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Hasn't this been hip hop "talk radio" for years now? Seems like typical fare to me...

If you're interested in having all 24 episodes of Season 4, and have a region-free DVD player, you might consider the Complete Series Collection. Sidebottom Blues made the cut on that one.

It's missing Sidebottom Blues. Wembley's Wonderful Whoopie Water was issued on both Seasons 3 and 4.

Yes, the info is wrong. He shows Season 4, but describes and lists Season 3.

Doc was able to see Gobo because it was finally right for him to. Gobo was first touched by Doc, so it was then Gobo’s turn to reciprocate. As for Matt being visible in Outer Space, it was always right for Silly Creatures to see him! Nearly the entire final season is a wrap-up for the series...

It's from the Season 4 episode Beyond the Pond.

Warrick, is Central a different studio or do you mean a central office for Maidstone? Can you attempt to contact them?

Jeez, I hope that's not the case here. I understand Henson wasn't very diligent in retaining overseas material during this time so, if they still exist, those tapes could really be anywhere.

Interesting. I wonder if Henson has tried contacting the remnants of that company. According to Wikipedia: If TVS did have the masters, stopped showing Fraggle in 1990 and vacated in '92 while leaving their program archive behind, it's possible the tapes are still at the Maidstone Studios in...

Generally, studios won’t even consider production on a subsequent season until the current release starts to earn back its costs. However, since TMS is a pretty sure bet and because so much of the show’s music requires clearing, it seems likely Disney has been working on these issues all along...

The latest Henson podcast (4/7) interviews Halle Stanford about the show. Sounds exciting! http://henson.com/podcast.php

They most likely need the extra time to resolve music rights, as each release is different. I don't think these two-year gaps have been intentional. Hopefully the last two seasons will clear completely.

Both Disneyland and Disney World will soon open Whatnot workshops. The shop at FAO Schwarz in NYC will remain open: http://www.laughingplace.com/Latest.asp?I1=ID&I2=3877

LaughingPlace.com reports that Season 4 of TMS will be coming next year, and that Disney will open Whatnot workshops in both Disneyland and Disney World: http://www.laughingplace.com/Latest.asp?I1=ID&I2=3877

Indeed, why wouldn't all these clips be included? A two-disc set commemorating such a milestone seems a bit on the light side. This should be something that far surpasses the value of the Old School sets.

DVDEmpire has it for $110 and DeepDiscountDVD has it for $108.

Wow, a jump to 118! I figured Henson had some say on the discount and that appears to be the case. HIT doesn't seem to mind flashing their say over this release now that they're solo. I hope the material they may own or co-own (ie: bonus material footage) wouldn't be difficult for Henson to...

Considering how environmentalism is a major theme of this show, I think it sounds promising and could certainly parallel the original series while speaking to our world now. It's one of the few JHC concepts that really seems like something Jim would do today. I wish them luck. I guess this...

Here's a link to that photo, in case it disappears from the home page: http://www.kidscreen.com/articles/news/20090324/doozers.main.jpg

The front page of the website, www.kidscreen.com, currently offers a look at a CG Doozer from the new series. Hopefully this will be a success and may create more permanent brand strength and awareness, in addition to contributing positive synergy to the film.