I watched this out of sheer boredom one day but now I actually really enjoy it, lol. Infact, I find most of Disney Junior's programming lately to be far superior to the regular Disney Channel. They at least show real Disney movies and a lot of their shows are cute.

I've always liked all of the Disney Princess fairytale stuff anyway, but given the age demographic this show is geared towards I wasn't sure I would really enjoy it outside of finding something cute to bring in for the kids I work with to watch but I actually watch this now as much as I do Pony when I'm not watching my other shows, lol.

I know a couple of people had posted pics of their G4 Breezies before, but can anyone who owns either of the 2 retail Breezies confirm what color the wings actually are in person? The pics I've seen make them out to look translucent Pink with Purple design prints on them, but the ones I just received from ebay today have Blue translucent wings with Pink design prints.

I am looking for loose & complete Equestria Girls dolls of either the Deluxe Fluttershy with the blue dress or the Target exclusive Pinkie Pie with the black in her hair.

Ever since I first saw this doll I've wanted her so bad, she's my favorite character in the movie but I could never find any of the official toys or dolls when the movie came out in any of the Disney Stores or Park shops:
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I seem to remember these being pricey to begin with on ebay so I held off from what I thought were high prices at the time, but now it seems that all Wreck-It-Ralph stuff has gone up to Frozen levels of craziness price wise. The mass market stuff that was sold in regular stores is even going for insane prices now and the movie only came out like a little over a year ago.

Is there any chance I could still find a talking Taffyta doll for a fairly reasonable price or did I miss the boat? any Taffyta stuff actually I would love to be able to find.

Where is the best place to get small amounts of certain colors you want, without having to pay a lot and what is the best type to get?

Equestria Girls Dolls?

I admit I wasn't a huge fan of the idea and I'm not planning on really collecting them, but I did pick up the hair styling Rainbow Dash on clearance out of curiosity as I wanted to see what they were like. I honestly wasn't too impressed with the quality of this particular doll, but she is kind neat I guess. I wouldn't have paid more than what I got her for on clearance, they didn't even use the deluxe style body with the extra articulation. In regards to quality and articulation, I would still say Monster High dolls are a far better value for the price.

...However, I really have kinda fallen in love with the Deluxe Fluttershy with that pretty blue metallic dress, and I've kinda been eying the Black Tie Pinkie Pie for awhile, so odds are I will eventually end up with a couple more, lol.

I don't know how the other ones are, but the best part about Rainbow Dash was the fact that it only took me like 3 seconds to slip her out of the box as apposed to the ridiculous amount of time I'm used to spending tryng to get a MH doll out of the box, that was definitely a plus!

So, did that first version that showed up briefly not ever get an official release? I haven't followed her in awhile but she was a Pony I've been wanting for a long time so I finally snagged one of the 2nd version on eBay for a decent price, The one with the outlines around the cutie mark. I really liked the first version a lot more though.

For anyone who is old enough to remember, Around what year did CD "Take Over" and become the preferred format to purchase music on over Vinyl Records?

I'm well aware that new albums were regularly released on vinyl throughout the late 80's but I was born in '88 and when I was a little kid in the very early 90's and probably even before then based on old home videos we have, my parents only had CDs and Cassette tapes and did not own a turntable at all, so when I first became aware of records as a kid I perceived then as some sort of ancient relic that hadn't been in use for ages, despite having literally just come out of the tail end of the Vinyl era.

So, was it around the late 80's that CD's started to really become popular? I know they had already been around since about the mid 80's but I know most new formats take at least a few years to really take off. I seem to recall my parents already having a fairly large CD collection by the time I was 3 or 4.