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In the meantime, maybe this will help:

You can't really prove something that is a matter of preference.

Well, he's hardly an objective source.

I understand how you feel. But, please keep an open mind towards Matt.

I don't agree, but I respect your take on it.

The point was that replacing Steve was hardly a rushed decision.

Steve got to perform Kermit for 27 years. I don't think they're just "passing Kermit around." It was time for a change.

I can appreciate fan loyalty, even if I believe it's misplaced. It is a very nice gesture to want to stick by someone.

I just explained how.

So far, so great! Sounds just like Jim and, yes, Kermit does appear more likable again. And I'm sure they auditioned Matt to make sure he sings well and has good chemistry with the other Muppets before they gave him the job.

Awesome! Matt is perfect!

They say the truth is in the eye of the beholder.

Besides, I remember when trolls were cool.

I guess the question could be whether or not Steve was following direction.

We’ve has this discussion on here before. It was noted that sometimes it’s not so much what is written, but rather how it is carried out by the actor/performer. Case in point: In the 1960’s version of The Honeymooners, Audrey Meadows was no longer playing Alice. Jackie Gleason hired a new...

Sex was never a dirty word, neither was violence.

The whole thing can he highly subjective. Jim Henson did envision the Muppets to appeal to adults. Indeed, that’s why he helped create The Land of Gorch skits for Saturday Night Live in 1976. However, Henson and the creative team at SNL were reportedly at odds because Henson felt that the...

It might be a case of the “Anti-Steve trolls” vs. the “Anti-Disney trolls.” May the best trolls win.

Jim Henson was a Muppeteer, not a Muppet. No one should put words in his mouth.

Since you asked: There is also the lively tone and mannerisms. It suggests a more carefree Kermit in the spirit of what Jim had in mind all along, instead of the dark, brooding Kermit. There is also another factor that has to do not with the clip, but with the performer. I think Matt is not...