You know what? I take that back, they're STILL overplaying BBT promos during the commercial breaks on TBS.Oh good lord, I'm already sick of it on TBS's rotation... things have improved since then, but for a while, you couldn't watch any show on TBS without at least one (or even two) overhyped BBT promos everytime they went to commercials.
So does anybody know why early TV broadcasts of The Great Muppet Caper had the Universal logo at the beginning? I thought ITC Entertainment was the original distributor of Henson's first three feature films, but I have seen Universal listed as a distributor on websites like Internet Movie Database (and I think Muppet Wiki). I used to have a taped-from-TV copy of The Muppet Movie that started a few seconds after the movie did, after the logos were finished, and other TV broadcasts I've seen (until I saw it on The Disney Channel in 1995, which begann with the Jim Henson Productions logo sequence) I didn't realize it was on until after it started. In fact I sort of recall seeing one TV broadcast of GMC which had another logo before the Universal logo (I assume it was the ITC logo, but ITC no longer owned the distribution rights by then).
So was Universal just a TV distributor for many years? Or a US distributor (though Universal Home Video never released TMM, GMC, or Dark Crystal on video)?
If it were written well like say Golden Girls, I could see it being successful. A hot guy roommate hanging out with them would have a totally different dynamic than BBT though. I find that less believable and potentially emotionally painful. Still I guess that's what makes good drama.About the Big Bang Theory, does anyone think that a gender-flipped version of this show, with four average looking female nerds (as in, NOT the supermodels in Buddy Holly glasses Hollywood tries to put out as female nerds) who get a smoking hot guy roommate would be nearly as successful? (I'D watch it. Just sayin'....).
Check under "Muppetboy09":I have a question; is there a Telly smiley? I can't really find it there on the forums.