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Probably the same deal with "Letter B", which has a season 11 copyright date (1979) and was listed as season 11 on old school volume 3. Maybe it was just held off from airing.

R.I.P shoe. 1988-1988.

I will say Who Framed Roger Rabbit did a better job at making it 10x scarrier though.

Me!

To be honest, the only thing that ever scared me from that movie the first time I saw it was the witch melting.

I agree. Join us, Snowth. Become one of us.

Fair point.

Oh! Um.... Uh.... Actual footage of me suffocating Joseph with a pillow.

Ladies and gentlemen, @gavry3 as a cartoon character. ;)

Is it sad I'm curious to see how this black porn DVD played out? :shifty:

Well there's still hiding it like an Easter egg. So parents have to find it themselves.

Cheers, brotha!

Honestly I was thinking why not just release the street scenes as a bonus feature on a future "old school" set since they're clearly aimed for adults? That's one thing I find hypocritical on the workshop's part - they state that the old school sets are aimed for audiences who grew up with those...

Kind of my life lately. :smirk:

I mean, we still got a small sample of Brian's Elmo at least.

Yeah, I knew it would get the low spot. Personally I think maybe it would have done better if it was a TV movie, but considering the very Muppet Christmas movie gets ragged on too, maybe not .

He did the mash! He did the monster mash.... (The monster mash!)

Had this stuck in my head all day.