serizawa3000

So...

Can I put a "NO SOLICITING" sign out in front of my house or not?

The last one seemed to work...

I didn't play any of the Rayman games back in the day... and there's this new (well, sort of new) Rayman Origins game...

Looks like I missed out on something... which is odd considering that I don't necessarily avoid platformers...

He must have been about twenty-nine when he did this... which would have made him nearly a decade younger than me now.

He's just on the other side of fifty and writes for animation these days...

Um...

Was King Moonracer himself a misfit toy, or was he just their advocate?

Why is it called "The Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy" if it's Clara who performs it, as opposed to the titular fairy (who I don't even remember seeing in the ballet itself)

And... uh...

So...

Trying to look into this Brats of the Lost Nebula show and...

*no fan sites

*practically no fan art

*nothing about the series being out on DVD, or on Hulu or iTunes or whatever. There's bits and bobs of video stuff on YouTube (including a promo piece featuring The Crystal Method blasting away in the background, show's creator Dan Clark talking about the show, early concept art of the characters (Lavana is inexplicably "Selene" and Tripley has an eyepatch), and, oddly enough, space battle footage from Space: Above and Beyond and Babylon 5), and more bits and bobs on Vimeo (including some behind the scenes of the four puppeteers it takes to bring the Big Bad to life, puppeteers trying to figure out how the bad guy alien mechanical mooks should walk, and a twenty-minute segment of Brian Henson being shown the puppets in progress)...

The show's creator, Dan Clark, is still working... He was a story editor for a season of Yo Gabba Gabba!, amongst other things...

What I see of the show seems to anticipate things that came later... The main bad guy makes me think of Scorpius from Farscape, and Sarris from Galaxy Quest... down to bits of his armor moving of their own accord. The technology and the designs for the hero characters also remind me of Farscape to a degree.

Strangely enough, also thinking of that show Space Cases that once was shown on Nickelodeon ages ago... one of its stars (for season one, anyway) was a pre-Kaylee Jewel Staite,  with guest appearances by Bill Mumy (one of the show's creators) and Mark Hamill as silver-skinned Liverpool-accented aliens, and George Takei as a reptilian warlord. I liked the android lady, Thelma.

Anyway... 

I never actually got the chance to see this when it was on originally. It was shown on TheWB, but canned after three episodes (the rest of the season was shown on Canada's YTV).

It's like... Farscape meets Thunderbirds... 

And this were a kids' show... I didn't know about the connection to the Jim Henson people until, well, TODAY.

Hm...