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Johnny and Sal were such a great duo, shame they didn't get much fame and weren't used outside of MT and small scenes in MFS, VMX, and MWoOZ.

Sucks but I just watch repeats on my local station anyways, at least that's less money in Steve Bannon's pocket.

That episode was great, much better than the last one, I liked the Kermit puppet joke.

tea for two

Solid sketch, so happy PIS is back but knowing Disney, they'll wait for 2 more years to release the next video on the youtube channel.

Well I guess stations differ. Does your station still air Between the Lions, Zoboomafo, or Mr Rogers? Just curious since all 3 shows haven't been on for probably 10 years.

Arthur is still airing in my local station, I mean it's still making new episodes so I don't see why they'd stop airing it. It's more weird how they air Clifford the Big red Dog repeats when the show went off the air 13 years ago.

RIP Florence, she was great on TMS.

It's sad so many shows are not even getting season releases anymore, DVDs are in the situation that VHS was in the early 2000's. It's disappointing Disney hasn't at least released TMS after nearly a decade, we'll probably never get them, if not that then at least release TM'16 on DVD, I know The...

I went to the thrift store the other day and found a ton of Muppet DVDs mostly from the Columbia era, early 2000s, there were like 15 copies of MFS DVD, but amidst all that I found something I've wanted for a while, a Muppet Show Time-Life DVD, it had the Star Wars and Raquel Welch episodes and...

Wish you well.

I really want to see Dr. Phil Van Neuter again, he was great, like a hyper Bunsen. Johnny Fiama and Sal Minella duo was the best, sucks Brian Henson left.

Eh, wasn't a fan of the season premiere. Loved the second episode with them going on a boat trip with Teddy just so he could show off to his ex-wife and ultimately getting chased by bulls and all that, felt really cartoony and I liked it.

I agree, I also liked your favorite character by a performer threads, they helped engage conversation.

I started watching this and while I had mixed feelings about the pilot, the third episode was hilarious, especially Zorn's little feud with the hot sauce. Can't wait for the next episode in two weeks.

Ice Age 5 has basically wrapped up domestically with a meager $63 million, that's almost $100 million below the previous low for the series domestically, which was $161 million for Ice Age 4. Worldwide they've raked in $400 million, good for an animated movie, yes, good for an Ice Age movie, NO...

Well they lost it http://www.toughpigs.com/muppets-emmy-loss/ To Transparent :sympathy:

Thanks for the info, I doubt they'll make much money considering people rarely buy DVDs anymore and they probably already bought them.

Surprised they haven't made one for Shrek or Ice Age yet, but all these animated blockbusters get these Nickelodeon,Cartoon Network, or Netflix releases of series that all have these traits 1) Obviously much cheaper animation 2) New voice actors as the big name celebrities don't want to be...

The cover isn't showing up, but I'm assuming it's this. It's seems like it's a trend these days to re-release family movies on DVD, with one character on the DVD cover, I see a ton of those particulary with Blue Sky Studios and Dreamworks at Walmart. It looks nice enough though, but I know...