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That disc 2 is confusing. It's supposedly a disc full of bonus features, but some shorts and specials are listed as part of the main program while others are listed as bonus features. In my opinion the new featurette (and maybe also the clip from "My Dream is Yours") is really the only "bonus...

How many of you have seen certain movie sin the theaters more than just once? Here's my list: The Rescueres Down Under Fievel Goes West Beauty and the Beast Beethoven Honey, I Blew Up the Kid Liar Liar Batman Begins

I just realised last night that if we get a 1990s and 2000s set, they'll only be one volume. Both of those decades had the same number of specials as the 1960s did (assuming You're in the Superbowl, Charlie Brown will be included). For the 1980s sets, I wouldn't mind if they just didn't...

I didn't think there were any music rights issues with those specials, since the songs were written for the musicals and the specials have been released on VHS in the past. I did know about the "You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown" release (though I didn't know it was on DVD until after it was...

Here is what I think would make a good line-up for a "Sesame Street: 1969+1970s Collection". Disc 1: 1969-1974 Rubber Duckie (the real original version, not the most commonly-seen version with the blue background that Sesame Workshop tends to incorrectly cite as being from season one)...

I've been thinking, what would make some good DVD releases of "Classic Sesame Street", besides a continuation of the "Old School" sets (and we haven't had any new ones in two years)? Warner Bros. currently holds the DVD rights to the show, and these days it seems like when WB releases...

The Peanuts 1970s Vol. 2 collection was just released, and I presume that a 1980s collection should start soon, but it gets me wondering something. The 1980s brought us several hour-long Peanuts specials (A Charlie Brown Celebration, It's an Adventure, Charlie Brown, the two musicals). Does...

I wonder if they ever will release decade collections on blu-ray (they coudl probably release all of the 1970s specials on one blu-ray release).

What I like about it is being able to own several episodes of my favorite shows. I prefer season sets over "best of" sets, because it means I don't have to worry about my favorite episodes being ommitted (as long as they do end up releasing every season). I especially like season sets where they...

Well, now you can add Sonic the Hedgehog to my list of completed games. It's interesting... Sonic starts to get hard sooner than Somnic 2 does, and yet the final boss battle wasn't that hard, yet I've been unable to defeat the final boss in Sonic 2. I also noticed that after the credits Dr...

Who are your favorite enemies from the Mario games? Of the multiple-character enemies, I really like the Boomerang Bros., Chain Chop, Fire Chop, Cobrat, Bob-Omb, Munchers, Boos, and Goombas. Of the boss characters, I really like Bowser, Wart, Tryclyde, Fryguy, Mouser, and the Koopa Kid who...

What video games have you beaten? Games I have beaten include: *Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II: The Arcade Game (used Game Genie for the NES version, but also completed the arcade version) *Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles III: The Manhattan Project (NES, used Game Genie) *Super Mario Bros. 2...

If the "Warner must release all Popeye's" contract is true, then I wonder what would be more expensive for Warner... Money lost from a lawsuit or restoration costs.

I thought I read that Warner's contract with the Popeye copyright holders stated that all of the Popeye shorts have to be released, regardless of DVD sales. If that's true then it's a shame that Warner isn't honoring its contract.

You know, slightly off-topic, but I've seen ridiculously high prices for used DVDs and video games at a used DVD/video/games/CD store. For example, a used copy of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles game there was around 127 dollars (and many fans dislike that game). And a copy of Mickey Mouse in...

Hmm, sounds a little interesting, though I doubt it'll have any classic segments (though I can't think of many classic bug segments... Maybe Twiddlebugs).

And who is Walter Koenig?

I hate the way Warner answered it (that's like saying "Looney Tunes have already been released under Golden Collections and Super Stars"). And even then, there are a lot of moments from 1969-1979 that haven't been released yet. A lot of things that I'm sure casual fans would remember, such as...

All ten of the baker films can be viewed at sesamestreet.org (listed as "Baker Number 1" and so on... Or you can type in "baker" or "henson" iin search and theyll all show up). Sesame Workshop has also uploaded some to its official hulu and youtube channels. The 1 film was recently released on...

Even ifthey tried to release shows as "season sets", I wonder what they would do to shows that have lost episodes, especially if the earlier ones were never saved. Would they title them "volume 1" or list the proper season number even if no first season episodes exist?