Talk:Storybook World

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FOX/LORBER[edit]

This is yet another unsolved, disturbing memory from the back of my mind. I recently discovered some answers I have been searching for (at least about this show)

I found more of my things...including old VHS tapes, which includes Kids Klassics releases...and some of them were Storybook World. I put one of the tapes in, and the quality was still good enough. I was able to obtain the credits by watching this.

Also, the "unsolved memory in the back of my head" I was talking about was the company logo at the end. I remembered mostly black, with a red symbol that looks like an "8" in a digital clock. I have always remembered the sound, the image, but not the production company name. But since I watched this tape again, I now know more about this series. It was Distributed by Fox/Lorber. Whoever that is...

I am now going to do further research on FOX Lorber, and it appears to have been aquired by KOCH Vision. That company itself seems to have a successor. I am going to do more research on FOX LORBER, and it seems they did quite a bit more than Storybook World.

I am going to try to create a FOX / Lorber article in the future.

In-Correct (talk) 07:54, 29 June 2011 (UTC)[reply]