BoyRaisin2
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I wish the whole collection of Time Life DVDs would be sent to my house. Then I'd be cool.
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Why isn't the Muppet Show on US TV?
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Buck-Beaver
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I think part of the reason a lot of Henson stuff is not on air is that they have a reputation for demanding high license fees. If you're a TV programmer and you can get Happy Days for $250* an episode versus The Muppet Show for $500 you're going to go to decide to go with the Fonz instead of the Foz.
*I have no idea what it costs to license TV shows on cable, I'm just making up numbers here.
*I have no idea what it costs to license TV shows on cable, I'm just making up numbers here.
Daffyfan4ever
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You and me both, pal. If TMS was on TV, I wouldn't be quite as upset about missing vol. 6 from Timelife. I could just tape it. I don't know though. Even if the show WAS on TV, they still wouldn't have the UK spots and some times they're the best parts. I don't know.BoyRaisin2 said:
