Jetzt wo Du das Sesamstraße beispiel gebracht hast fällt es mir wieder ein.
Ganz früher waren es noch amerikanische Begleiter, irgendwann kamen dann Samson und Tiffy. Die fand ich immer doof. Das amerikanische hat mir als Kind immer besser gefallen

@McFly
in der Folge mit den Rohrschlägern, stellt der Doc das Wasser ab um ein gleub verstopftes Rohr zu reparieren! Auf grund dessen kommen die Rohrschläger bei Fraggles vorbei und vollziehen ein Ritual, dass das Wasser wieder zum Fließen bringen soll (fließ Wasser fliiieeeß *sing) und schlagen mit ihren Stöckchen gegen die Rohre!

Es passiert aber nichts, bis Travelling Matt vorbei kommt und seinen neuen Stock (einen Regenschirm) von deinen Reisen mitbringt. Die Rohrschläger finden seinen Stock (den Schirm) so toll, dass sie mit diesem auf das Rohr hauen und wieder singen! In der Zwischenzeit ist doch fertig und stellt das Wasser wieder an!

Was glaubst du wie die Fraggles gucken, als dann auf einmal doch das Wasser wieder fließt?? :rofl:

Ja ganz dunkel aus dem Nebel des vergessenen kommt was hoch

Falls es noch nicht bekannt ist, die Fraggles kommen nun täglich auf ANIXE HD um 15:30h!

Noch ein paar englische News von der offiziellen Muppet-Seite:

In May 2008, Henson announced that the Weinstein Company would distribute the Fraggle Rock film. The announcement also said that Cory Edwards was attached as the film's director and writer, with Edwards writing the screenplay based on his original story. The press release listed Brian Henson, Jason Lust, Lisa Henson and Eric Robinson as producers, with Ahmet Zappa and Brian Inerfeld as executive producers. Lisa Henson commented on the partnership: "Our previous partnership with the Weinstein Company has proven to be a wonderful collaboration and we are confident that joining with them on this project will ensure audiences young and old will enjoy meeting Red, Gobo and the whole Fraggle gang. With Cory Edwards directing, this new Fraggle adventure will bring an exciting energy while honoring the heart, joy and hope of the original series."
In the Henson Company press release, Edwards said:
Jim Henson's work has had a huge influence on my life, so to get the chance to bring 'Fraggles' to the big screen is fantastic. Both Lisa and Harvey [Weinstein] have been very enthusiastic and supportive of my vision of this film. It's my goal to make Fraggle fans happy, as well as make a great stand-alone fantasy adventure film.
Screenwriter Cory Edwards has been writing about his progress on the film on his personal blog, "Cory's Curiosities".
In March 2009, Edwards discussed the plans for the movie's soundtrack:
I have been having some really cool meetings with some of the largest talent agencies about the MUSIC of the movie. We are talking to some big people about being involved. MAJOR names. Everyone agrees that this music has to be more than "kids rock," or sing-songy stuff that is merely tolerable for adults. The hope is to make the soundtrack the best POP album it can be, while giving the movie those magical moments.
He also discussed Henson's concerns about the script:
The other update is that I had a substantial creative meeting over at Henson on some bigger issues with the script. As excited as everyone has been about the screenplay, there were some larger, lingering notes. Notes about certain themes, about the length of time we spend in certain locations or on a certain character's story. It's been my experience that larger notes are the better discussions to have. Nitpicky debates over a line of dialogue or single action in a scene are seldom productive. But when you can dig down to a big ROOT concern, and then shift a major aspect of the script to meet that concern, that's worth doing.
So I have launched into another rewrite for a few weeks to re-work the front of the movie and a few big moments in the story. But I'm excited. Because these are big notes, not little notes. Sure, redoing your whole kitchen takes a lot more work than replacing the sink, but it's for a better payoff.
In June 2009, Edwards wrote about the continuing delays in getting the project greenlighted:
All parties are circling up to keep this ball moving down the field (although it's always more like pushing a boulder up a hill). For those of you who are frustrated and impatient about how long this is taking, Welcome To The Movie Business! This is nothing new. Each project of this size involves huge amounts of money and lots of people (and multiple companies) agreeing on the same creative, financial and strategic plans. And then some of those plans take a lot of time to execute.
The news that you really want to hear -- the news that the movie is moving into production -- just hasn't happened yet. There are some major chess pieces that need to be in place to make sure this film has the best possible budget, distribution and promotion when it comes out.
Edwards added that he is currently working on pitches for other movies.
Brian Henson mentioned the Fraggle Rock movie during a panel about Farscape at the San Diego Comic-Con in July 2009, saying that the movie was "on schedule."
In September 2009, Edwards wrote that he is continuing to have meetings with studio executives and financing partners. While he said "I remain optimistic", he acknowledged frustration with the slow progress of the negotiations. He also clarified that Henson is not the source of the delay:
I've heard a little chit-chat online about Henson dragging their feet and holding up the movie. Let me be clear: Henson is not holding up the movie. They are "all systems go." The holdup is financing and putting together studio partners in this economy.

In December 2009, Entertainment Weekly posted a blurb about the Fraggle Rock movie, quoting Edwards:
Director Cory Edwards (Hoodwinked) tells EW he is overseeing a big-screen revamp of the Henson-created Fraggle Rock, the much-beloved '80s TV show about tiny Muppet-esque creatures. "We've got a script we're very excited about, but it's been a very tricky balance," reveals Edwards. "We have to appeal to 10-year-olds as well as the nostalgic 30- and 40-year-olds." The latter camp need not worry about an excess of CGI jiggery-pokery. "This is old-school Muppet tricks," reassures Edwards. "I think it's more important to the fans than it would have been to Jim. He loved any tool of creation. But yeah, we're going to do puppets."

na klasse..... hab ich natürlich nicht......:sad:

Auf Junior laufen die auch! Falls Du das haben solltest...

Ich bin mir sicher, dass die auch dieses Jahr wieder bei Kabel eins laufen werden... Ich habe mir die 1. Staffel auch auf DVD besorgt!

Schöne News, werde da bestimmt mal reinzappen.

Nun kann man den Thread auch mal wieder aus der Versenkung holen ;)

Joseph Gordon-Levitt soll den Film produzieren und auch Rolle übernehmen.

http://variety.com/2015/film/news/joseph-gordon-levitt-fraggle-rock-1201456256/