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Uggh, I'd hate for that to happen. You see that's the problem with Disney, starting from the 90's with those sing-along tapes and all they transformed the muppets into kiddy material. So, half the time now the interviewers treat them like 2-year olds. Watch a 1979 clip of Kermit, Miss Piggy...

Annie Sue seriously missed her chance! She only had roles in literally SIX episodes, and only TWO were main roles. It's sad that they didn't use her more, at least maybe in MMW, because I don't know THEY GOT THE ORIGINAL PUPPETEER AND THE PUPPET BACK!! I mean maybe just coming up to Constantine...

In other words he did nothing, and it can hardly be called a "comeback", more like they grabbed a bunch of muppets from their box or whatever to use for the big finale, and they happened to take him out as well (most likely NOT intentional).

It seemed to me that the "band" as a whole did get less moments. When you say name episodes in season 1 of TMS where the electric mayhem performed or played a main role (excluding nurse Janice), I say, Kaye Ballard, Harvey Kroman (2X), Phyllis Diller, Jim Nabors. If you say season 2 then MAN...

Muppets Most Wanted reaches theaters two-and-a-half years after the Muppets reboot earned $88.6 million at the domestic box office. With goodwill from the well-liked first movie, and with a memorable, fun marketing effort, it's widely assumed that Muppets Most Wanted can match its predecessor...

I love the prolouge when... SPOLIER ALERT When Jim performs Kermit for SS in one of the "Muppets and Kids Moments", and then they shout "blue sky" so no one cuses around the kid, and it's so cool how Brian Jay Jones describes it.

Who honestly cares if an SS character shows up. You could blink and miss their scenes, and even if they're funny they don't advance the plot or anything, so what's the disappointment about considering MCC is so overated and no one cares that an SS character wasn't in it. If someone wants SS then...

It's just too much of a hassle. That show's meant for a dancing competitiion, not wasting time on blue screens and all that. The judges would also be biased and let Kermit advance (or vice-versa), because he's Kermit.

Ya, I hope they use him for future productions instead of just dropping him, he was the first muppet who was an actual villian, and he was awesome! Though I doubt it.

That's the one reason that this show is something I love and not overly obsessing over. Hopefully, some of those guys will at least cameo in the next few episodes, but for now all we had was a brief Kermit cameo, but these are just small amusing web shorts, not a big prime-time variety muppet show.

I was being sarcastic.

It seems to me that non-muppet fans really just seem to like the episodes with famous guest stars (by the way I think Julie Andrews is still quite relevant, she was in Shrek 4 four years ago). Episodes with really good plots, but unrecognizable guest stars (Marisa Berenson, Teressa Brewer, Roy...

So, here's my follow-up thread to TMS season 2:thoughts. I finished watching season 3 of TMS today making three full seasons watched. Here are my top 5 episodes of the season, but first, here's an honorable mention. HONORABLE MENTION 6. Harry Belafonte 5. Elke Sommer 4. Marisa Berenson 3...

I agree, the Teresa Brewer episode is pretty hilarious, I love Miss Piggy trying to lose weight. I also like the Roy Clark episode as well as the Jean Stapleton especially her "I'm Just Wild About Harry" number. I tend to judge a TMS episode more for the plot and sketches than the guest star...

Don't even really like that show so this opinion might be biased. Nevertheless, it seems like putting him on the show would mean a full-body Kermit, because there's no way, the Kermit hand puppet can dance with a human in a zoomed shot, they'd have to CGI it!

Yes, I did mix those two up, whoops. Anyways, those were probably even worse. That was the beginning of the period where the muppets were being marketed for kids, and I don't see the point! The muppets were a prime-time variety, but just because they looked cute and cuddly they turned them...

Yay, always happy to see the muppets on TV :). Most likely we'll see Hilda, George the Janitor, Annie Sue, Thog, and The Mutations, and it's obviously a long shot, but I'd like to see Walter, Kermit, Fozzie, and Miss Piggy on The View as well.

That's one of the DUMBEST articles, I've ever seen, why, half of this is a lie! Here are the mistakes I found in this foolish article. Frank Oz didn't leave the muppets, because he despised Segal's script. Nick said that Disney IS working on a new TV show. THE MUPPETS (2011) WAS NOWHERE NEAR A...

I'm assuming that's why TP or TMM hasn't written an article about it.

They're usually on wikipedia, and half the time I believe them (at least when I was younger), and they're the most annoying things on the web. Honestly, if you're going to make dumb fake episode titles of say a TV show that's been canceled for a decade, and some not even give a synopsis:crazy...