The Muppet Show
The must-see event of the year is here! Let us know your review of The Muppet Show special starring Sabrina Carpenter now streaming on Disney+.
Sesame Street Classics on YouTube
Full episodes of classic Sesame Street have arrived on YouTube. See the latest releases and join the discussion.
Sesame Street debuts on Netflix
Sesame Street Season 56 has premiered on Netflix and PBS. Let us know your thoughts on the anticipated season.
Back to the Rock Season 2
Fraggle Rock Back to the Rock Season 2 has premiered on AppleTV+. Watch the anticipated new season and let us know your thoughts.
Sam and Friends Book Read our review of the long-awaited book, "Sam and Friends - The Story of Jim Henson's First Television Show" by Muppet Historian Craig Shemin.
Jim Henson Idea Man
Remember the life. Honor the legacy. Inspire your soul. The new Jim Henson documentary "Idea Man" is now streaming exclusively on Disney+.
Bear arrives on Disney+ The beloved series has been off the air for the past 15 years. Now all four seasons are finally available for a whole new generation.
That's where the commercial especially confuses me. The kids are clearly too old and apparently too "internet from 5 years ago" to actually do anything with the crayons other than waste them speaking exactly like a 50 year old businessman thinks kids speak on the internet. I'm sure older kids...
Okay... this has been bugging me for a while now, and I need to vent. How do I explain it? Okay, Crayola apparently thinks the best way to sell crayon based activities is by giving kids obnoxiously competitive attitudes.
Now, you wouldn't think a commercial for something that carves words...
Cannibalism, it's clear to me, is a human concept. Animals in the animal kingdom kinda don't give a crap. Food is food, and it's all eat or be eaten. Certain rodents eat their own young.
I don't see why colorizing these things is still a thing. No one ever liked classic movies being color treated, and I don't even see the point of broadcasting these on current television prime time. There's better places to see them. If they're so desperate for Holiday programming, dust off...
I choose to pretend Muppet Kids didn't exist. I mean, Muppets never has any canon, but that goes double for Muppet Kids.
Why?
Scooter can't read.
Uhhhh.... why?! And this was written by someone who wrote a lot of Muppet based books over the years. Now, fans have problems with some...
To be perfectly honest, while there were some moments where Fozzie was close enough for close in a couple of the post-Jim projects, things really got bad after MTI. Now, there's an excuse for MTI having him written as playing and idiot. Come MFS, he became an idiot. I'm not going through that...
On the subject of cereal, I'm kinda disappointed they don't have the Sugar Cookie version of Cinnamon Toast Crunch or Cookie Crisp this year. Don't think I've seen Cap'n's Christmas Crunch, but the thing's just the same as Crunchberries anyway. Did see the Halloween one though. I dunno...
I had problems with that one as well. And the health initiative. I find it hilarious that reading initiative (minus the Word on the Street thing that lasted for years after) and the math one were the most subdued and subtle of the initiatives...and Sesame Street has been teaching reading and...
Star Wars Rebels is renewed for a third season
I absolutely love this series (especially Zeb and Chopper), and how it was able to get back actual voice roles from the original movies. Even Frank Oz.
I was kinda...well...screwed over for seeing TGD this weekend, so I have to wait a week. I rather like seeing these things on opening weekend, and sometimes the theaters I go to take the 3-D showings away after a week. Animation is the only medium where 3-D movies work.
But yeah. It's a...
"Everyday Heroes" seems to be the season's new initiative.
Hopefully they don't go so incredibly overboard with this one like they did with the self-regulation one. They just seemed to shove those breathing exercises into any episode where it feels appropriate. They even stopped dead in the...
That's something I'm not quite a fan of. Not because I find it offensive that it's clinging to the old nerd stereotype, but the fact they bring it up as much as possible. Like Seymore Skinner levels.
Then again, when Scooter was first introduced into the original series, he was an inept...
If that's indeed the case, it's not weird at all. I applaud SW for keeping "new" episodes in the running while it will take 9 months to see any of the actual new stories on broadcast. Besides, if all the repeat episodes are on HBO, that's kind of a ripoff. I know the HBO deal was last minute...
I personally gave up giving a crap what fans of film franchises think when they actually defended Superman III to attack Man of Steel. Superman III is a terrible, indefensible movie who's plot makes a sub-standard Superfriends episode look like the best of the Batman the Animated series...
Yeah, but the difference is Heffer is...well... Heffer. Even being in an actual pen with other cows intended for the slaughter can't get him to stop eating something.
As for Woodstock... don't big birds eat smaller birds? At least birds of prey eat smaller ones? Is i like fish eating fish or...
Oh, and I'm very disappointed Honda didn't continue the actually fun and funny toy based commercials from last year. Instead they went with some dull thing involving an advent calendar.
And it's a shame because with a low budget movie that no one liked, it was nice to see Jem in something...
That makes you one of the sane ones. Some GB fans are just hammering everyone involved with death threats. That's taking things way too far. There's a difference between not liking the idea of making a new film based on something close to you, and being in such a fandom comfort zone that any...
I missed the preview episode, but I've seen the short preview clips and think it has loads of potential. I love how Kate Miccuci is in more and more cartoons lately, and Bobby Moinahan (can't spell that to save my life) is one of the few actually talented people on SNL, and I love his work in...
That's a shame. The fandom desperately wants the Jungle movie. Hopefully he can find a way to incorporate some of that into the new finale movie so everyone's happy.
Speaking of movies, The Splat ran "Rugrats go Wild" every day for the past week. Now, I finally caught the thing once and I...
In another thread, I brought up another face morph cartoon from the 90's by a different animator for comparison sake.
The major difference being that this one has some snappy background music to give it atmosphere. I'm sure there are those who were freaked out by that one too, but I like how...
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