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That stuff sounds easy to believe, and frightening if so, but let's face it: what have the Muppets actually done in the last year? Outside Lands Thanksgiving Parade MasterChef Junior That cooking spray and Xfinity ads, I guess and then a bunch of short videos of the Muppets reciting tweets The...

Hopefully, it won't end up like Wabbit - try as they might, that show is dull. Literally, the somehow managed to make the idea of Bugs Bunny vs. DEATH HIMSELF totally lame. If does actually get made, I hope the animation is also top-tier. None of this crappy Flash like The Tom & Jerry Show has...

Pretty interesting for the main concept of having Ovejita out on her own. Nice to see Big Bird and his frozen yo-yo. Also: "Abby Cadabby, permeant IT." I'm gonna call slight bull on the use of that Crumby Pictures segment; opposite is one small part of it. And they pulled a letter of the day...

I really haven't been watching, but I caught parts of the B&W episodes and quality-wise, that footage has held up really well.

You really shouldn't trust random YT comments for show information like that, especially from the early years.

That sort of bothered me too. I understand part of the changes they made was to better cement the Muppets with certain locals, so if they're trying to make the changes memorable, it's gonna stick out when the street looks different.

Here's a neat presentation from TIFF 2017 about how they get the films and animations done nowadays, with some insight into the new format: They also give a little info on the next season: A new Cookie Monster segment (yeah, ANOTHER!) about where food comes from The focus is on diversity...

If Netflix was not a viable platform, they wouldn't be creating original content. This is what's "in" right now. JHC is making a smart move here. And stuff on Netflix finds its way to getting onto DVD eventually.

Actors and performers are very "in the moment" and probably don't retain that kind of stuff very often. I recall an interview with Marty where it called it "garbage memory"; they shoot so much stuff that it often just goes straight out of their heads. Lauren Gharam's book mentions something like...

He already explained the issue. Relax.

It was well paced in some places, but in the middle there, it was just "Is this a home? No. BOOM Onto the next one!" But, it was pretty funny and I like seeing Jen get a lead role. I certainly wasn't expecting to see the House of Cards spoof, but they've been surprising me sometimes. When I...

Hoh boy...

Or, let's go back to reality. That's a fine place. The pizza is pretty good there.

He's done a number of those types of things for the "Best Of" DVDs. They had Bum Reviews of each of the anniversary movies (or most of them), and did NC reviews of them as he was stuck in the Plot Hole.

Does Doug have any input in the company though? He may be just a content creator. I thought they collaborated with CA to start getting their content in a better place.

Is there that "Snack Attack" thing that was mentioned in the early product listings about it?

Yeah, not sure why this one gets repeated a lot. It's far more boring since they cut out probably the more interesting parts.

That "C is for Counting" toon, while expertly animated, is a solid example of why I don't like this format. It's a letter segment, but it's teaching counting instead. I know some segments in the past have had dual lessons, but this one makes no sense to me. They started off with a C word, cats...

This version of the "I'm Gonna Always Love You" music video has probably the best audio/video of any version I've seen:

I forgot this was happening. I'll just assume it was mediocre and think about watching it at some point.