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I guess Mokey and Fraggle Uno have been the victim of the "Planning too far ahead" that killed off many a series of action figure.

Since I finally saw The Puppet Fraggle Rock (a full episode, at least. I've seen a bit of an episode once when I was really little, and the apperances on specials and stuff) via the DVD, and comparing it with the animated version on the disk, I do like the cartoon, albiet not half as much as I...

On a semi related topic (because it was the same production company, and it was from the same era) Troma has released Toxic Crusaders on DVD. So far, there's only the animated movie (which is now available as a seperate disk. It used to be available only in a boxed set of the Toxic Avenger...

Yeah... after all, a week ago, OScar called Snuffy an overstuffed sofa.... so I don't think there's too much to worry about. But I feel that the character needs the deep dark sweet side that he brings out when he's with Slimey (who's like a son to him) to make him a more well rounded character...

When I figured they were rerunning reruns, I couldn't help but say, "What the Shell?!?!!?" But it did bring me some comfort. When they were throwing around scripts and ideas for the next Muppet movie, one concept that had promise that never made it was "The Muppets Cheapest Movie." The...

Yeah... this sounds pretty good to me as well.... I mean, considering how "Oz" looks....

Hmmm... Oscar I didn't notice became too sweet, myself. He's just more of a character. Considering he just came out and said "scram" a lot, they just do more with him over the years. But then again, it's maybe just because it isn't as Drastic as this.... but from what I've seen so far...

Here's what I gotta say about it. Firstly... wasn't Cookie monster just some random monster that ate whatever was on the stage. I mean, the character originated as a fanged green thingy that basically ate an exploding computer with deadly Methane gas coming out of it. The only reason they...

If there ids one thing I have learned about DVD's it's this. DVD's come out at the disgression (SP?) of the copywrite owner. In other words, it depends on who owns the series, if and how DVD's are released. Which is why you see so many obscure shows get big boxed sets, and more popular ones...

If I were still able to use the computer every day, I'd give my day by day analisis.... but since I'm on the computers on and off (I don't have one) I'll give my entire over view. They are clearly not mucking around with the Happy and Healthy hype. About every skit is health related....But...

That's been around for a few months, Count. I have seen it locally during the new Ninja Turtles show a few times. I think there's another one where Luis and Elmo are doing various dances to excersize... I forget the ad, otherwise I'd give you a little more detail.

http://www.tvshowsondvd.com/newsitem.cfm?NewsID=2828 Personally, I perfer the "closer to Mirage" style of the new show (since they actually use their weopons), but I still enjoy the original. Season 2 will be volume 2, as, apparently, while seasons one and two combined equal 18 episodes...

Personally, I'd prefer to see the older animated shows on DVD than the sitcoms. Never really cared much for any of them,.. I just wanted them to be over so I could see Ren and Stimpy or something. I know the original Ren and Stimpy has been released for older audiences, and Invader Zim has...

Actually, the last cartoon Ruby Spears (to my knowledge) produced was "Mega Man" back in 95. Anyway, I think the Dic Heathcliff was much more widely remembered than the R/S version (I never even heard of it until 2001). Possibly because of the Cattilac cats, which was the most beloved by...

Well, unless they use the Waldo technology, and make this a puppet/CGI blend, I wouldn't mind too much... but since you seem concerned this is no more than a rumor that's all bark and no substance. Nothing came out of it either way, so this probably will not happen at least anytime soon...

The new season starts monday..... in a few days we'll see how these changes will affect the program. Hopefully it'll be smooth like Global Grover, and not as shakey as the original "format change" line-up!

They all look great, but the Ernie seems off to me... sort of like they used the 1970's version... and In all honesty, I never did like how 1970's Ernie looked. 80's Ernie and Bert looked so much better. Not as overperfected as the 90's ones. But then again, we haven't seen them in turn...

I'm personally upset they couldn't find just some way... just a small way to bookened Sal somehow. I've been lobbying for Sal since Johnny came out. I mean, series 9 was the drop off point... they could have had them there instead of a repaint chef....

I was always one of those "the Muppets will be forever" kinda guy, but lately, I've just been skeptic. I mean, not only are they retelling old stories, but they're retelling stories they already retold in much better formats. On one side, Diz made the muppets go on extreem makeover, and...

I have always been a little uneasy around the Disney deal... especially since they prematurely ended the Palisaeds contract. And the iffy looking Muppet Oz special. But I think that when these sets are released, this may shift my judgement. I mean, not even Columbia had Season sets. They had...