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Given the nature of this site, the real swear words... ****, for one are gone through a swear filter, making them come out as asterixes. certain things that are impolite, but not considered swears, crap, fart, sucks, and freaking, are not. Hope this helps clear things up.

This sounds absolutely wonderful. I'm sure most of us were just clamoring for the episodes on DVD period. But what is this "recreation of Jim's Fraggle Rock Notebook?" Sounds interresting.

You know, these sound pretty bad, but still I'm curious. I guess it would have been better to do something similar to the Avon released "Muppet Babies Stories" tapes, in which Kermit (Jim) narrated the stories, while doing impersonations of other characters.

I doubt these will have much commentary, other than (if any) Dave Golez, Steve Whitmire, and maybe a few surviving writers and such. I'd love to have all of them with commentary, since it always gives a new level to what you are watching (Futurama has the funniest commentary I've heard so far)...

Isn't it obvious what mine is?

Actually, a while back, PBS had Monty Python on late nights. And I presume most of it was in tact. They didn't bleep out the word ******, at least. >>Yes, and basically PBS, in many of the stations around the US, show British comedies at around 10 PM to 2 AM during the weekends. Slowly...

I may not be secret Squirrel, but I can tell you that is pretty doubtful. It all depends on how Disney is willing to negotiate with SW. I mean, they are trying to negotiate to have the SS characters stay in tact in releases of TMS season sets (at least, that's what I hear). So, they could...

Personally, I was thrilled about this before I heard of PBS's involvement. I mean, do we REALLY need another channel with Barney the Dinosaur and Tellitubbies on it? I'm not a fan of Hit, either (though, they are the ones who own Barney), but it gives ups a 50 50 chance there will be Fraggle...

I'd have to disagree with you, there. I used to like both when I was younger, but I don't think they appreciate with age that well. But I did love watching Dave Couilier. He is the only thing Bearable in the show, now that I am older. Personally, for "Best" sitcoms, other than personal...

Firstly, "Sucks" contrary to popular belief is NOT a SWEAR. Repeat. not a Swear. I hate the fact people make it out to be. I've heard sucks in a few g-rated Cartoons, myself. Personally, it's what follows sucks that's a swear. Can't post it here, but it has something to do with the male...

This is indeed a tragic loss. Personally, I'll always remember him as Dick Dastardly and Tigger, but my fondest memory was his appearance on Garfield and Friends. In one episode, Paul voiced 2 rival grocery store owners, Gramps who owned a Mom and Pop store (with a comforting, folksy voice...

I prefer York, mainly because he was very emotional, and had a very expressive face. He was much funnier when he got angry, and he was just all around, I think a better character. Seargent isn't without his due. he was a little more folksy, and he was able to cope with Endora's abuse with...

...or it could have been a fluke. Or they could be throwing a few new ones into the mix. It's hard to tell. A lot of Elmo, but it was an enjoyable episode, especially since Oscar wasn't Grouchy, but more devilish. As funny as Oscar is when he's just being a crank, when he's actually happy...

AH... you found the variable. I appologize if my explaination was glib. Demographics is a very deep subject. You see, kids do like kids on TV, but they also like Talking animals, and goofy humans. Personally, I do think kids could enjoy Guy and Sherlock, but they just cannot sympathize with...

I meant that they release Sci-Fi type movies during Star Wars summers in a way to cash in of its success. With MTI, actually, I'll make that an exception. As dull as MCC was and as... uh... Ashanti boot licking Oz was, MTI was the best of the Book movies (though I still didn't like Piggy's...

This is pretty much what I have been saying. Sure, I don't like him for being a self hating black who keeps "Imporving" his face while living in a freakish Tim Burton-esque Amuzement park, while being paranoid of everybody, except who he should be. But that isn't important. And I don't care...

I know this may be a stupid question, but I was digging through old videos (trying to see which ones I can toss, because they're worn) and I found an old video called Aesop's Fables, the Tortouse and the Hair. Narrated by Bill Cosby. Now, I was watching this (I did a long time ago too, and also...

I'll have to meet you all both way. Personally, I am not the biggest fan of Elmo, Baby Bear or Zoe (the latter was harder to warm up to). I agree they are omnipresent. I think Elmo's world is for the youngest of the young viewers and should be it's own series. I'll also agree the classic SS...

Maybe soon. Halmark usually premiers it's orinments in stores around this time every year. I walked by one a couple of days ago, and they were setting up the orniment corner.

Personally, as much as I love Cookie, Big Bird and all, I'd rather have the international characters. But I really want the whole set. I know there are a lot of online retailers that specialize in (specifically) Japanese Toys. Maybe they might have them. On another note. it's hard to...