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Pink aardvark bent on world domination? ... Yeah, we got that.

Some unfortunate news about the Fabulous Films releases from Anthony Stewart (thanks Anthony):
From: info@fabulousfilms.co.uk
To: Anthony Stewart
Sent: Saturday, 15 March, 2008 5:46:57 PM
Subject: Re: The raccoons series two dvd
Thanks for your email, no plans yet.. we'd love to release though.. we didn't
sell enough copies of Vol 1 to really go full steam ahead with Vol 2.
Thanks
Fabulous Films Info
Come on guys, let's write to show our support. Also, if you are in the UK (or if you are in the US and
have a region-free DVD player) buy the season 1 discs! (I know that page doesn't work on Firefox, it's an Amazon.com bug I haven't been able to
get them to fix.) I had such high hopes for Fabulous Films when Morningstar failed us. Maybe I'll talk to Kevin and convince him to release the episodes online right here, the costs
are much lower with online distribution and in a few years Blu-Ray and whatever other physical media are du jour will be obsolete anyway in favor of online distribution.
Added great drawings of Bert by Jana Cerovec and
Cyril Sneer by Erin.
Added some more information on the Polish version of the show (including a link to the Polish intro) to the
Now Playing page, thanks to Wilki.
Added a screenshot of Willow's Store thanks to Gabe Bennett.
Also updated lyrics of Calling You to add the extra verses in Let's Dance,
thanks to Aaron Perrott.
Happy Belated New Year! I've updated the Now Playing section with info from several individuals
(Hektor, Leelan, Marijke,
Badre). Also beefed up the Merchandise page, get 'em while you can. I suspect
the Morningstar releases will become harder to get while the Fabulous Films ones will become easier.
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so please contact them and show your support.
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