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Whitmire: Rizzo Vogel: Constantine I love when second generation performers get their own characters.

The pageview numbers for Muppet Central must have exploded this month.

Thread Bump. Omg, so many good episodes have aired since April "Zero Larp Thirty" (the one where Linda & Bob role-play at that Downtown Abbey-esque place) "The Laser-inth (Bob & Gene bond over a laser show) "Paraders of the lost float" (the "season finale" where Bob and the rest enter a...

It still doesn't feel like a muppet movie.

If we're including non-animated characters, I have a huge crush on Kristen Schaal. As for animated, Judy Hopps!

The thing about Christmas Carol is that it's a good adaption of a christmas carol, but it's not a good muppet movie. There's nothing muppety or goofy about it. I also feel a bit sad everytime I watch it thinking just how somber everyone must have been after losing not only Jim but also Richard...

1. If you were a fruit, which one would you be? Orange, duh. 2. If you could change your name, what would you change it to? Buck Naked 3. Of the "one joke" Muppets, which do you like the best, Lew Zealand, Crazy Harry, or The Count? The Count is my favorite SS muppet, so I'll go with him...

I'd say Great Muppet Caper is the best. If I were to rank them The Great Muppet Caper The Muppet Movie Muppets Most Wanted The Muppets (2011) Muppets From Space The Muppets Take Manhattan Muppet Treasure Island Muppet Christmas Carol (Good movie, not a good muppet movie though). Ya, that's...

Muppets From Space is okay. Jeffrey Tambor and Bobo the bear are great in it and there are some funny moments. It's at least more entertaining (but not necessarily better) than Muppets take Manhattan for me, but doesn't come close than the first two. I completely agree with your 'weak yet...

What I meant about VMX is that it was great to see Kermit front & center instead of Gonzo or Rizzo. It's not a great movie, but it's still enjoyable. Honestly, none of the post-Henson muppet movies are great aside from the Muppets and MMW.

Weren't Latifah, Tambor, and Grier just minor characters? Jeffrey Tambor was one of the best parts of Muppets From Space, but his part was really forgettable in this movie. To be honest, I don't remember much about MOZ aside from that it was awful, might have to watch it a second time.

I have to strongly disagree with you there. VMX wasn't amazing, but it brought back some forgotten characters and a good majority of the muppets like Fozzie and Gonzo were in-character after a movie of picking noses and being scared to get their brain sucked out. The songs weren't half-bad...

I wonder what would have happened if The Muppets were still on the air. Matt Vogel would have to quickly get his Kermit down for a hypothetical third season.

I understand & respect Oz's opinion, but I feel him not liking the newer stuff is more about personal things than about the quality of the productions. I mean, he only watched 15 minutes of the pilot of a TV show before he reached a verdict that it sucked.

Yes, but if he took part in that movie, where Fozzie was unbearably stupid and his biggest joke was picking his nose, I don't get him complaining about the new stuff. And frankly, the 2015 muppet show did Fozzie right. Not overly stupid, just a well-meaning bear who sometimes gets into trouble...

Dave Goelz is still with the muppets, so it's a lot less far-fetched than Clifford, Sal, or Hilda coming back.

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...