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Fridays are bad, but I am I'd rather see it get renewed for 2 seasons to at last be considered more successful and have a higher episode count than MT did, at least it got more episodes instead of less, and wasn't burned off in the summer.

They managed to patch up all the storylines, and it was pretty good, though it has zero chance of getting a season 3 renewal, at least they didn't leave off on a cliffhanger, and hilarious how Weird Al broke the fourth wall in that last song, really funny.

While at Rowlf's Tavern, Fozzie talks to Rowlf about how tired he is of his low paying job, Rowlf then tells Fozzie about how he's sick of his job, this leads to the two deciding to go into business which leads them to pitch a product on Shark Tank. Rowlf sells his tavern to a sleazy con man...

I was wondering if Disney was going to do anything for the 40th anniversary of TMS, but I felt it seemed too farfetched, and Disney had too many other franchises on their plate, but it's nice to see that they're doing something for it, even if it's not for the 40th anniversary, it's good that...

I'm assuming ABC will pick either O'Neals or The Muppets, because they can't renew so many comedies, maybe Dr. Ken caves in and gets cancelled leaving The Muppets to go to Fridays, but at this point lets hope The Muppets crushes it in the ratings.

Ya, I think it's reached the point where the glut of family comedies is getting annoying a bit, hopefully that generic family comedy tanks in the ratings, but that's unlikely considering all the successful ones that dominate ABC, I'd much rather prefer workplace comdies, but I guess when ABC...

Kung Fu Panda 3 actually did very respectable buisness. That $41 million opening weekend is just $6 million below it's $47 million opening for the second movie, still sad that they dumped the movie in such a strange time, it could have made way more money, if they were to make

Special edition is likey, slip a new cover on the old boxsets with a sticker that either says watch the muppets on ABC or 40th anniversary of TMS, still shows that Disney hasn't forgotten about them. Though by the time the actual DVD sets are released no one will be using DVDs, it's not like...

When was the last puppet that didn't look so strange, probably Walter.

Wow, this just got interesting, it's not much of a rumor, this is happening, the DVDs are all listed on Amazon, I wonder what special edition means, probably just repackaged to celebrate the 40th aniversary of the series, but this is hope that maybe seasons 4 and 5 are on the way.

Season 1 Episode 13 will be called "Got Silk", and here are more listings. http://www.thefutoncritic.com/showatch/muppets/listings/ So for now here is the information we have. 2/2/16 Swine Song (1x11) 8:30pm 2/9/16 A Tale of Two Piggies (1x12) 8:30pm 2/16/16 Got Silk? (1x13)...

Here's a behind the scenes photot posted by Kristin Newman on Twitter, it's muppets old school.

Here is the promo for the return of the muppets. Looks like a lot of mayhem will be going on, and Key and Peele guest starring only sweetens the deal, write your thoughts about the promo below.

Here's the video on Youtube. I saw it during last night's repeat of Going, Going, Gonzo, it was great seeing them reprise the theme song, especially all the TV screens like the arches, could have been a good intro for the show, even though the one that we have is already great.

The Muppets have at least being doing okay against a lot of competition, ABC obviously expected better, but I still think it can benefit from Disney synergy, there's certainly some interest in the reboot, and that might be enough to push it's ratings away from bubble territory.

Finally we get to see what happened with Camilla, I'm assuming in episode 12 the wardrobe malfunction leads Miss Piggy to go nude on live television, should be interesting to see what happens.

Grandfathered ratings are very low, FOX expected New Girl and Brooklyn Nine Nine to help it and The Grinder, but it has done nothing for either show, they will both likely be cancelled by the end of the season, as for the muppets, I'm not saying their ratings are good, but Agent Carter and...

That might have been the reason why he had such an akward inclusion. He was a prominent character, so they were obviously were going to include him, but what could he really do, his uncle owns the theater shtick wouldn't work, I don't see what they could have done with him. The road manager...

Great promo, there were like two other ones I remember, one extended version of that, and one commercial where it was paired with Fresh off the Boat, overall though, doesn't look like they've changed too much which is good news.

I wonder what will happen to Kung Fu Panda 3 at the box office, a January release is never a good sign considering it is an established franchise, weird how Dreamworks dumped a reliable franchise in a bad month for box office, must of been due to Kung Fu Panda 2 being crushed in the summer with...