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Maybe I did, but can't remember if I asked it here or somewhere else (or maybe I did ask here and somewhere else). I don't remember if I had gotten an answer. I guess I'll have to find time to search through all 115 pages of posts to see.

Some time ago the Tough Pigs people hosted a panel about the book, and now the event has been posted on YouTube by The Nerdist YouTube channel.

How do ratings work, anyway? I know that there are nielsen families who keep track of what they watch and when, and I think there's a satellite-thingy which keeps track of TVs that have the programs on, but I recently read an article about Thursday nights ratings (regarding the Muppets & Lady...

I've been reading the comments section of the review at The Muppet Mindset, and it seems like many who watched the special and commented there really hated it. While some of us had positive things to say about it in this thread as well as the thread at Tough Pigs (and the review at The Muppet...

Letters to Santa didn't originally air on Thanksgiving.

In the scenes with the Electric Mayhem, I kept expecting Lips to say something, considering that last winter Steve Whitmire supposedly had Lips say something in a way that makes him know who the character is now. This would have been an opportunity. I can't believe that Janice was mostly cut...

The last season of SCTV aired on Cinemark (or was it Cinemax?) in a 45-minute format. That channel was commercial free, so what's the deal of having a show that short? With no commercial interruptions, they'd need 15 minutes of commercial time to fill before the next program (or maybe split the...

A lot of people are saying that the Muppets were treated more like guests despite sharing the title with Lady Gaga. And while the non-Muppet scenes may be a little too long, I'd say that if the Muppets were just guests they probably wouldn't have had all those Muppet segments without Lady Gaga.

This special was a lot better than I was hoping. So most of the non-Muppet portions weren't that good, and I feel like some of the songs (even Kermit and Lady Gaga's duet) were just too long. But this is not the worst special the Muppets have ever done. I think it's better than The Muppets Go...

A drawing can be called a "sketch". A skit can also be called a "sketch". Comedy sketches are usually written. So you can write OR draw a sketch!

I didn't think to look up twering until right after making my post. Which leads to another question... Why do so many of us (including myself) ask questions without thinking to look it up on Google? Should I look up the answer to that question on Google?

Wow, now there's people questioning why Mo Frackle is there? Currently he's the most obscure character that we know is in the special. In fact that number where he's shown is like those numbers on The Muppet Show that would have the main cast and an obscure character or two.

What IS twerking?

Yeah I'm pretty sure there are no season 30-34 episodes on iTunes. In fact before I did my last post I checked the iTunes Store page at Muppet Wiki to see which "seasons" are on iTunes (each grouping of episodes by season is just half a season). Of course if they wanted to do a 12-episode...

One thing I suddenly thought would be great for the 45th anniversary: A special iTunes release of 45 episodes, one per season. Yeah, it might be a bit much, since somebody at Sesame Workshop confirmed via correspondence with one of our members that there's no current plans to release any more...

We Gotta Get You a Woman.

I can't believe they would reject a pitch just because it was so detailed about what the creator wanted. So it makes sense that they would want to see drawings of the characters, if it's an animated show (and maybe a puppet show), but what if it's a normal live-action show (meaning the main...

He was in Adventures of Pinocchio? Though I haven't seen that movie in over a decade. Who did he play in that movie?

So does anybody have any idea what creators of TV shows do when they send their first pitch of the show to a company to produce? What I would do, and I don't know if this is normal (and I don't know if anybody here knows the answer, but they might), would be to send in a letter with info...

After reading this, I'm surprised that Rocky only had a brief mention during Kermit's first introduction, as opposed to heavily focusing on the fact that he was the star of that movie (like how the Christopher Reeve episode made a big deal out of his role as Superman, or how the Lynda Carter one...