they can do whatever they want as long as the characters are still the same (but if the company messes this up they will have a record of two angry creative geniouses out to get them... walt disney ... and jim henson...hahahahahahahahahahaha)
can you guys imagine that?
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Have you seen the Diet Vanilla Cherry Dr. Pepper (WHAT?!) commercial that features the muppets? Most people probably don't realize it's Muppet related because you don't actually see any of the Muppets, but the people are all lip synching to a Muppet song. Caught me off guard the first time. it's kinda wierd.
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Originally posted by Cousin OrvilleThey missed the boat on the "Muppet's take the stand" with an Eisner Ovitz court room parody.
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They missed the boat on the "Muppet's take the stand" with an Eisner Ovitz court room parody.
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They just had Piggy and Kerme , Animal, Fozzie all on Extreme Makeover H.E.,on this edtion tonight
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I dunno... but I actually watched "Extreme Makeover: Home Edition" for the first time last night because Kermit, Fozzie, Animal, and Miss Piggy were featured on it.
I read an article over at JimHillMedia.com alerting me to this broadcast. There was an article there a few days ago about future Muppet projects, which seems not like much. However, the article was hopeful, saying that Disney is trying to get them back into the public eye slowly by doing things like this, which brought to my mind Kermit and Piggy hosting the Disneyland segments of the WDW Xmas Parade broadcast. (They were much more interesting than either Regis or Kelly)
Anyway, the article went on to say that they felt a lot was riding on ratings for "Muppet Wizard of Oz" in May and that the next feature hoping for a greenlight is a Muppet version of "Alice in Wonderland".
C'mon! Where are the Muppets? These adaptations are kinda fun, but I really liked the NBC movie "It's a Very Muppet Christmas Movie" because the Muppets were allowed to be themselves for the first time since "Muppets Tonight"!
If you're trying to re-introduce the characters to a new audiences, wouldn't it make more sense to show the characters as they are? I fell in love with the Muppets on "The Muppet Show", I'd love to see them again on their own instead of playing themselves as characters in an adaptation of a different story.Last edited by RonNYC; 03-08-2005, 12:09 AM.
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hmmmmm well... yeah that sounds just about right... of course that also what happened to poohand tigger too!
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I don't know why I should expect Ditsy to handle another studios creations any better than their in house ones. So going by their track record, they'll dumb the Muppets down to pre-school level while raking in tons of cash, making investors very happy and fans mad as he-. . . heck.
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Originally posted by Cousin OrvilleThey will try to make them edgy, invent new characters, and ram them down your throat (can you say Pooh?) and once successful again, run them into the ground as soon as humanly possible till they are played out and worthless.
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They will try to make them edgy, invent new characters, and ram them down your throat (can you say Pooh?) and once successful again, run them into the ground as soon as humanly possible till they are played out and worthless.
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Originally posted by disneygirlI think they should have the old tv show on the Disney Channel. I know I would watch it.
Sabrina
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I posted somewhere about the Muppets before. I was browing for audition information and found this. I thought Eisner was talking a lot more about the Muppets than other character groups at that meeting (except for princesses of course).
http://jobsearch.disneycareers.newjo...j&sort=dt&vw=b
There will also be a new movie - The Muppets Wizard of Oz coming to TV. Any commemts?
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Originally posted by migitmouse88frank oz is dead i think (it sucks... ever notice that gonzo the great just doesnt sound right without him
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What will Disney do to the Muppets?
Probably forgo creating any original Muppet features (a la "The Muppet Movie" and "Great Muppet Caper") and recycle old, already done stories, cast with whatever B-List top 40 flavour du jour whom they are trying to hype as the lead role, regardless of how little sense it makes.
Alas, poor Kermit. We knew him well......
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I belive Fraggle Rock is coming out on DVD soon. I'm excited! I grew up with them.
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Originally posted by swagdaddyIt really makes me angry to think that these characters will not be around for my kids to love and enjoy as much as I have growing up, and still love to this day. If they are around, they will be a shell of their former selves.
I'm doing all I can to purchase the best of Sesame Street and other Muppet programs on DVD and VHS (when DVD is not available) so that my children will be able to experience--and hopefully learn from--these hysterical, magical and truly influential personalities.
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Frank Oz isn't dead. He's directing. He directed The Stepford Wives most recently. And he just finished the voice recording for Star Wars Episode III
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Muppet babies.... I loved that show growing up on nick....
I wonder what will they do as well.. maby unearth the old Mupet Studios concept.. The Muppet movie ride.. changed around..... Imagine the possibilities....
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