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Posted: Sat Aug 13, 2005 5:02 pm
by Rowlf_The_Dog
goofystitch wrote ::
I was wondering about the deal Disney got with the muppets.
Check out my posting ... "The Muppets & The Walt Disney Company." @ ...

http://www.ultimatedisney.com/forum/vie ... hp?t=10426

It might help you understand exactly what Disney got in it's deal with the Muppets.

I for one would love "Muppet Babies" on DVD ... but as it was said before ... that is going to be tricky with all the various film clips that were in the episodes ...

Posted: Sat Aug 13, 2005 5:38 pm
by jamminjake245
I understand that, but if the rights were already paid of years ago then why would they have to pay for them all over again? I just think that is dumb that they had to pay for it to be in the show and now they have to pay for it on DVD. The money that would be made would be worth it though. I don't know a single person who liked children's cartoons that didn't like Muppet Babies. I hope someday I will see on the front page of this site: On [ ] Disney will release Muppet Babies Volume 1 that will contain 26 episodes of the emmy award winning series digitally remastered with audio commentaries on [ ] episodes and a documentary of bringing the claissics Muppets to Babies! Oh yeah, that would be the best day of my life.:) lol

Posted: Sat Aug 13, 2005 7:18 pm
by Siren
Watching Rugrats with my daughter sometimes, it makes me wonder if Rugrats creators watched Muppet Babies because some episodes were very similar to Muppet Babies.

I always remembered the live action clips they use to use on show. Like they'd open the closet door and the Creature from the Black Lagoon was there, lol
Oh! And Kermit's nephew was a tadpole, LMAO!

Posted: Sat Aug 13, 2005 7:49 pm
by jamminjake245
They may have been inspired by it.

Posted: Sun Aug 14, 2005 9:09 pm
by purplebluelove99
I love the Muppet Babies. I haven't watched them for over 20 years. I miss them. They were so funny too. I think they should release them all in one shot. I don't know how many episodes were made though. But they should make them into one box set. Unlike what they're doing with The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh, which I slso think should be made into one boxed set since there are only 83 episodes. I read a review on here and someone had made the suggestion that they do this. It wasn't my idea but it's a good one though.

Posted: Mon Aug 15, 2005 5:09 am
by jamminjake245
Pooh had 52 episodes and Muppet Babies had 104.

Posted: Mon Aug 15, 2005 1:12 pm
by purplebluelove99
I am sorry JamminJake245 but you are mistaken The Many Advenutures of Winnie the Pooh had 83 episodes. You can read about it on the Ultimate Disney website's review of Winnie the Pooh. Just go to Winnie the Pooh. Plus I recieved directly from Disney an actual list of all the episodes of The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh and there were 83 to be exact.

Posted: Mon Aug 15, 2005 2:25 pm
by jamminjake245
Can you give me the link. I think that if that is true then the list is correct. It may have it only marked by stories, but here is the correct New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh episode list:

Episode list
Pooh Oughta Be In Pictures
Friend In Deed / Donkey For a Day
There's No Camp Like Home / Balloonatics
Find Her, Keep Her
The Piglet Who Would Be King
Cleanliness Is Next To Impossible
The Great Hunny Pot Robbery
Stripes / Monkey See, Monkey Do Better
Babysitter Blues
How Much Is That Rabbit In The Window?
Nothing But the Tooth / Gone With The Wind
Paw And Order
Trap As Trap Can / Hunny For A Bunny
The Masked Offender / Things That Go Piglet In The Night
Luck Amok / Magic Earmuffs
The Wishing Bear
The Rats Who Came To Dinner / King Of The Beasties
My Hero / Owl Feathers
A Very, Very Large Animal / Fish Out Of Water
Lights Out / Tigger's Shoes
The "New" Eeyore
Party Poohper / The Old SwitcheRoo
Me And My Shadow / To Catch a Hiccup
Bubble Trouble / Rabbit Marks The Spot
Good Bye Mr. Pooh / GroundPiglet Day
All's Well That Ends Wishing Well
Tigger, Private Ear
Un-Valentine's Day
No Rabbit's A Fortress / The Monster FrankenPooh
Where Oh Where Has My Piglet Gone? / Up, Up And Awry
Eeyore's Tail Tale / Three Little Piglets
Prize Piglet / Fast Friends
Pooh Moon / Caws And Effect
Oh, Bottle / Owl In The Family
Sham Pooh / Rock-A-Bye Pooh Bear
What's the Score, Pooh? / Tigger's House Guest
Rabbit Takes A Holiday / Eeyi Eeyi Eeyore
Pooh Skies
April Pooh / To Bee Or Not To Bee
A Knight To Remember
Tigger Is The Mother Of Invention / The Bug Stops Here
Easy Come, Easy Gopher / Invasion Of The Pooh Snatcher
Tigger Got Your Tongue? / A Bird In The Hand
Sorry, Wrong Slusher
Grown, But Not Forgotten
Pooh Day Afternoon
The Good, The Bad, And The Tigger
Home Is Where The Home Is
Shovel, Shovel Toil And Trouble
Cloud, Cloud Go Away
The Wise Have It / To Dream the Impossible Scheme
Piglet's Poohetry / Owl's Well That Ends Well

Posted: Mon Aug 15, 2005 5:17 pm
by purplebluelove99
Here is the list I got from Disney (there is no link you have to send away for it:) But on Ulitmate Disney you just click on Winnie the Pooh and there is a review on here that states that there are exactly 83 episodes. I have listed 81.

Cleanliness is next to impossible
Stripes
Monkey sees monkey do better
how much is that rabbit in the window
bubble trouble
where oh where has my piglet gone?
up, up and awry
the masked offender
things that go piglet in the night
luck amok
magic earmuffs
my here
owl feathers
the good, the bad, and the tigger
shovel shovel toil and trouble
find her, keep her
pooh skies
easy come, easy gopher
invasion of the pooh snatcher
home is where the home is
Tigger's shoes
lights out
rabbit marks the spot
Good bye Pooh
Alls well that ends wishing well
No Rabbit's a fortress
Sham-Pooh
Rock a bye Pooh Bear
Rabbit takes a holiday
Eey Eey Eeyore
to bee or not to bee
April Pooh
Tigger is the mother of invention
the bug stops here
Grown but not forgotten
the wise have it
Piglet's Poohetrey
Friend in deed
Donkey for a day
There's no camp like home
Balloonatics
gone with the wind
nothing but the tooth
honey for a bunny
trap as trap can be
fish out of water
the great honey pot robbery
the very very large animal
king of the beasties
the rats that came to dinner
Eeyore's tail tale
three little piglets
what's the score Pooh
Tigger's house gues
Ground Piglet day
the wishing bear
Goodbye Mr. Pooh
the Piglet who would be king
babysitter blues
paw and order
the new Eeyore
Party Pooper
Tigger private ear
Owl in the family
Oh Bottle
a bird in the hand
tigger got your tongue
976-trouble
sorry wrong slusher
Pooh day afternoon
to dream the impossible
Lucille
caws and effects
the old switcher
me and my shadow
to catch a hiccup
a knight to remember
cloud cloud go away
to dream the impossible schemes
Pooh Moon
Pooh ought to be in pictures

Posted: Mon Aug 15, 2005 6:08 pm
by jamminjake245
Yeah. Those were the stories not the episodes. The episodes were 30 minutes with commercials (really like 22)

Posted: Mon Aug 15, 2005 7:27 pm
by JiminyCrick91
Well many count the 11 min shorts as episodes and the 22 min show as the show.

Posted: Mon Aug 15, 2005 8:46 pm
by jamminjake245
I've never heard that before. Those are really shorts or stories. To most in the entertainment buz an episode is a full length program, not a story. For example in TV Guide you may read "This Monday is a new episode of Arthur...." Arthur is made up of two stories, but refered to as an episode.

Posted: Tue Aug 16, 2005 3:15 pm
by purplebluelove99
You people are so pathetic. Get a life. Everyone on this message board needs to get a grip. Who cares it was just a t.v. show I gave you the list I got from Disney and now all you people want to do is analyze it. You make me sick. I thought I was a fanatic but you people are insane. And big deal if you miss a Disney dvd it will come out again anyways. So who cares if you have to wait. There are other better things in life than waiting for a stupid Little Mermaid dvd. That's all I am writing on here again. I am going to say it again you peeps need to get some lives! Totally. And I mean everybody on here.

Posted: Tue Aug 16, 2005 8:46 pm
by jamminjake245
Hopefully a mod will see the above post. To bad we don't have the future like at tv.com where you can report abuse. I am suprised at that.

Posted: Wed Nov 16, 2005 5:53 pm
by Alan
purplebluelove99 wrote: I am going to say it again you peeps need to get some lives! Totally. And I mean everybody on here.
Why do you care if some people on this board are "fanatics"? If people want to analyze the list,so be it!

and jamminjake, you can just email a moderator if you have any concerns, since phpbb lacks a report button.

Posted: Wed Nov 16, 2005 6:16 pm
by Escapay
Alan wrote:
purplebluelove99 wrote: I am going to say it again you peeps need to get some lives! Totally. And I mean everybody on here.
Why do you care if some people on this board are "fanatics"? If people want to analyze the list,so be it!

and jamminjake, you can just email a moderator if you have any concerns, since phpbb lacks a report button.
And why did you have to bump this up after 3 months?

Anyways, I read the whole thing not realizing it was an old topic until I paid attention to the dates...

As for the clips they'd show on the episodes:

1. Henson probably paid for the broadcast rights for those clips to appear on TV, which is why Muppet Babies has been able to be syndicated up until like 5 years ago or so.

2. Since broadcast rights aren't the same as...what's it called...consumer rights, it's a different set of rules as to if a company will release those rights for DVD release. A good example is music changed on DVDs. The producers paid for the broadcast rights of the songs, which is why many remain intact in syndication. But for the DVD rights, it's different, usually more expensive, so many shows opt instead to put alternate music. Las Vegas, for example, uses its international theme song instead of the US theme song on their DVDs because it's cheaper. Also, Married With Children omitted their theme song "Love and Marriage", and replaced it with a similar sounding instrumental.

Hope that clears up the confusion about the clips. They simply have to get different rights to distribute it on DVD.

BTW, I so want Muppet Babies on DVD! :D

As for that strange argument between purplebluelove99 and jamminjake...um, I just counted both your lists, didn't pay much attention to the titles. You both have listed the same amount of titles, purplebluelove in one list, jake in another list with two joined by a /. So you're both right. So there. :P

Escapay

Posted: Wed Nov 16, 2005 6:32 pm
by Robin Hood
purplebluelove99 wrote:That's all I am writing on here again. I am going to say it again you peeps need to get some lives! Totally. And I mean everybody on here.
KMA, purplebluelove99. :roll:

Posted: Wed Nov 16, 2005 7:04 pm
by Escapay
Robin Hood wrote: KMA
Um...what's KMA? Keep Mickey Alive?

Escapay

Re: Muppet Babies (1984)

Posted: Tue Dec 26, 2023 1:31 pm
by Sotiris
Jim Henson Cartoonist On Why ‘Muppet Babies’ Is Not On Streaming & What Nanny Really Looks Like
https://deadline.com/2023/12/jim-henson ... 235681892/