ResidentLilly
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2004 will be The Year Of The Pack In...unfortunately 2003 plans are pretty much wrapped up.
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Ask Ken at Palisades
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Fozzie Bear
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GOOD ONE!! HAA!!
FOZ
(Why didn't "I" think of that one? I need better writers...)
FOZ
(Why didn't "I" think of that one? I need better writers...)
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quinn beats me to a punchline yet again Oh well...
Oh well...
Bean Bunny
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Hey Ken,
Why doesn't Palisades do TV commericals for it's products like the Muppet line of figure?
Why doesn't Palisades do TV commericals for it's products like the Muppet line of figure?
ResidentLilly
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Costs way too much money for a line this small...
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Playmates Star Trek line had commercials when they first came out, but they were pumping out about 200,000 units of each figure at the time, and they were releasing a dozen different figures at once too. With the Muppet Show, there's only four figs in each series, and I'm guessing what 30,000 units of each?