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.
Oh definitely. Wubzy is a breath of fresh air with it's sly humor and it's general playing like a TV cartoon show instead of a wanna be computer game. It really stands out in a field of lame Dora-esque shows. And I can't get enough of that kid that says "KOooOOOOoooKY!"
Worse things happen other times of the year, but it gets a blurb on the local news (local of the store where the stuff goes down), if anything. I remember 2 incidents here of homemade bombs being found near 2 different Kohls, and thy didn't even get a follow up. It's yet another case of the...
Oh lord... Kermit's Spanish voice. Nothing could prepare me for that.
So, Gustavo the Frog over there is a chain smoking, washed up ladies man I take it.
Gedde Watanabe was all over the 80's, man... He was one of the 3 go to actual Japanese guys to be in something that needed a Japanese guy, the other two being Sab Shimono (Uncle on Jackie Chan Adventures) and Pat Morita. Lest we forget, he was also in UHF where he delivered the immortal line...
I must ask... is a Muppet movie actually a true case of the Muppets playing themselves? There's never been any continuity until now, and there are cases where the Muppets are playing themselves playing themselves. Like MTM, where they play themselves, but in a completely different continuity...
And they already had a pink Muppet on the show, performed by Fran no less.
Barney is essentially the clean, shiny, safe, suburban answer to Sesame Street. That's the thing that gets to me. It goes almost out of it's way to speak to the more well to do kids when, at the heart of Sesame...
I honestly never understood why Barney and Sesame Street had to compete. They were on the same network. Unless you had 2 PBS stations where they aired opposite each other (not in my area, though I have 2 PBS stations), the only "competition" was popularity and consumption of merchandise... and...
Kohls must have some special deal with the show. They have all this annoying Duck Dynasty stuff everywhere.
But at least it's not the Kardassmastersons or whatever they are. At least the Duck guys made something of themselves and worked to get where they are. The Kardashians are only popular...
The one thing I actually liked was when the writers became aware of that, and played with those aspects and slapped them back in his face. His breakdown on the Bill Maher show and his confession of wanting to commit suicide were pretty character building sequences. Then of course, Quagmire's...
Let's just say the real problem is BOTH the stores and the customers. The bargains actually aren't bad, but they're certainly nothing worth camping out for. Those people only camp out for the completely understocked TV's that are only for the first 100 customers. Most everything else is just...
Ehhh... that looks more unremarkable than flat out bad. It's disappointing that this came from the same studio that does one of my favorite new cartoon series, Bolts & Blip.
I swear I posted this, but I found this on TV tropes a little while back.
So it could be worse... the "genius" behind...
The funny thing is that Family Guy became a means to vent against Bush Era policies and the people who elected them, American Dad started losing it's political edge and became a superior program and almost what Family Guy used to be.
As for Brian, they thankfully stopped using him to rant and...
The more I think about this, the more I think this was a Lady Gaga special that they just incorporated the Muppets in last minute. For one thing, a 90 minute TV slot is pretty awkward and unusual... especially for a network time slot. That's probably why nothing meshed. It probably wasn't...
I agree more to the school of thought that the special was alright with it's moments. I did like the Muppet segments, as segregated as they were. And frankly, it wasn't as bad as sitting through terrible country musicians all singing about sex in front of kids in teddy bear costumes to see the...
You clearly didn't see the bloopers at the end of the special. Pepe was there. Kermit was also there during the musical number. But the Muppets were very obviously green screened in post during one number.
Oldish thread but...
Is there really need for one? Debatable. Unless you just want a direct continuation of Jareth and Sarah's relationship, I'd say they said all they needed to say in the first one. What drives me absolutely mad is when fans of a certain movie want a sequel so bad...
I managed to track down another episode that doesn't air in the US for 6 months...
Brain Freeze is awesome. If there's an episode to look forward to, it's that one. It's one of the funniest episodes I've seen in a while.
I'd say it's disappointing, but I'd tend to think it was just stupid not to have the balloon of the movie that you're trying to promote. But at least they kept the Buzz Lightyear balloon to promote... the Halloween special that aired over a month ago. :rolleyes:
I'm also disappointed the...
Sounds like they're trying too hard not to shake things up too much to conflict with the movies. Like they're too careful or something. But that's just the problem with these cartoon adaptions of movies. They never give the adaption any credit and refuse to believe they exist. Any character...
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