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I think you nailed it, it was lowest common denominator humor. I think you can say that for dialect comedians in Vaudeville. That wasn't so bad because everybody got made fun of, lol. Sort of like shows like South Park today where no one is spared. And it reflected the changing society with...

I did no such thing, I just didn't think it was fair that the more skeptical people were getting targeted so much. They have as much right to their opinion as you do. But I promised another user I'd drop it before the movie comes out, so I am. Hope this clears things up. :)

I think it's definitely important to keep in mind that your first attempt to put your ideas in writing is usually not going to be the best. You have to write it all out once, then go back and edit and rethink and eventually it becomes the work you wanted it to be. And I'm reminded of a phrase...

Have you seen the South Park movie? ;)

Lol, that reminds me of the first time I showed my friend Hey, Cinderella! When the (human) prince came up to the (Muppet) king and says, "Oh Dad!" My friend was like, "Ummm....how is that possible?" Lol

It's OK, I actually didn't notice that until you pointed it out. I figured you meant Walter.

I don't agree that it's been entirely going both ways. But I will agree to drop it. :)

That would be nice. Instead of only the skeptical people being told they're wrong. ;) I mean at this point I'm almost afraid to end up liking the movie because this attitude of conformity doesn't sit well with me, hehe. Just kidding of course...slightly, lol.

And others are pre-conditions to like this movie even before seeing it. Not much difference. Therefore both points of view should be allowed. ;)

The way I see it, the Muppet Show characters all have some kind of hang up or insecurity that's at the root of their em, heh, "insanity." Once Kermit got comfortable giving Scooter more responsibility, Scooter's hang up was gone. Fozzie's hang up (telling bad jokes) was much harder to cure, lol.

Oh yes those ads are all around my area too.

Oh yeah I agree Scooter got better over time, lol. That's what's interesting about him actually, he's been on both sides of the asylum so to speak, lol. ;)

Oh my gosh, I completely forgot about this show! I remember the Dads looking at their babies through the window, lol.

Yeah that's great!

True, Scooter was more like the other Muppet Show characters who didn't really care if they happened to drive Kermit crazy, lol. ;)

It's OK, you're allowed, lol. :)

I like how they say the girlfriend is fine with Walter coming. I mean can you imagine that conversation? "Hey honey, mind if my puppet friend comes with us?" Lol

Yeah I am positive when I was a kid I would have been terrified, lol.

The extras were too over the top for me. I know that's the point, but I just didn't think it worked. But Jason and Walter were funny together! :)

Well maybe that's the way to look at the fans who are on the more "cautious" side. ;)