...And that's why I'm not posting here anymore

http://www.cinemablend.com/news/1591290/why-who-framed-roger-rabbit-2-probably-wont-happen-according-to-robert-zemeckis

So there it is. Disney couldn't care less about Roger Rabbit, and definitively we won't see anything from him (and of course from Jessica) as long as the Sun still shines over our noggins.

Okay, I was done with Roger Rabbit before this, and now I'm totally done. Good luck Alex and Daniel: the blog is totally yours.

The Roger Rabbit video game...An underrated classic?

Does the Who Framed Roger Rabbit video game deserve the reputation as one of the worst games in history or is it actually not that bad? One reviewer has taken a closer look at it and see if the hate is warranted.

Happy 28th Birthday Roger!

Yes, today is, in fact, the 28th anniversary of the release of Roger Rabbit! Of course we all know that it turned into a huge hit, and a minor problem caused the character to barely get used since. But we're here today to watch a few trailers for the film, and maybe a few ads too!

And a video from Channel Frederator:

Cinema Sins did a video on Roger

Cinema Sins is a channel on Youtube that talks about flaws in movies. Usually they talk about both new releases and older films, and they recently did Roger Rabbit.

We do realize that taste is subjective, so we will admit that the film does have a few flaws. So enjoy, and don't take it hard!

Roger's comic strip cameo.

A neat reference in the comic strip Mother Goose and Grimm just came to my attention. 

New Roger Rabbit show at Disneyland

It's been a while since Roger appeared at the park and he recently made a comeback during "AP days" where he did a little dance number and met and greeted guests. And even had a backdrop based on "Something's Cookin'". Watch the video below and head over to Inside the magic for more info and pictures from the event.

Rest in peace Joe Alaskey

Voiceactor Joe Alaskey has sadly passed away. Fans here might remember him for his role as Yosemite Sam in the scene where Eddie visits the Acme factory. Sam's regular voiceactor; Mel Blanc was unable to do it due to his age so Alaskey took over. He would later go on to voice more Looney Tunes characters in other films and series.
Cause of death was cancer. He was 63 years old. Thanks to Screenrant for the info.

A Toontastic birthday card!

Daniel here. In my first post, I had mentioned that I went to Disney World in 2007 and had seen the former location of Mickey's Toontown Fair in the process. What I didn't mention, however, was that I got something at a character meet and greet restaurant for my birthday! A card with Roger on it!

Of course, the card features Roger with Mickey Mouse and the EPCOT character of Figment (Who I also love a lot, and I think deserves more interest.)

This was obviously created when Roger was still the focus of Disney MGM Studios, and was still in use in 2007, so I have no idea if they still use it to this very day.