It's Official
Always feels like a loss when you decide you're moving into your parent's basement. Of course, it IS only a temporary move, as I know I will have the resources to MAKE it a temporary move, but still... I'll be making sure to not invest in any Star Trek uniforms, I promise.
Oh, and I finally buckled under the peer pressure from, well, myself, and ordered Muppet Show Season One from Overstock. I'll have to remember that site more often, its either the same price or a little less as anything on Amazon, plus they have $1 shipping right now. And, no, I promise that's not a plug. Anyway, four disc set, 35 episodes, plus the original episode Henson made to promote the show to producers. Can't wait, and you can all borrow it eventually ;)
Finally, in yet another example of movie studios not learning from dismal failure, here's a quote from Variety:
"Disney Pictures and Spyglass Entertainment are in negotiations with helmer Frederik Du Chau to direct the live-action bigscreen version of "Underdog." "Underdog" will use a CGI-enhanced live dog to portray the eponymous hero, a talking canine with super powers."
Ummm... didn't they try the same thing with Rocky & Bullwinkle? And Garfield? Yeah, big hits, those...
Oh, and I finally buckled under the peer pressure from, well, myself, and ordered Muppet Show Season One from Overstock. I'll have to remember that site more often, its either the same price or a little less as anything on Amazon, plus they have $1 shipping right now. And, no, I promise that's not a plug. Anyway, four disc set, 35 episodes, plus the original episode Henson made to promote the show to producers. Can't wait, and you can all borrow it eventually ;)
Finally, in yet another example of movie studios not learning from dismal failure, here's a quote from Variety:
"Disney Pictures and Spyglass Entertainment are in negotiations with helmer Frederik Du Chau to direct the live-action bigscreen version of "Underdog." "Underdog" will use a CGI-enhanced live dog to portray the eponymous hero, a talking canine with super powers."
Ummm... didn't they try the same thing with Rocky & Bullwinkle? And Garfield? Yeah, big hits, those...
posted by Bill at 8:34 AM
1 Comments:
how may times do i have to tell you that there's nothing wrong with moving in with your parents for a little while if it helps in the long run? ;)
and by the way, while i didn't see rocky and bullwinkle and can't say anything about that, i thought the live-action garfield was cute... =)
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