Fozzie Bear
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KEN! I'M GIDDY ALREADY!! MAKE 'EM!!
Yes i agree it could work out just fine. I think HIT! being behind Henson is great and will give them a real boost. Not just in reserecting the old stuff but they can continue with new stuff too. Disney look like they are going to give the Muppets some independance from the main "family" but it'll depend if they stay focused or them or it's just them playing with the new toy - whatever happens i think we'll see the Muppets go a bit more mainstream and commercialised with some licensing changes but there'll certainly be lots to talk about. Sesame Workshop, well the show isn't that hot anymore but they are the best hands to be looking after the heritage of the Street.beaker said:Luke, do you think....if we remove ourselves from a fan's perspective...having all our favorite Muppet fanchises with seperate companies: Disney(Muppets, Bear),
JHC/HIT!(Fraggle Rock, Hoobs) and Sesame Wokshop(Sesame Street) could in fact be beneficial? While it would make the 'good ol days' of crossovers nigh impossible...by having different companies being able to focus on different franchises, could it be better for the brands? As I haven't seen so much focus given to Fraggle Rock in ages.
Maybe we were all, or people like me, were looking at it all wrong. Perhaps instead of seeing it as the further division of the brand...maybe we can see it from a standpoint of survival...fate guiding the best possible way for the Muppets to come to the limelight again after over a decade(honestly, would we be seeing Muppets as big possibly in 2005 if they were still under the sinking and overwhelmed JHC?) and a new chance for Fraggle Rock. Luke perhaps knows HIT! more than any of us fans, given they handle a lot of big time UK shows and successfully licencing out shows.Luke said:Yes i agree it could work out just fine. I think HIT! being behind Henson is great and will give them a real boost. Not just in reserecting the old stuff but they can continue with new stuff too. Disney look like they are going to give the Muppets some independance from the main "family" but it'll depend if they stay focused or them or it's just them playing with the new toy - whatever happens i think we'll see the Muppets go a bit more mainstream and commercialised with some licensing changes but there'll certainly be lots to talk about. Sesame Workshop, well the show isn't that hot anymore but they are the best hands to be looking after the heritage of the Street.