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I find it sad that the reveiws so far have been negative. Variety didn't really like it, and Forbes hated it, so it really is not looking very good, luckly it has 2 fresh reviews on Rotten Tomatoes so far, but I really hope it does not going this way in the critic reviews.

There is a really good web series I make on youtube called Puppet Stand Up following puppet comedian Sid Smith as he gives his take on everday topics in a hilarious way. The second season will start on September 25, and it will be better in quality and in comedy. Though here are some episodes...

Great documentary, but obvously more of the same, I liked the interviews, but they brushed by too quickly on the movies, with GMC barely getting a mention, and MTM getting nothing at all. Also many of the puppeteers were not even mentioned, while Dave Goelz was interviewed he was not mentioned...

It happened every time that Annie Sue was on TMS, and many other times with female guest stars, and a lot of the plot of MTM revolved around it.

Are you complaining about this in recent muppet productions, because this commonly happened in TMS, and in the original movies, so I can not really see your point, its her character gimick.

I voted right now, the polls close soon though, but it has a chance of being the winner, and the most popular.

The sad part was that the producers really did not care, I can see how people hate The How I Met Your Mother or Seinfeld finales, but at least they are memorable, bring back characters, and close stuff up, with Three's Company they did not even try or bother to tell the other cast members about...

The way Kermit and Miss Piggy acted in TMS was great, Kermit was mostly annoyed of her, Miss Piggy wanted his affection, occasionaly Kermit was jealous when she flirted with the male guest stars, and Miss Piggy was occasionaly jealous when Kermit flirted with the female guest stars, while Kermit...

I have Antenna TV, and watch it a lot, so I will be watching the show to see if there are muppet apperances or other celebrities from the old days promoting old things.

It's funny how George does not get arrested for killing a man in The English Patient, though he might have lived, he still should have gotten arrested, but The Finale got him a year in jail.

I may be the only one, but does anyone else kind of tear up in MTI at the end when Jim Hawkins sees Long John Silver escaping, and he is going to blow the whistle, and that whole scene until Kermit shows up, pretty sad moment in a film that is mostly full of laughs.

Honestly if this leads to huge ratings for the show then I think it is a good thing, like I mean what was the publicity for MT, anyone know.

I can not remember a single episode of TMS where Kermit wanted to date Miss Piggy or any hints that Kermit had any interest in her, but that was played for laughs, in the first few movies, Kermit liked Miss Piggy, and then nothing has happened much since then before the new theatrical releases.

Great, a publicity stunt, kind of nice, but really we already knew this, but here is what everyone else has to say. Well at least if more people watch then it is nice publicty, and will get more people tuning in to view.

I really hope we get to see more of Johnny Fiama and Sal Minella who are probably one of my favorite duo, and I wonder if we will get to see Clifford or any other muppets in the show.

I like the recent expantion of Sam's role, I mean he had a big role in MMW, is constantly featured in promos on ABC for the new show, and now this. Nice to see a comedic ending, Sam getting drunk, why has that never happened before. Though considering Jungle Boogie was playing in the background...

We just really need to see more from these characters like in TMS and the original trilogy of muppet films, and not have them say one line, and disappear. How about finding out Lew Zealand lives in a boat, or that Sam the Eagle is raising kids alone, stuff like this. Like how The Simpsons has...

Seriously, I wish Pixels was getting better reviews, I mean I expected bad reviews, but not this bad though, the film still got a $9 million total for today, and will end up in the $25 million mark, its budget is $88 million, so I could see it getting around that much for an opening then...

Cool that the whole series is on Hulu now, so younger generations will start to discover it.

So with the new TV show, I really do not mind if we do not get another movie, and I do not think Disney is exactly giddy to make another one, but will there be more. Whether the show is a hit or tanks is Disney just going to focus on television, and if they do make new movies wil it be in the...