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I can't see any of the iconic Muppets being phased out. They're more likely going to be reduced to having occasional and/or online exclusive appearances. However, there's a very good chance they're going to cut back on much of the human cast.

I feel like you could've condensed this post into one or two sentences, but to answer your question, I don't know, but it's not keeping me up at night.

Isn't that what Jason Siegel literally tried to do back in 2011?

The thing that really gets to me about this situation is how this is will hurt the entire Muppet fandom. Like, I know one bad apple can't define a fandom, but I worry that that might actually happen.

Yeah, I'm not a roller coaster person, so this kind of sucks there won't be a Muppet attraction that I'll be able to go on. Also, I have a feeling that this definitely was not in the works when the rumors initially spread of Muppet Vision closing. This seems like Disney's attempt to not make the...

I've been browsing the site since 2003, if that counts.

See ya next week.

Not really. Maybe in the early years, he did, but it was pretty much left to the writers (and whichever puppeteers were available for filming) which Muppets were used. You forget that Elmo did exist when Henson was alive and did plenty of bits with him in that brief period. Now there's no...

This happens a lot in kids show fandoms. Someone I know had a stalker who somehow found their family member's private phone numbers and contacted them wanting access to old PBS Kids show recordings. I won't say who the individual is, obviously, but apparently, he has done this to other people...

No Puzzle Place, no Lamb Chop, no Carmen Sandiego, no any other show I can't legally access elsewhere, no thanks.

Can you specify with some examples?

Eeehhh, what is even the point? I think we all knew that if this special ever resurfaced, it would be done illegally.

Quite frankly, I don't expect them to do that much for 55th Anniversary, since it's not that special of a number.

You're not making any sense right now.

The Muppets being clean is the sort of thing why some of us are judged when we tell others we like the Muppets. I'm not saying they need to be on the level of adult programming, but I think there can be good balance between being wholesome and edgy. That's something the Muppets thrived in during...

Umm... what?

Probably when my family gaslighted me for still watching Sesame Street at a certain age.

I think because he mainly was involved with the Muppet Show/Fraggle Rock side of things, similar to Steve Whitmire (until he ended up taking over for Ernie).

Does this list also account the street scenes he appeared in?

You can't just ask people respond. They'll respond if they feel like it. And if you want my response on this matter, these people are idiots and have clearly never been to a Broadway production.