Um, yes. Yes that is pretty mind-boggling.
I can't even imagine what a Labyrinth sequel would look like, nor a Dark Crystal sequel. Although I'm slightly more positive on the former than the latter.
The Dark Crystal feels too definitive (and, if I'm honest, too special) to me for a sequel.
If David Bowie returns for the Labyrinth sequel, however, I am officially on board. Even if it's nothing more than a tale about how the Goblin King just really loves making sandwiches in his dotage.
![image of David Bowie as the Goblin King in Labyrinth, which I have photoshopped to make it look as though he's holding out a sandwich](http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v642/shakespeares_sister/apix/bowiesandwich.jpg)
"I made you turkey on a pretzel roll, Sarah."
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