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Seriously, this is just sad, next thing you know animal is spelled with an m at the front of the name.

Yesterday, I went to Walmart, and I saw these muppet plushes of Fozzie, Gonzo, Kermit, and Animal. The weird thing was that they spelled fozzie like fozzy. That is either the largest typo ever or Disney really does not care. anymore.

Thanks, now I can see the godfather part, hooray.

Ya, I get it, the whole part made, because the animators wanted a break, still the song is not really anything oscar worthy.

The movie is fine, anyways a muppet song probably would not have won anyways sadly, they always lose to some mediocre song.

That was a hilarious episode. Anyways, ya I have to miss brooklyn 99 as well, but since this is an eight episode series, it probably is worth it since brooklyn 99 also just got renewed for a third season, so I think it is better to watch Galavant, I hope tonight's episode is good.

By the way, I actually like Mulaney, the comment from before is an outdated opinion.

The show has been pretty good, finally something to watch Sundays at eight on ABC. The songs are mixed, some are great, some I forgot after the episode ended, but the jokes are great, and I can not wait for the new episode.

A song that could have been written by a preschooler gets a nomination, but any muppet song does not, the oscars are just bizarre.

Well, I guess there were no nominations, well that is sad, really would have been a reason to be rooting for something.

Happy birthday, and have a great one.

That is not much of a surprise considering it has already been effectively renewed, because there are enough episodes left for another season, so technically this confirms that the show will probably be on for seven seasons at least. Galavant is doing okay, but will sadly probably be cancelled...

Whatever this is. It has been stuck in my head due to black ish commercials a long time.

TMS still had a plot, some episodes had more than others, but writing still had to me done along with the sketches, and most of the musical numbers had interactions, but I doubt Jim had much to do with the writing.

Happy birthday, I hope you have a good one.

I thought that one was good, it was the blanket one that made me change the channel.

I am beginning to become skeptical that the movie has much of a plot, whatever it is it will probably be really thin, but that is not a bad thing, I still want to see the movie in a theater.

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That is true, and I did find it weird that they would put it in that category, if there was much less on stage, and more backstage than it would be a sitcom, but TMS is a variety show certainly.

When looking at more than a few lists of best sitcoms, I kept seeing TMS listed on there. I know TMS is a variety show, but could it be considered a sitcom. A sitcom is defined as a situation comedy. So what are your thoughts, could the situations make TMS qualify as a sitcom or not?