beaker
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Very unexpected and cool. 1988 alone is one of my absolute favorite years(I was 10) so this brings back great memory.
I was way to poor to afford cable in the 80's, let alone HBO...so while I only got to see a few episodes of Fraggle Rock; my huge fandom was kept going by reading the books at WaldenBooks, watching the 1988 series, the merchandise, etc. Later on in the 90's when I finally had cable I was finally able to see what I was missing. But it sucks JHC went with HBO instead of showing Fraggle Rock on regular tv, thus in the process ensuring only affluent kids got to see it instead of a much more wider audience as it was intended for.
But I don't know about others, but I am a massssssively huge Fraggle Rock animated and Muppet Babies fan...and while they are absolutely not canon in the least, I appreciate them for what they are.
Besides, if people forgot...a LOT of the Fraggle Rock merchandise we know of was directly based on the 1988 cartoon rather than the 82-86 series.
I was way to poor to afford cable in the 80's, let alone HBO...so while I only got to see a few episodes of Fraggle Rock; my huge fandom was kept going by reading the books at WaldenBooks, watching the 1988 series, the merchandise, etc. Later on in the 90's when I finally had cable I was finally able to see what I was missing. But it sucks JHC went with HBO instead of showing Fraggle Rock on regular tv, thus in the process ensuring only affluent kids got to see it instead of a much more wider audience as it was intended for.
But I don't know about others, but I am a massssssively huge Fraggle Rock animated and Muppet Babies fan...and while they are absolutely not canon in the least, I appreciate them for what they are.
Besides, if people forgot...a LOT of the Fraggle Rock merchandise we know of was directly based on the 1988 cartoon rather than the 82-86 series.