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I'd say yes. Paul Rudd is pretty funny, there's a running gag of Cookie Monster being desperate for a cookie, there's some good Oscar and Telly comedy, Abby even makes a reference to the Amazing Mumford!

I'd like to share some funny thoughts from Muppet podcasters about this. Steve Swanson: I love Muppet Babies, and I'm worried that they're gonna take something as cool as the Muppet Babies and turn it into a pre-schoolifed Micky Mouse Clubhouse version of this property. JD Hansel: Here's what we...

I don't blame you. Steve Swanson: I am on record for not being a tremendous Dark Crystal fan. I appreciate it for what it is, I think it's a wonderful accomplishment, but it's not something I get into personally. I don't sit and watch the Dark Crystal. It's not my story, that's all. JD Hansel...

I'm sure Shane will like my next few quotes, cause last year, he watched Dark Crystal and Labyrinth for the first time. Ryan Roe: I'm not sure how much I'd wanna get into the Dark Crystal. Ryan Dosier: The movie already puts me to sleep, why would I wanna read an article that would put me to...

The cold open with Marty playing a monster named after him was cool. Gabrielle is cool enough, I'm gonna miss Segi though. Elmo losing his wig and Cookie thinking it was spaghetti was funny. The song at the end of the street story was catchy. This time in Foodie Truck, Cookie didn't wolf down...

You can skip Dark Crystal, but Labyrinth is actually really good.

Sadly not. I think once they're finished with their Meet the Idiot series, they'll release the first episode. They've already gone through Kip, Frank, Raccoon Mike, Lewis, Pheobe, Caren, Frankie and Dean. All that's left is Egghead, Dinghy, Country Smoulders, and Guterman.

The guys at DillonGale are great! I'm eager to see the premiere of their series that they announced awhile ago called the Idiot Club.

Here's a confession for you: I never saw the Dark Crystal and Labyrinth until 3 weeks after Jim Henson's Creature Shop Challenge premiered.

My dad says it might be possible for us to go to the Knoxville Fanboy Expo to see Steve Whitmire!

Boy I'm telling ya, if Caroll is in fact still doing Big Bird and Oscar's voices, I've got a heck of a lot of editing to do on the Muppet Wiki page for Caroll Spinney character transitions.

So this was kinda a big shock. Caroll did Big Bird and Oscar's voices for this commercial that just aired during the Grammys. Maybe it was his last performance before his voice started going quiet:

I thought the street story was pretty funny. If only because of the Dumb and Dumber dynamic between Cookie and Grover. The Foodie Truck segment was funny. I liked Cookie's attempt at opening the avocado. Also Rosita dressed as a cat in the bookends was very cute. Finally all 7 of the core...

Welcome. Since you live in Georgia like me, be sure to tell me when you plan on visiting the Center for Puppetry Arts. I'm in the museum every Saturday from 3 to 5.

Jarrod Fairclough: Now that Kermit and Constantine are the same performer, I think the gag of Constantine trying to do his Kermit impression is gonna wear thin very quickly, because now it actually does sound like Kermit. Steve Swanson: Yes, it does. I noticed that too. JD Hansel: On the upside...

The cold open with Elmo was used twice before. This episode was very good, it was the first time since 2010 we've seen Bert and Ernie's apartment, there were funny moments like Big Bird being able to move Bert's bed with no problem, the When Harry Met Sally reference, and the sheep saying...