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Some staffer posted here that they stopped production on them during season 42. So, there's some possibilities: A. Keep re-runnin' em until they can make something new B. Make something new C. Send the episodes to a different animation company

That was actually Rowlf's line.

That doesn't sound even remotely true.

Considering the fact is that every episode is based around the fact that they're running a terrible show. One episode states that Kermit doesn't allow for intermissions because they audience never came back from one.

It'll make its budget back, for sure. You all need to calm the h-e-hockey stick-bendy straw down.

That's for Bill; he played the lead baby in the crew. David is still credited for Bobby.

I've seen that scene and it's really not useful at all. Why show what's already been seen all over again?

That was Josh Grobin; and it wasn't a port-o-John, it was a prison sweatbox.

Because that totally wouldn't have stopped the movie cold. Yeah, um, no.

So, in other words, you didn't care for the film for the pettiest of reasons.

Because I'm a busy guy, thank you.

Um, no?

Guess what guys? Movies aren't open for one week. This movie has various opportunities to make money back. Sure, the theaters I've seen it at haven't been packed; others claim they have been. Yeah, I'm a tad upset it's not doing that well. According to Box Office Mojo, it's playing in around...

It didn't seem like Jerry did any puppeteering in that film anyway. Most of his characters were clearly dubbed. The only who I'm sure he was actually manipulating was the Ubergonzo.

They only sing a short line during the opening number.

Not even Tony Bennett?

AFV is actually coming to an end in the 25th season (I don't know what season they're in now).

I'd rather a TV series than a third movie.

He works fine without all that backstory.

You could just watch it for the, you know, new stuff they make. It's actually good.