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Awesome! Honestly at this point, I really just want this movie to be good just to prove the haters wrong. Although like Drtooth said earlier in the thread, some of them will try to find something to dislike about it. For instance, some of these Star Wars fans said The Force Awakens was ruined...

You didn't miss that much. There weren't very many episodes, plus a good portion of them were just a bunch of mellow dramatic relationship cheese. Like seriously, chill out Nat, your only thirteen! :p

NBB was awesome, especially the movie.

I think he's reffering to Muppet Show characters, not SST.

Ooh, this one is definitely harder to choose than the Jim Henson one. Definitely gonna need to think about this one.

Nah, mocumentaries never went anywhere. Parks and Recreation ended the same year that The Muppets started, plus we still have a couple of them that have been on for awhile such as "Modern Family" and some show called "Trailer Park Boys"

Oh my gosh! I just watched part of the special you guys mentioned and that was just AWFUL! I can't even believe how bad that was. Besides the voice acting and of course the glaring issue of the script, the animation was completely horrible. And this thing aired on an actual network channel. I...

I don't even have to think about this one. I've been obsessed with Big Bird ever since I was a baby! There's something really special about him. He really comes from Caroll's soul and everything he does just comes off as genuine. Elmo often seems almost flawless, he's cute and all but he's...

Oh well, since the other posts have mysteriously disappeared, i'll say it again. My favorite episode is the one with Spike Milligan.

FOX News might not care though.

Wow, still no votes for the Swedish Chef.

Has anyone else been following the Nick Animation podcast? This week they interviewed Tom Kenny: In week's past they've also interviewed CH Greenblatt, Billy West, Arlene Klasky, the creators of The Last Airbender/Korra and several others. The interviews are very informative and have really...

Ooh sounds cool. Are we talking about the one in New York?

Wait, how are you seeing the movie already?

That's the key word though, "some" of them. Not all or even most of them. There's always extremists of every group. It's just like feminism. Some people refuse to except what feminism is just because of a few man hating bad apples here and there. But the majority of them just want equality and...

I agree that Speechless looks pretty generic, but I at least applaud them for trying to accurately depict a family with a disabled child. We need something that doesn't treat the handicap kid as just some kids' friend to learn a lesson from i.e "I can do stuff even though I have a disability"...

Oh my gosh yes! I think we talked about something similar on the "Frown" thread, there's a bunch of people with really repetitive comments, and you may recognize some of these : "please do more Oscar episodes today" "Long Live Jim Henson!" "Long Live Frank Oz" "Long Live Joan Ganz Cooney!" "Can...

Well, Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood is basically an updated version of Mr. Rogers. It kind of covers a lot of the same things. Of course it lacks some of the warmness and sincerity of the original but it's still an okay show.

I live in Fort Worth. Thanks for the offer but, I don't think my parents would really feel comfortable with me being in a car with strangers for several hours.

True. Heck, even companies like Filmation and Hanna Barbera bit off of their own shows back then.