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More Muppet Show - when?

post #1 of 58
Thread Starter 
So it's been a year (just about) since the first season of the Muppet Show came out. While I know that these things take time (and with a money in the bank franchise like this, they'd be fools to drop it), but shouldnt we have heard something by now? Or have we indeed heard something, and I just missed it?
post #2 of 58
I thought it's closer to six-nine months at this point.
post #3 of 58
it came out in august.
its only been about 6 months
post #4 of 58
Thread Starter 
Oh, my bad - I thought it was earlier than that, around March-ish. Perhaps I was thinking of the Time/Life sale.
post #5 of 58
6 months, a year, who cares? All I know is that we need more muppets! Hopefully season 2 is coming sooner rather than later.
post #6 of 58
While we are at it, how about Season 2 of Fraggle Rock?
post #7 of 58
how about Season 2 of Fraggle Rock


Season 2 is coming in September.

http://www.tvshowsondvd.com/newsitem.cfm?NewsID=4990
post #8 of 58
(Animal)MUPPETS! MUPPETS!!! *pant* *pant* (/Animal)

Gotta have more!
post #9 of 58
http://www.ultimatedisney.com/tvshows.html#acq says "Expected February 2006", but I guess not. This might mean that we could be hearing something about it soon though. Hopefully. I'm dying for more muppets too.......
post #10 of 58
Thread Starter 
Actually, checking the Upcoming Disney DVD list shows the Muppets S2 as "Complete Second Season (1977-78) expected summer 2006"

So the proper answer should be 'we'll know soon'
post #11 of 58
*crossing fingers*
post #12 of 58
From over at The Digital Bits:
2/8/06 - LATE UPDATE

We've learned from our industry sources that Buena Vista's planned DVD release of The Muppet Show: Season Two is temporarily on hold. We're not sure what's causing the delay, but it's quite possible that it's simply taking longer to assemble the release's episodes and extras this time around.

I have really enjoyed season one and I hope that they make the season 2 set even better.
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Are we going to see a 4th season release this year?  There is a lot of start/stop when it comes to dvd season set releases.  Very unbalanced for a good selling series.

post #15 of 58
TSoD reported a while ago that season 4 was coming, but not until 2010.
post #16 of 58
As I've said before with regard to a series like this, I want to see each season done as well as it can be with regard to picture quality, music rights and extras. Some people are so anxious to just hurry up and have something released that they don't stop and think about an inferior product being dumped on the market just to satisfy demand.

Believe it or not, sometimes when a series is delayed it's not because the evil, mean studios are holding it back intentionally just to screw with you or ruin your day. Sometimes it's for legitimate, admirable reasons. If this in turn leads to a better product then I'll gladly wait for the eventual release regardless of when that is.

Do you want it fast or do you want it good, folks ?
post #17 of 58
Was the broadcast order of The Muppet Show different to that of ITV's? I've noticed from the episode list on EpGuides.com the broadcast order is different to the DVD boxsets for the first three series.
post #18 of 58
Well this is Disney after all, so the odds are we might not get it at all in regards to their handling of tv shows on dvd.  I use the Disney Afternoon series as my example.  The further the release schedule b/t seasons the more likely it is forgotten by consumers and the company.
post #19 of 58
lol
it brings me back to my childhood.
post #20 of 58
I haven't heard nary a MEEP about season 4? What about you? Is it still on for release next year?

-Rodney
post #21 of 58
No date but I did find this on the Muppet Central boards:

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v321/korkstar/D23%2009%20Muppet%20Presentation/sep004.jpg


Edited by Ed Moroughan - 12/26/09 at 5:48pm
post #22 of 58
Season 4 is the season with the Star Wars episode, isn't it?

I imagine Disney has had to spend more time than usual haggling with George Lucas over it.

as far as extras go, I'd like to see Disney dig deep into their holdings and unearth some of the Muppet specials that haven't been seen in a while.
post #23 of 58
I doubt very much that Lucas had anything to do with the hold-up on Season 4. The episode with the Star Wars connections was already released on DVD on one of the best of- collections several years ago.

TV Shows on DVD announced quite a while ago that Season 4 would be out in 2010.

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Originally Posted by Sam Favate View Post

I doubt very much that Lucas had anything to do with the hold-up on Season 4. The episode with the Star Wars connections was already released on DVD on one of the best of- collections several years ago.
 

Not necessarily. There were cuts in season one that didn't happen with the Columbia House releases. My guess is that Disney needs to renegotiate all music rights, regardless of what's already been released.
post #25 of 58


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Originally Posted by Kevin Martinez View Post


as far as extras go, I'd like to see Disney dig deep into their holdings and unearth some of the Muppet specials that haven't been seen in a while.

I'd love to see the John Denver "A Christmas Together" special and the "Muppets Go Hollywood" special, for starters. 
post #26 of 58

Any word on season 4? It's been a year and a half since TV Shows on DVD said it was coming in 2010: http://www.tvshowsondvd.com/news/Muppet-Season-4/11629

 

post #27 of 58

They could be using the economy as an excuse, like everyone else does.

 

Or they could be waiting for the 35th anniversary next year.

post #28 of 58

Is now a good time to mention Disney has NEVER finished a TV on DVD series to date? Gummi Bears, DuckTales, Chip'n'Dale, Darkwing Duck, et al were all abandoned. Biggest example is Boy Meets World, which they gave up on, but fortunately Lionsgate has saved.

 

I wouldn't be too optimistic were I you about seeing Muppet Show finished.

post #29 of 58


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Originally Posted by MattPeriolat View Post

Is now a good time to mention Disney has NEVER finished a TV on DVD series to date? Gummi Bears, DuckTales, Chip'n'Dale, Darkwing Duck, et al were all abandoned. Biggest example is Boy Meets World, which they gave up on, but fortunately Lionsgate has saved.

 

I wouldn't be too optimistic were I you about seeing Muppet Show finished.


Do Touchstone's The Golden Girls and Home Improvement count?

post #30 of 58

They finished Zorro

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