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.
Okay... I'd agree with any complaint brought against the show, but I still think the voice acting thing can't be helped. Arthur would sound like a full grown man, because most of his child actor voice actors are. Not that the original one doesn't still collect a paycheck from the show, he's...
Pixar's lack of an offering was purely due to internal politics related to The Good Dinosaur, not unlike what happened with Brave. Quote Pixar Wiki:
I have absolutely lost any optimism for that project and just a smidge of empathy for Pixar with that debacle. Planes 2 was an obvious stop gap...
I don't like the cynical reasoning behind it... the whole aspect for it to be tailor made for yuppies with tablets and phones so full of apps, they don't even bother with any other viewing media, mainly because they can shut kids up on a shopping trip (or even ruder, in a restaurant). It makes...
There's this cooking program called "Taste This TV." It's the cheapest, low rent-est, cable access looking thing you'd ever see. It has a whopping 12 sponsors. It almost comes off as the Family Guy gag about movie production logos, or the one about the extended Maude Theme song. Really... it...
It's probably because PBS would refuse to let them run it twice a day at an hour each. Somehow, it feels like they needed a half hour to fill. I'm miffed because that half hour my station took would wind up kicking WordGirl off the single afternoon slot. As for the episode itself, I shouldn't...
I hate the word "Whom" and the snobby uptight grammarphiles that insist that it's a correct word and thumb their noses at anyone who uses "who" in its place. Whom never sounds correct, I don't care whom says we need to use whom. It sounds, instead, like the equivalent of faux-Elisabethian...
On that subject... Finally, by way of Fisher Price's Imaginenext Line, we finally see Mermaid Man and Barnacle Boy figures for the mainstream market. There were very hard to find collector's figures of the character (also fairly recent), but this is the first one targeted directly to the...
I'd almost sign up to contribute to that. There's a LOT of stuff that seems to be missing. If I were on there, I'd add something about how Between the Lions went from a one story book to further a plot to 2 story books with the Library being nothing more than a framing device. I never liked...
Yeah. While Indiana Jones did have a series of comic books, he's not seen as a Comic Book or sci-fi character, not to mention the character is all but dead after the last movie that no one liked for some reason, making that reference out of left field. Adventure Time manages to fit in that...
Considering they only had so many character models to begin with, even before the situation was exacerbated by flash animation, I'm surprised they didn't use Maria in other scenes and give her a crowd line to begin with. Something tells me the only reason she's even getting an episode is...
VMX was created to go for as many demos as possible without ignoring the long time fans. But it seems to me that they thought of the nostalgic college age kids for the most part. And it worked for that film. It's horribly dated now, not just in terms of Crock Hunter references, but the style...
There's got to be a "Too short to ride the roller coaster" trope. Somehow, hearing that Arthur was going to beat that dead horse just made me so freaking annoyed at this stale bit. I just have to see how many times that was overused.
So... Hello Kitty isn't a Cat. And then she's not not a cat.
Yeah....
that's a thing that happened! I say, heck with Hello Kitty, the Japanese Cat that's king is Doraemon.
While I never saw that much of it, I'll admit to not wanting to defend it. Though it's painfully obvious this was meant to be a TV show, Frog School, and said TV show was going to be for preschoolers.
Which makes me wonder... were we actually just better off with one lame DTV movie, or would...
Watching a LOT of Nickelodeon and CN lately, I'll do you one better.
Those freaking mail order kid's toys that are mostly idiotic plush that do other things. But the worst of them has to be Ball Pets and that horrible rap jingle. If I hear "Zip Zoom all around da room" one more time, I'm going...
Patrick Warburton says it's so
I'm mixed. I've been pretty much begging for a new outlet of The Tick media outside the comic book (which I don't bother reading anymore, mostly due to the price tag). While I enjoyed the television show and Patrick's portrayal of the character, I agree the low...
Well, everyone that isn't a teenage girl that doesn't realize it's about an abusive relationship (it...totally...is) hates the series, and everyone who does wants to make fun of it. It's just a little too late for that to be relevant, and waaaaaaay too early to be considered nostalgic...
I'm wondering if the Animation Lead Time (or in this case Puppet Show produced a year or more in Advance Lead Time) will hurt the Twilight parody in Crumby Pictures. Even mocking that...that that is out of fashion (thank Glob). While I don't fully agree that certain movies and TV shows have a...
Here's another very interesting one...
These segments were used for the "Count TV" segment that sort of existed somewhere. While that segment isn't being used, the animated Ernie and Bert seems to be salvaged from that.
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