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I agree.. if OZ is only 30 minutes and is the only place to see the Muppets in the movie it will be even WORSE than MCC, in the fact that the Muppets played pretty much second and third to live actors. They might as well make a remake of OZ without the Muppets, if they want to go in that...

Funky Cops is my favorite new show of the season... don't know what it says about me. It's very 70's oriented, and it really satirizes 70's culture. There is at least one car chase scene per episode, and it even has a funk track a la "Shaft." A lot of celebrities are cleverly parodied in...

I saw Red once, last Tuesday in fact at the location at government center (no money!)

Yeah... I guess the person that saw it and loved it on opening day probaly didn't notice... :grouchy: :mad: I meant in a broader sense... Disney movies have strayed away in recent years from the "G" rating because people associate a "G" rating as a little kids movie (I do not!) OF...

I saw more of the Promos for Looney Tunes BIA... The movie looks pretty good, but I can't help shake the feeling that they used the same plot as Rocky and Bullwinkle the Movie... I dislike Brendan and Jenna in this film, but Steve Martin looks like he can pull it off...

There have been a few other Oz movies (and project), animated, live action, etc.... NONE of them can hold up to the original. It's like trying to remake Star Wars. Even George Lucas Himself couldn't top the first three with his prequals. No matter how much technology they'd use... no soap...

If anyone doesn't like it, I'm guessing this will be in production limbo, like every other Muppet Project thus so far. Personally, I'm for it and against it. MCC and MTI were good, but the thing I had a problem with was the low Muppetty ness of them both. The storybook movies are cute...

As for Bill... he's got the voice down pat, just slips into a Boboish riff now and then. But I think he's just working with him personality wise. As for John, someone told me that he's no longer performing the good Doctor, so he's once again without an assigned performer... But I am glad...

I'd chose an option D too... I'd just pick it up and put it on the counter and say. "He dropped this on the floor.." if anything I give the janitors a break. However, if he dropped something like a pen, a wallet, or something else he'd forget, I'd try to catch up to him and tell him he...

Oh... it was a Beatles fanatic thing... For a second I actually thought someone bought it just for the sheer heck of it... "Wow!!! Lookie what's on E-bay... a moldy 30+ year piece of toast... I might as well bid as much as I can, since I don't get out much." Imagine what would happen if...

Thanks... I'll see if I can work out some sort of out line this weekend and see if I can get a product by next friday... BTW, how long is an editorial supposed to be?

.. specifically about the McDonald's ads and comercials in general being aired to sponser Sesame Street... Any guidelines?

I bet people don't really understand the irony or the hidden joke of all this... since Nader was on Sesame Street....

There's the age old question.. was Rolwf retired, or do they just have to get an official performer? Bill Baretta is working with him a bit, but I don't know if he's the official new Rowlf. We had a semi official Dr.Teeth for a while (John Kennedy) but now we don't... But I have to admit...

They're voice actors... if you pay them enough, they will... I mean, what's Dave Coulier doing these days?