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Now, obviously, we cannot change your views and you are entitled to your beliefs like anyone else. However, there is a bit of an irony that (judging by your avatar) you are a Trump supporter, and you are big enough of a Muppet fan to that you decide to join a Muppet forum.

A simple link to the Seinfeld Wikipedia page would have been just fine instead writing down all this pointless information.

I think there's only one answer to both these questions, but I won't say it because I'm not sure if anyone on here's comfortable talking about it.

Remind me, what percentage of the way through are you to having every Sesame Street episode fully-guided (screenshots or not)?

That would be the logical thing to do, except I don’t trust a word that man says.

Not sure if this would be defined as "Old Nickelodeon," but I can't find any other fitting threads to post this in. There was an episode of The Fairly Odd Parents where Timmy Turner tries to make his own movie, and in the episode, there was a character named Sylvester Calzone (an obvious parody...

Thank you, sir, for providing us this valuable information that we could've easily gotten on Wikipedia.

I've been lucky enough to watch a taping of Jeopardy, however, this was around the time when Alex Trebek broke his leg after chasing down that robber, so he did not get too close to us. There was this one security lady in front of the audience to keep us quiet, but she had this demeanor that if...

I still don't get why you are putting this out there on a MUPPET forum, where no executives will likely ever see it.

Is there a reason why you are posting this in a MUPPET forum?

I haven't seen the new version, but I never liked the old one, either.

When did that happen?

We already have stolen Sesame Street puppets (OG Bert and Ernie puppets).

No. Disney has barely done much in re-releasing any of the older Muppet programs, what makes you think they will do anything with the other Muppet/Jim Henson content?

You made a mistake, just accept it.

No! They're the only Muppets left under the Jim Henson Company that people still sort of care about.

I mean, it was... okay I guess. I'll admit I got a few chuckles here and there, but it's the same problem as the more recent Muppet series, TOO MANY HUMANS! Cut the humans down. Also, it did not hit any of the high marks that The Muppet Show did, but I don't think any new Muppet project will...

It looks like early reviews have been positive. Even this review from the A.V. Club says this is Disney's best Muppet show thus far (out of just two shows, of course). Let's hope that that will be the case when we finally see this...

That's quite disturbing. It's this sort of thing why I never like to give away my full name in certain parts of the internet.