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A - at the moment, yes. B - I have lots of them C - Pie all the way D - probably coffee E - laptop F - red G - gummy worms H - Anaheim I - sitcoms J - January K - none L - muppets, duh M - sometime somewhere N - 3 O - oranges P - bugs, maybe Q - Don't cry because it's over, smile because it...

I was thinking about Frank Oz's interview and how he didn't like muppets 2011 because it was too cute and muppets 2015 because it was too mean. While I respect his opinion, this guy worked on freaking muppets from space, what did he think about that muppet production?

Thread bump If The Grinder could get a DVD release a year after its cancellation, I don't see why the muppets can't. Really don't see the harm in making a quick buck off of burning episodes onto a disc.

Went to Barnes & Nobels and saw the reprints of season 2 & 3. They come in a normal DVD case instead of the nice box-sets and now have the ABC studios logo on the side. Also, they were really overpriced with both at 20 bucks. If anyone bought them, is there anything different about the physical...

They might want the news to die down or something.

Some people don't understand opinions :rolleyes: I think it's a good movie. I agree with what you said. After a while of Gonzo & Rizzo taking center stage, it was a return to form.

WHERE IS THE FREAKING VIDEO, THEY RELEASE THEM EVERY MONDAY AND THIS IS THE ONLY TIME I REMOTELY CARE ABOUT THEM BECAUSE THEY'RE USUALLY FIVE SECONDS LONG AND SUPER BORING!!!!

So is everyone suddenly hating Muppets 2011? It's weird that initially muppet productions receive critical acclaim on this site, but as time goes on, everyone starts to hate them. Same thing happened with VMX. I thought 'Pictures in my head' was a great song.

Considering Frank said this, I would love to hear his thoughts on the 2015 tv series. But Oz is right about all this, but at the same time, as he said, the muppets are back (or were) and I'm glad we got 2 good feature films even if they weren't as good as the muppets from 1981.

This thread isn't over until they release the Muppet Thought of the Week.

I get your point, but it's Whitmire not whitmere.

This keeps coming up everyone and it really annoys me. Yes, Jim wanted to sell the muppets to Disney BUT he wanted Full creative control. His kids just put them in a truck and sent them to the mouse.

Sorry @p Guess you have a point. But I do think he wouldn't have taken sides.

The fact that Steve didn't want to refute the Henson children out of respect for Jim really puts Jim's children to shame.

Exactly! There were episodes of the muppet show where Kermit was bitter and mean, especially to Gonzo. Has she even seen the show? Either that, or she just said some random words in the moment.

I really don't know how things work, but MMW made $51 million in the United states and Canada & $80 million worldwide on a $50 million budget. Counting all the money they spent on promotion and all the money they made on DVD sales, I'd say they probably broke even or made a bit of profit...

And they almost always seem to be Jerry Nelson characters.

Ha ha. Looks like I made a thread a little while back and didn't see this one. YES! I watched all the episodes a little while back on Hulu. Don't know why I didn't check it out earlier, amazing show. That finale was just mind-blowing.

Sorry if there's already a thread for this (probably is), but just curious to hear about your collections. Here's what I have VHS The Muppet Movie (1993, Buena Vista) The Great Muppet Caper (1984, CBS/Fox Reissue) The Great Muppet Caper (1993, Buena Vista) The Muppets Take Manhattan (1999...

Not sure if I ever talked you or if you left well before I came to these forums. Anyways, welcome back fellow rowlf fan.