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He couldn't even sing, his voice was dubbed.

Well, that, and also all elements of the original Muppet Babies (including everything that he wrote for it) are now owned by Disney, whether he likes it or not.

Ugh, I've had kind of the same problem in some of the groups I've managed. The problem is that FB now allows non-members to post in the groups, and most of the time, they are bots. I had to fix this by having new members that want to post in group or those who have not made a post before be...

I don't think the new CEO had anything to do this. If anything, he seems to care as much about the Muppets as his predecessor did, which is very little.

Well, I finally watched the documentary, and @Oscarfan is right, the footage alone is worth it, and I don’t know if it was just me, but did anyone else who watched it got a little emotional during the end credits?

Well, this is certainly an interesting concept. It’s too early judge just how this might be, but all I can hope is that it will give me laughs, something the Muppets have not been doing much of lately.

Well, to be fair, I already met them before, I just wanted to greet them as first time owners. I never asked to go inside, they offered it right on the spot. I can't help it if I am sentimental over this, my father does not seem to understand since he isn't that sentimental over his childhood home.

Well my house is nearly 50 years old, and we were only the second owners of that home.

I didn't ask to go inside, but they welcomed me the opportunity to do so, so how I could I not say no. Maybe it was a little too soon, but I'm still going through the grief of losing that home.

So two days ago, my home of 27 and a half years was sold. It was the only home that I've consciously known. The new owners, whom I already met, welcomed me in with open arms. Of course, I wanted to call someone about this. I was only able to reach my dad, big mistake. He was not happy about me...

For anyone who are fans of the classic Nick Jr. show, Eureeka's Castle, Paramount+ just made 26 episodes of the show available, marking the first time the show has been made legally available for viewing in nearly 20 years.

I would take anything from TV Tropes with half a grain of salt.

Elmo has never had a pleasant voice to listen to under any performer.

How is this user getting access to these clips?

That’s awesome. Princeton Record Exchange is about 20 minutes from where I am. I rarely go there, but my brother frequents that place quite often. The one NJ celebrity I got to meet Bruce Springsteen.

You’re a Jersey resident, too?

A little late for this, aren’t they? Unless they planned this for last year, but got sidetracked by the Covid-19 pandemic?

No need to apologize. We weren't craving to hear anymore of your nonsense.

Wow, Buster is a pretty bland character.

Arthur had its peak in the late '90s and early '00s, then the show itself just became a product of the time it was made (mainly for its Doug-like influence), and was largely forgotten by many... until the memes happened.