VHS except this, Kermit's Swamp years and Oz.

Actually, that was kinda of funny. Very anticlimactic. "You are watching Nickelodeon Gas..... uh... you were watching Nickelodeon Gas." Anyway, I said it before, and I'll say it again. Why, oh why does everything have to be made for Tweens and Teens lately? it's like the kids have grown...

Well, 2 reasons. One, that whole Disney Magic thing (a similar concept by Nestle in the late 90's) dashed all hope of having a toy inside chocolate. Apparently kids who don't realise there is a toy inside will clearly choke on it. And since one did, they pulled them off the market. And 2...

Well, that's because only a handful of his games were original. Everything else was plagerised from Mario games... Mario Kart, Mario Party. I like Crash, don't get me wrong, but a little originality could have helped him out.

I think the last Great Kermit Plush I've seen was the Macy*s thanksgiving promotional plush. Now, that one was amazing on so many levels. It is a shame that these Carney game Muppets look Awful. I mean, remember the Nanco Muppet carney dolls? I have the giant Fozzie someone bought at a...

And yet, Sesame Workshop did. They have their own video site now. Go figure. Too bad the others didn't figure that out yet. Hmmmmmmm.... Never seen those. They are new, right. Not that I doubt you, just want to make sure. Last time I've seen a Non-Sesame Street Muppet on a kid's plate...

So, technically, they really just stole Pixar and Dreamwork's idea. But Dreamworks stole it from Pixar first of all. Changing the plot, clearly, but there is no doubt they were trying to make a Fish film like Pixar did. They have done this in the past... ANTZ, Madagascar (which was better...

Not that surprised. Didn't know they had one, but not surprised, all and all. I mean, that's when almost every kid's media outlet had a stage show. The TMNT would eventually be a fake rock band, and I mean, No need to explain, but Sesame Street Live.

I'd guess a lot of other parents were sick of seeing Elmo related projects for kids, and bought that movie specifically as a result. Though the other reasons could be due to the release of Sesame Old School 2, a price decrease that keeps the DVD disks really cheap, or a lot of people who grew...

Considering we've gone far off topic to an extreme here, I'll add something. Try import stores. I swear by them. I know where to get Kinder Surprise eggs, Smarties (the M&M like ones. Not those chalky things), Lion Bars, and especially Pocky, Doriyaki, and various candies that come with...

Coming down the line, as epiphany is almost upon us, I have a couple more. John Stocker performed Santa in Super Mario Brothers Super Show. And Bill Scott voiced the real Santa in an Aesop and Son cartoon about a wolf trying to steal false teeth from a Sheepdog.

You know... I wish I bought that Japanese Oswald the Rabbit Kubrick in the series of Woody Woodpecker Kubricks. it would probably be worth something now, seeing Disney finally has it again. I have one other question? Is there a Big Bad Pete fansite out there? I mean, that was another one...

Jane Tuesday. Really bad play on the Dragnet character "Joe Friday." I do not know what her brother's name is, but I nicknamed him "Crayon Shin-Chan's special cousin" for obvious reasons. Seriously. Someone's gotta cut down on his sugar and caffine inatake.

.... oh well. it is an original concept. I'll give it that. But still, yikes.

NARF! Triangle cows? Do you suppose they have a square cow ranch, where they make Wendy's burger patties, Brain?

I got a Lucky Luke comic book. Specifically the Billy the Kid Issue.

Agreed, but as stated, it was the EMTV selling the Sesame Muppets to SW that was the problem. While Kermit was still negotiated, he didn't make quite as frequent appearances during those times. Not to mention that no Sesame Street characters appeared in MCC, MTI or MFS (dispite having a Sesame...

I would say it could be an apartment/ Condo complex, and all the rooms look the same. Well, that arrises 2 things. 1) Does Kermit actually want credit for those songs? Seems like he'd be too embarassed to admit it. 2) He probably gave the ideas to him gratis, no strings attatched...

AH! I have to check that out again.