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I will say one thing. Nowadays, Disney only cares if you're a tweenage girl. Seems that because they want nothing but hits, they keep trotting out the same trot like High School Musical and Hanna Monatana. That's all they do, besides Pirates of the Carribean (which, I do enjoy). Other than...

Yeah, but I always just lump that in with the great comedians of Yesteryear. That's what Bert and Ernie are to me, and Grover isn't any different. I see a lot of Marx Brothers/Laurel and Hardy/ Abbot and Costello riffs in old gags like that. Anyway, I just bought this set last night. I...

I got mine just last night... and I have the one that has the folder stuck on it. I wonder what caused that, and why they didn't catch it sooner? Anyway, All I saw so far was the classic cuts from season 8. But that Pinball Nuimber Count cell is pretty breathtaking. I'm so going to frame it.

But then again, Sweetums was on the Muppet show, as well as a couple other early projects, and thus was never on Sesame Street.

Listen... I'm glad the movie did so well... but would it killed someone to make Chipmunk Plushies or T-shirts to go with the movie? I mean, even Under Dog had a small run Action figure line. Mercifully based on the TV show.

Would you believe it took me three days till I could review this thing? I thought it was pretty good. I mean, it wasn't as cloying as a Very Special Sesame Street Christmas (or the a very special Leslie Uggams just happening to be on Sesame Street... and uh Big Bird is there too... and Oscar...

In Animaniacs, several VO's played Santa, I believe. Maurice LaMarche played the real Santa in "The Day Before Christmas" (Frank Welker, of course played Ralph the Studio Guard who was the fake Santa). he also played the mall Santa in the flash back in "A Christmas Plotz." Meanwhile, Jess...

Does it paint me as a bad person saying I never liked Green Acres (I prefered the opposite approach with the Beverly Hillbillies myself) and thus, dont care? Nor am I surprised? I did hear news it was going to be a TV show made off of old scripts to find a way around the writers strike...

I know this is a long shot, but if anyone has the Tiny Toon Adventures album as MP3s, I'd like them all. All except the extended international theme song. I have the regular theme song and the Japanese theme song if anyone's interrested.

Thank you. I appreciate it.

Yeah, but that's the hook. It wasn't a real failure, but it wasn't an instant surefire mega ultrahit. And these days, if you don't have a sucess right off the Bat, it's not worth looking into a second time. And since almost everyone in the Muppet community (plus a few TV critics) didn't like...

you mean this one? Funny thing. i looked it up and found 2 versions in English (one was the condensed Fox Family opening) and one in Arabic and one in Hebrew... There's something poigniant about that... Almost like they shoulda had John Candy help out in Mideast Peace talks or something...

Depends. It depends on which companies the Chipmunks were the most popular. Maybe certain parts of Europe. I know that France and Germany got the 80's show. And for some reason, Garfield: A tale of two Kitties didn't do that well over here (understandably) but it did amazingly in either...

I remember the most wonderful thing about Scrooge was written in a letters page in the back of one of the Ducktales comics. It said that Scrooge McDuck would never profit off of Drugs, alcohol, or weoponry. That just makes me love the character all the more. While he can be a ruthless...

Does anyone else think that a good portion of what's wrong has to do with DVDs? You know... a lot of these old shows are on DVD now, and fans of any given series would just buy season sets or something?

If someone can put Muppet babies Rocket to Stars on Sendspace or something, I'd really appreciate it.

Honestly, Fozzie is the absolute worst of the bunch to me. Had they not made him that fuzzy, I guess it would be managable. But he looks like all sorts of horrible things happened to him that I can't begin to list. let's say Steme rollers are involved. Anyway, I will say the Piggy looks...

Hard to believe, it was 60 years since Scrooge's first appearance as a character in comic books. He first starred in Christmas on Bear Mountain as quite a different character than he is today. he was much closer to his name sake (even scoffing Christmas). While originally designed as a one...

That's pretty much something that bugs me on 2 levels. I am supportive of the writers getting what they want, that paultry nickle per DVD increase, but now the union wants to add in other demands that include taking over other unions (the animation guild) and creating new ones (reality...

Some of it was quite good. But it was pretty much an excersize in embarassing 1970's style celebrity camera mugging specials. Leslie was in each and every scene, and it was clear that it was more like a "Special Lesslie Uggams Christmas Special featuring Ethel Merman, Michael Jackson for a...