The Muppet Show
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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.
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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.
After ewatching the Chef clip again, and this time knowing what it was about, it wasn't that bad. I liked the OJ Simpson reference. Bill and who ever did the hands could use some practice though. The hands are a big part of the performance and the two performers have to be co-ordinated...
36 years, going on 37 and more. I hope Mr. Spinney makes it to yseason 40 before he retires, if he decideds to retire then that is. 40 is a nice number. 50 would be even better, but he would probably be in his late 80's by then. Might be a bit too much to get to season 50.
Matt is a...
I really think Scooter would be perfect for an interview or something. I mean, they have gone through the touble of recasting him, they should use him more.
What was great about the movie was that it was a big bird movie, but every scene did not have to include big bird. In Elmo in Grouch land it was as if every scene had to invclude Elmo in some way, many times alone.
I actually did not like it much I thought the Chef was horrible. Bill does not seem to do well with Chef at all. The voice constantly cracked it it sounded more like the same 3 words over and over again than a real mock swedish language. I'm starting to get annoyed while watching thse now.
This was somethng Jim Henson himself put in the reel. He did it for a reason.
1. It's funny.
2. It shows the muppets aren't squeaky clean fluff balls.
Sure, it's just a word, but it's hilarious and so is the timing of it. There is no valid reason to cut it. How many other things...
But why edit Kermit out of a Disney owned pitch reel on a Muppet Show box set? Not because of character rights issues but because of censorship. It's not right.
But why edit Kermit out of a Disney owned pitch reel on a Muppet Show box set? Not because of character rights issues but because of censorship. It's not right.
Well I will be sorely dissappointed if the reel is edited like that. Makes me wonder if they will cut out **** from GMC. There really is no reason for it.
Oh I see. So he did not dub in for Piggy, it would have been him doing the song. I thought it was suppose to be him doing Piggy's voice. For some reason I forgot that the entire song was a voice over.
I never though about how they did that scene with Kermit. It was just one of tose times where I was like, that's just Kermit sitting in a chair. I didn't even realize that Jim Henson was hiding somewhere.
Personally, I prefer effects like that. Blue screen looks so fake to me. Stuff...
Pete is dead.
A new show would be better than MT I think because now we know what new characters work and what new characters do not. There would not need to be that weird experimental season.
Someone said that Steve performed Baby Kermit in an old post, but it is not true. It is most certainly Jim Henson. They all peroformed their own baby characters.
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