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It makes the most sense to think of TLK as Michael Bay's own "Springtime for Hitler" that finally got Hasbro to let go of him as director of these movies.

His episode was the big hour-long Darkwing Duck special in Season 3. It introduced the new Gosalyn and brought back Quackerjack, Megavolt, Liquidator, and Bushroot from the original show. Scrooge and the boys even got zapped across dimensions into the original DuckTales universe. It was a whole...

So, Urkel is Spongebob now.

In the video, Evan reveals that the original plan for Deathsaurus when he was going to be part of the main line at retail was a mere retool of Studio Series 86 Grimlock. He was glad that didn't happen since making Deathsaurus a HasLab allowed the figure to be done right.

He simply pulled a Clark Griswold and fell asleep at the wheel. He's not frozen, he's just stasis-napping.

Instead of a city, have a city-builder:

Another email update this time has yielded an unboxing video.

I was okay with it because I wished that more of the movie (or even the entire movie), instead of just the first six minutes, had been about Arthur and the Knights, rather than the mess we ended up getting.

If nothing else, the first scene of the movie with King Arthur, Merlin, and the Knights, is fine. It's just once that scene ends and the movie shifts to the present day, that it completely nosedives and never recovers.

He was in the DuckTales reboot just three years ago.

A point of interest regarding Titan class Cybertron Metroplex. If you get the DNA Design upgrade kit for him, in addition to his Mini-Con, better hands, and (unnecessary, but still kinda nice) gap fillers for his shoulders, you get an extra joint that allows his bucket wheel to raise and lower...

The pics have been edited. Presumably, the editor thought they were all the same size class and didn't actually watch the livestream.

Here's an interesting possibility for the movie that suggests an alternative to traditional live-action filmmaking:

Shout! Factory's Blu-Ray releases of MMPR: The Movie and the Turbo movie are both going out of print soon. I guess their deal with Fox/Disney (who still hold the rights to these two movies) is expiring. It's too bad this means the first movie won't get an even higher quality release since it...

The closest we've ever come to that is in the CD-i games.

It's definitely worth a watch. I'm no fan of the horror genre, but as a series it is an absolute genuine love letter to the 1980s.