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Ya, I agree, like Disney could air a 10 minute Cheapest short to finally satisfy muppet fans. I mean it would be amusing seeing the film continue to degrade in quality, but I fail to see how even Jim could make it a worthwhile 90 minute movie.

In other news Central Intellegence opened really well, $34 million on a $50 million budget. Box Office Mojo says this is the eleventh time this year that Disney has been number one at the box office.

I wouldn't be so sure. https://twitter.com/KirkThatcher/status/743522817631629312

Wow, it hasn't even been a month since the last show was cancelled. Whatever this is, I hope it's not as ill-fated or poorly received as the tv series. Whatever it is, I'm happy the muppets will be back.

YMBAOMF IF Siri tells you to "bear left" and you reply "right frog".

I like when Chris addresed how the audience was just blindly cheering, and ended up cheering for the muppets' cancellation. At least they actually liked the show, because they stopped cheering.

Nice to see Fozzie Bear doing appearances after being cheated out of having a part in much of the second half of The Muppets.

No, ABC broke their backs advertising The Muppets return, there were promos every second of the day on ABC, advertisng was not the problem. Episodes 11-16 were too sweet and oh Kermie and Piggy together, pandering to the muppet babies and muppet christmas carol audiences, if anyone has actually...

Thank you so much, this was the point I was trying to push, the reboot episodes were desperately trying to kiss up to the people who left, and it sucked, it did. They added pointless lame human characters, made stupid sketches to try to make it somewhat like TMS, and forced out Fozzie. The first...

Ugh, that's basically what we'll be getting for muppet material. Kermit, how are things with Miss Piggy? Wer're not married!, Insert dumb frog pun. Everything was in their cards this time, the critics loved it, it was fresh and apealed to the modern day audience, but no it was too "adult", but I...

I honestly wish they had never greenlighted the show, it was such an awful experience seeing the ratings decline and decline, people constantly bashing the show online and everywhere calling it "the awful muppet reboot", it was just sad to watch it all unfold and for what, a cancellation so ABC...

I guess, but it just doesn't seem to work, The Muppets played the nostalgia card and got 9 million viewers, only 2 million stayed by the end. I don't think the muppets will ever get a chance at TV sadly, and it sucks because everything was in their cards this time unlike JHH and MT. Maybe we'll...

ABC SHOWS Canceled: The Muppets, Agent Carter, Galavant, The Family, Nashville, Castle Renewed: The Real O Neals, American Crime, The Catch Also Grandfathered got cancelled, which should make DrTooth happy, as well as some other FOX comedies, The Grinder, Cooper Barrett, and Bordertown. Still...

Not to be a wet blanket, but what good will that do, it didn't work with #RenewTheMuppets and social media and sharing videos will not help for any TV show's or franchise's fate. The film and TV industry is a business, that's the bottom line, they will never listen to the fans if it's not making...

It's just sad you know, not just for me, but Steve and Dave and Bill and all the writers and directors who worked so hard. Everything was perfect, this was going to be the thing that put the muppets well into the limelight, there was hype, there was great advertising, and at first great ratings...

Sigh, I fully expected a cancellation, but it's just sad to see the writting, well I guess that's that, there's nothing we can do, all I'm saying is The Real O' Neals, American Crime, and The Catch all literally had the same ratings as The Muppets, so ya, RIP to another short-live muppet show.

At least we're getting some news about the film, I thought it would never get off the ground, and still don't know if it'll ever actually make it to theaters considering the Henson's company track record.

So, we're well into upfront week, so we could hear about the fate of The Muppets in the next minute or in the next week, for anyone else nervously awaiting the fate of the show, here's an interesting article about corporate syngergy and The Muppets...

It sucks that Keanu wasn't much of a hit, it was a hilarious movie, but only opened at $9.4 million, but at least it has a budget of just $15 million, and has already reached $10 million, so it should at least make some profit.