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WELCOME TO "I LOVE FRAGGLES" FANSITE
Fraggle Rock Fun Facts
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According to Uncle Matt's book on Fraggle Rock, "The center of the universe is, of course, that marvelous land known as Fraggle Rock. It is thus called because it is a Rock and Fraggles live there."
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According to Boober's book of diseases, the symptoms of bacterial sufferosis are funny hair and a weird voice.
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The Storyteller is one of the few Fraggles who perform a ritual function in Fraggle Rock. (Others include Cantus the Minstrel, the World's Oldest Fraggle, and Archbanger Fraggle.) The Storyteller's job is to remember the oral history of the Fraggles, and she'll tell any story on request
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The Gorgs live for a very long time. Pa Gorg has been saying that he's going to fix the same clock for 104 years.
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"The Thirty Minute Work Week" was the first episode of Fraggle Rock ever produced.
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Gorgs are 22 feet tall!
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A Gorg Prince must grow his bride by planting the peas of power. It will grow into a Princess at the break of dawn.
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You can't leave the magic of Fraggle Rock.
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* * * Celebrating Fraggle Rock's 30th Anniversary!! * * *
New 30th Anniversary Box Set. For those of you who were part of the original "Fraggle Rock DVD petition" this is another amazing day :) Back in the early 2000's there was a petition started to bring Fraggle Rock back to DVD. It took over a decade, but we succeeded :) TWICE! I own the original collectors box set as well, and enjoy it with my daughter. Beats watching Yo Gabba Gabba, that's for sure!
Oh... also - there is a Fraggle Rock APP now?! Fraggle Rock App
Jim's legacy is not one of riches and powerful empires. Jim's visions were always pure and from the heart. That genuine spirit shines in everything he created and every life that he touched with his genius creativity. He believed that simple was good - and from that came some of the most beloved characters in the history of entertainment. Nothing in this world makes me happier than an episode of Fraggle Rock, a classic Manamana clip, or Dancing around the living room to Labyrinth's "Dance Magic Dance" with my daughter. Thank you Jim for everything you gave the world, and the shoes you left behind to be filled by future generations.
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