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So on The Last Man on Earth, Tandy was name-dropping inspirational people in an episode a while back, not going to go into full details, becuase it's kind of complicated to explain, long story short, one of them was Jim Henson.

Wow, you haven't watched it until now? Then again, I still never watched Letters to Santa or KSY. Yup, it's a great film. Easily my favorite muppet film of all time, it has such a nice muppety feel and I love all the fourth wall jokes and musical numbers. The break-in at the end is the best part...

Watched the finale of NBC's Trial & Error (starring John Lithgow), highly recommend it for fans of Parks & Rec and The Office.

Blackish s1 was gold.

Despite the box office disappointment of Muppets Most Wanted, Disney is looking back into the muppet franchise and may be in the early stages of working on a new movie. Like this year's new Smurf movie, they are sort of starting back up again and leaving the last 2 films behind them in hopes to...

Love how they air classic Arthur.

I can't agree more, episodes 1-10 were gold, I just can or ever will understand the hate. Outside of the finale, I did not enjoy any post-retool episodes.

They have been taken down the main source. It's just that there are so many episodes of not just TMS, but tons of other shows illegally on YT.

Thread bump. I love this season and last night's episode was suspenseful and great.

Loved the Making History premiere.

March 1, 2016 marked the end of the 16-episode run of The Muppets. Many hated it, many loved it, but the question is what do you think of it now? Have your opinions changed? I for one still think it was unfairly written off by the masses after a not-so-great pilot.

If we're not talking series, just season. The Season 2 finale of The Last Man on Earth was amazing.

Jim's Kermit and Ernie sounded deeper and vaguely mature while Steve gives them a lively feel, I like both but I still would prefer Jim's. Rudman's Scooter is similar to what Steve did to Kermit, it gave Hunt's character a peppy feel.

A really bad one is the Three's Company one. It wasn't even a true series finale, it acted as sort of a backdoor pilot for a failed spin-off. There was barely any closer and Larry, a character that had been on the show since day 1, was hardly shown. Janet was quickly married off to a...

RIP :(

I thought the cliffhangers were a bit weird, but it was an okay finale, here's my thoughts on the season. http://www.tvratingsguide.com/2017/02/my-take-on-son-of-zorn.html Tell me what you guys think.

My 24-hour PBS station airs the new episodes, ugh, at 6pm. Then at 6:30 they air classic episodes, like seasons 2-4. I am so grateful for PBS, those episodes are hilarious. Today's was the one where Ratburn stayed at Arthur's house. After all these years, its still just as good.

In last night's The Middle, Frankie reminisced about putting on Sesame Street cassettes for her son when he was little. Then her husband, Mike, chimed in that their son was always afraid of The Count. Then Frankie remarked about how Elmo sang "I Don't Want to Live on the Moon". I was like ugh...

Sales decline year-after-year. As much as I'd love physical media like VHS and DVD to become a thing again, DVDs have unfortunately been surpassed by streaming.

I don't understand why they can't just put it on a streaming site. We're nearing a decade of waiting!