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Do, like, have bookmarked posts of negative reactions to Muppet things?

Some amusing lines here and there, and good to have the Count around; dude's been MIA all season. That bowling ball animation felt like something from the old days, but it also felt like they were dictated a strict script and it left no personality to it.

Yes it did. It's just not on Hoopla yet.

I still do. Even though our state's at 50% vaccinated, it's still best to wear a mask out of respect for those who haven't gotten vaccinated.

Slight. They premiered it to actual paying donors on the 2nd, then I think yesterday or the day before they posted on social media that they were making it public.

Joey came back to write this, huh? Curious...

Well, not childless adults like you or I. But parents probably are.

For the actual new content they're producing for HBO Max...?

Kinda how I expected it, but I thought we might get a little more of the other characters (like Prairie maybe?). This is probably the most Oscar or the Count have done all season; where they been at?

I can only assume it's a Memorial Day weekend kinda thing. It's just the same six hours, I think, repeated over and over.

I wouldn't call it weird. I don't know why they didn't have credits on every show in the first place. And the time-frame thing is just my own speculation. It doesn't really add up that certain segments will be in one episode, but then cut from another one. Maybe trying to reduce the amount of...

It's different for everyone. Beyond a sore arm, I felt fine.

Oh yeah, Stephanie was really good as the airplane.

Wow, that didn't even occur to me.

They wouldn't have to pay royalties for spoofing a person in that fashion.

In one of the recent interviews, the producers said there was something like 16 hours of that documentary footage. So, way more than an hour's worth.

That's gotta be the shortest street story this season; it was barely even 7 minutes. At any rate, it was pleasant enough.

Yeah, they were never clear on what "On Demand" meant. I think they want to make their money back given the circumstances and if you're able to, I would support them.

Disney+ has over 100 million subscribers around the world. Sounds like it's wide-reaching to me.

My screening was closer to home, thankfully (the other NJ places they announced weren't showing any listings and were an hour+ away; the one I went to was like 20 minutes). My hang up was the ticket price (it was one of those dine-in theaters, so it was a little more costly and had a...