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Fixed some broken links + a general update. Happy repairing!

Hi there, always nice to see a getting-to-know-you post! I myself am neurodivergent and would also consider Teddy Ruxpin to be a special interest of mine I feel as though a great deal of us are as well.

Hi, all! If you're looking for an easy way to watch the animated series on YouTube, the Jim Henson's Family Hub channel has a playlist that they update regularly with the series remaster:

To my knowledge DJ2 really only has the licensing *capability* to make a movie, but they haven't actually done anything in terms of starting a production up.

As for Jim Henson, I assume it's due to copyright issues? Not sure. I know a lot of TR videos were getting falsely flagged by a company that ...

I hope everybody enjoyed this episode! Sorry we didn't tell anybody about our involvement ahead of time, but we wanted to keep it a surprise! I thought they did a great job of taking the highlights of Ken's career and Teddy's creation and distilling it down to a short, dramatic reenactment! It was ...

That's so sweet ;-; Happy New Year!

https://youtu.be/iVzkt8r3XaI

If you haven't seen it already, us at IlliopOctopede have found the KXAS-TV Fort Worth, TX network broadcast entitled "Toy Show-Talkies" which originally aired on March 20, 1986. It's always cool to see the other WOW toys in action, especially in their early forms (like ...

I think those are great ideas!

I think it'd be neat to have a possible vinyl release of some of the songs (and if not full vinyl, even a 45rpm with two short songs) to go along with a CD set. An art book would be amazing; I would love to see more media focusing on the art and storyline.

These are so sweet I love the last one especially.

In case you missed the posting on the main website page, Ken Forsse & Teddy Ruxpin will be featured in this week's The Toys That Built America episode! I'm certainly glad to have fandom folks in the episode what are some things we're looking forward to seeing?