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Again, Jojo and Jojo alone is really the only reason Horton was as successful as it was.

I've got to thinking: as intimately closely Frank worked along side Jim on almost every project the Muppet/Henson crew was involved with, from his early days with the company, up through the 80s when he began to branch out into his own directing career, has there ever been any consideration...

Yup. Next to Tom Kenny, Charlie Adler is probably one of the most well-known voice actors of the 90s and 2000s. Buster Bunny, Ed and Bev Bighead, Cow and Chicken and Red Guy, I.R. Baboon, among others.

Well, keep in mind, Dr. Seuss' estate HATED Ron Howard's live action back in 2000... in fact, they hated both that, and Universal's live action Cat in the Hat so much, they swore that live action remakes of Dr. Seuss' material would never be done again... in this case, they're probably trying to...

You're of Generation Y, and you don't know who Charlie Adler is?

Charlie Adler?

We kind of already have one: http://www.muppetcentral.com/forum/threads/wheres-the-love-for-rocky-and-bullwinkle.39792/

Our souls.

Well, all that persistence finally paid off... it took a LOT of llama trading, a few commissioned pieces here and there, plus Sarge's donation, but I've finally reached an even 100 points on dA! Now, I only need 536 more before I can get myself the minimum 3-month premium membership option...

You'll be happy to know that most, if not all of the episodes are available.

Recess was really the only one that I ever got really invested in; luckily YouTube is a great source for a Recess fix, because Disney or XD sure don't play it anymore. Other than that, I was always more of a Nick and Cartoon Network guy.

Why thank you.

And it should be noted that they didn't just make him evil in Scooby-Doo 2, they actually were slowly letting him snap... there was an old network promo for Cartoon Network back in the early 2000s or so, where we see Scrappy is a security guard (I guess) at the main entrance, and he's pretty...

Because he's like the Elmo of the Scooby universe.

I'm almost certain the Smurfs movies (yeah, they're doing a sequel) are just another vehicle so they can continue to shove NPH in our faces (much like how now, you can't swing a dead cat without Jennifer Lawrence popping up somewhere). The Chipmunks movies kind of ruin the characters'...

I'm pretty sure he illustrated that How to Be a Grouch book.

Because these studios and distributors like to screw with you, man. That's what they do. And you say you bought Peter Pan? Disney's one of the worst offenders of screwing you over when it comes to DVD and Blu-ray releases.

You are aware that HD is a myth, right?

I'm watching the Rocky and Bullwinkle movie on Hub, and I got to thinking: remakes of older TV shows have been around for a looooong time, and as a matter of fact, a lot of remakes used to be GOOD. Well, okay, maybe not "good", but tolerable. Dan Aykroyd's version of Dragnet in 1987 was a funny...

Not such an original premise after all then, eh? Matter of fact, there's a POEM about that from looooong ago.