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July 30 2004

Cover art and info for "Greg the Bunny" DVD set. The series that Seth Green was in right after he left BtVS.

SG is featured prominetly (ugh... sp??) on the cover.

Numfar PTB | Cast&Crew | 16:24 CET | 4 comments total | tags:

That's very disappointing artwork. I loved this show, and I don't think it ever got the chance it deserved. The cover art should try to play up the show's whimsy, creativity, comedy...Instead, it makes it look like what most viewers probably assumed it was: dumb. Actually, it was extremely clever and hilarious. This art looks like a bad 80s sitcom. Where are the colors? Where are the other puppets? They could have done a nice group shot as a cover, in front of a curtain, in an homage/parody of The Muppets, which is what the show actually was.

Rob | July 30, 18:31 CET

Um. How many episodes were there? I can't seem to find the information anywhere.

Christopher | July 30, 19:36 CET

13 episodes were filmed, but only 11 aired.

But recently it was announced that the Independent Film Channel has picked up the series for a second season.

Invisible Green | July 30, 21:50 CET

This show featured a guest spot by one of the greatest actors alive, Gary Oldman. I never saw the epiode because I had no idea he was going to be on! I was wondering if anyone saw it and if it was funny?

KypTheMovieGeek | July 30, 21:59 CET

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