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CTW didn't think the show would last more than 10 years, of course they wouldn't have had that mentality because what would it have mattered?

I'm a little dubious as this whole "they'll still appear in productions" thing. I think they might refer to their DVDs. Look at their most current release - "Elmo's Favorite Stories" - two street stories both feature Maria, who isn't on anymore now. So, they'll probably appear in that regard.

If not the pizza, people will come for the beer.

Wow, I wasn't expecting it to be so huge!

There's a difference between a show they acquired from another channel and an original series.

Somebody comment on the ToughPigs' Facebook that they blame Disney for this. People. R. Ill-Informed.

This isn't HBO's decision. Sheesh.

No, because those celebrity segments are filmed in LA, so I don't think they have as much capabilities there as they do in their normal studio.

Seeing what a sore subject this is, I'm going to try to avoid reading any news about it. I really don't want to read the same thing over and over unless there's new information.

That what it sounds like, though the article claims Loretta is still involved.

I can sit here and say objectively the show doesn't suffer based on what human cast members there are and aren't. Is the show worse off that Savion or Uncle Wally aren't there?

Hmmm. Let's see: MORE MONEY MORE SHOWS One thing needs to be made explicitly clear: NO CREATIVE DECISIONS ARE MADE BY HBO. Considering this current season was filmed before the deal was even made, all of the current changes (format, set, cast) were already in place. HBO has nothing to do it...

According to the actual MuppetCast episode (soundbite occurs about 19 minutes in), Bob says everyone but Alan, Chris and Suki are gone.

The HBO deal ensures that, with or without certain human cast members.

I think Mando's actor might have left on his own; he seems to be doing a lot of other acting things according to his Instagram.

It's from a PBS schedule.

Wasn't sure where to post this, but for all you non-HBO-havin' folks: Season 46 starts on PBS on September 12. They're airing in a random order, so watch the schedules to see when certain episodes air.

Longer SS videos typically get more views, it seems, especially full episodes.

Yeah, they didn't really do much with that, though. He only appeared in like 5 or so episodes since then.

Nice street story overall tackling a very important issue (Super Grover: "I am the total package!"), though it takes a little suspension of disbelief that Prairie's usual uptightness transcends into that kind of stereotyping. And my lord, could that narrator in the "D" film have been any more...