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So, what is the point of lessening the show's running time by half, and airing in the afternoon? Why not just air the hour long SS in the afternoons like they used to do before?

Arthur just has to be put out of this misery. It is almost like keeping a person alive just to torture them. Get a spinoff series, revive that Postcards From Buster thing, anything, just cancel Arthur. They have destroyed the animation, demolished the characters, and got the most unfitting voice...

Wow, I expected this to be like a new SS, but is it just really the show cropped?

The thing is that when VMX came out, people liked it, and it was seen as a muppet revival. Now, for whatever reason, maybe because of TM'11, people call it a creepy fan fiction written by an emo guy. Why does the film not get much respect?

Of course it is a joke people.

I also watched two more episodes of Mork and Mindy, the one where he meets Robin Williams, how did they do that, probably split screens filmed at different times. I also watched the one where Mork tries to lock out his emotions. Overal, I loved this show, and I really wish that they would air it...

Yes, every last one unless a cat is the main character.

Well, yet another Youtube fail they changed the tab under videos again. This time tomorrow, you will only be allowed to watch cat videos unless you pay $499 a month.

Also, I really do not see KSY as a muppet movie. What is funny though that it was made around the time VMX, a PG film, was made and MWoO, need I say more, so ya all of those had Kermit, he really can entertain for all ages, such a guy.

Well, I might have to buy this now because of this.

I watched three episodes so far, the one where Mork wants to turn himself in for money, the one where Mork turns into a three year old, and the one where he lets a convict go. So far, I really like this show, and I hope to watch some more episodes of Mork and Mindy.

Well, whatever they do, I hope they make it better than the MT ones. I just did not like these sketches.

Yes, and I do think the episode was funny. It was also like a boyhood dream for the puppeteers, because they had always loved his show on the radio.

I agree, if you are going to turn the muppets into dumb preschool material than I can not live with you. Let us just be thankful that none of the other muppets besides Kermit, Statler, and Waldorf made appearances, that would have been dreadful. While at least it was better than having another...

I finally got to see the "I'm Number One" Frog E Oke, and boy was it cheap. They barely did anything, I could make a video much better than that, it would not even deserve to be on the DVD or Blu-Ray.

Though, the show is the only thing keeping Jim Henson's unfinished vision alive. They could never capture that same magic with another film.

Well, let me do the math. Here is a list of the original muppet movies and their original songs. TMM The Rainbow Connection Moving Right Along Can You Picture That Never Before Never Again I Hope That Something Better Comes Along I'm Going to Go Back There Someday The Magic Store GMC Hey A...

I always wonder if MTM would be better if Jerry Juhl would have written for the film.

For anyone who wants to watch the video, you can watch it here. http://www.oscars.org/awards/academyawards/84/moments/index38.html This is the first time I watched it, and I have got to say that it was really entertaining. They should have the muppets at every Oscars, I hope they get to do...

That is why he did it on the radio. It did say in Jim Henson: The Biography that he did his work weakly, but if he was funny, it does not really matter to me.