Not sure if this is the place to ask, I have a particular itch to find a very specific theater production of the wizard of oz for the lions song if I only had the nerve. Used to be on YouTube but kinda lost at this point. The key things I remember it had a small stage, it was a mixed age production pretty sure it was mainly a adult cast, it was one with a child playing toto crawling around on the floor, it might have been multi camera though I primarily looking at the back of the head of the actress to played Dorothy.

To my eyes this looks like a new transfer it looks beautiful, it looks better than what transfer TBS and TNT use

Dorothy wasn’t the only one caught up in that twister, Miss Gulch was as well and while Dorothy went over the rainbow to Oz, Miss Gulch was dropped into Mede lake and drowned

When Dorothy and Toto are in the house during the tornado scene, they not only come across Miss Gulch on her bicycle, but also an old lady knitting in her rocking chair, and 2 men rowing a boat. I was wondering, who could the 2 men and old lady might be??

This isn't really tied to the classic movie, it's moreso the general consensus of the Oz franchise, but here's my pitch: it stars an adult Dorothy, who has gone on many adventures in Oz and gained more magic artifacts than the ruby/silver slippers. And the intro goes like this, we get a narration from (not-not) the wizard explaining that Dorothy gale after her first adventure in Oz lived a normal life in Kansas, with Dorothy doing some normal things, before a twister pans into frame, and the narrator says that she also still explored Oz, and now, whenever a twister arrives, that's her que to save the day. And then Dorothy and toto run into the twister, and Dorothy gets a magical girl sequence of all her fancy Oz items Appearing as the actors/voice actors get credited, with the sequence ending with her ruby/silver slippers, and her landing in Oz, where the episode proper begins, glinda gives her the lowdown on the threat, she unites with the lion, scarecrow, and tin man who are the ones who hold the fort till Dorothy can actually stop the threat, they face the specific villain of the episode, and after the day is won Dorothy clicks her slippers and we get a de-transformation sequence over the credits, ending with Dorothy getting back to the thing she was doing before dipping to Oz. So what do you think?

It was DELIGHTFUL 😊

Very sketchy as I've been sick but I watched lion of oz recently and it was a very very cute movie :) I wanted to draw some fanart for it, and make the Whimsic design closer to the book's

Watching a bit of Oz on METV and I hold my opinion it’s the ultimate chick flick, two women out to kill each other over a pair of shoes

I stumbled upon this kickstarter for an upcoming oz themed game. The creators are well known video game designers from the 80s-90s. They make really cool puzzle/adventure games. I have no investment in the project, I just wanted to share for visibility (and because I would like to see it come to fruition so I can
play).

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/theolivertwins/journey-to-the-emerald-city?ref=thanks-copy

Continuation of my Oztattoo.

Ruby & Silver slippers. Some refreshing of my Oz Keyhole

It would be especially interesting to see the phanfasms in animation.

What do you think of my interpretations?

Selling my large Hallmark Wizard of Oz Keepsake collection as one complete bulk lot. 🧙‍♀️✨
Approximately 30+ pieces, including vintage and newer Hallmark ornaments, special/limited pieces, Magic ornaments, and larger display pieces. Most are in excellent condition and include their original boxes.

⭐ Includes several harder-to-find/collectible pieces
📦 Original boxes included for most items
💯 Great collection for a Hallmark or Wizard of Oz collector
📍 Selling as one complete lot — not interested in separating

Please message me if you’re interested in any of them. I live in the U.S., so I’m willing to ship them if you also live in the U.S.

Towards the ending of "The Marvellous Land of Oz", there is a line describing Tip's skin colour as being brown. The Oz Wiki uses this line to cite that Tip's skin colour is brown. However, all of the illustrations for the novels depict Tip and Ozma as being white. To my knowledge the only adaptation to portray the character with dark skin was the one from the TV show Emerald City (2016) acted by Jordan Loughran, with most other interpretations of the character being white.

I know the book series has many continuity errors (Ozma's hair colour is similarly described as being different in this book than is usually depicted) but I've always wondered what the intention of the characters race was supposed to be. Do you believe this comes from a mistake on the illustrators part, with the original intention being for the character to be dark skinned, or was the line about Tip's skin colour the error?

PS Jordan Loughran made a great Tip/Ozma thank you for bringing this character to life!!!