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I think Vendaface was EXTREMELY underused, and if they count as muppets, the moopets, which besides Miss Poogy, we'll probably never see again! I know, that guy could have been someone, he was only in MTI and MFS briefly!

So I watched the whole thing from 10am-11am, and it finished right now. Boy, was it awesome! I expected JUST maybe like 5 minutes of muppets, and I'd be waiting for the muppets the whole time like that QVC promotion thing, and barely see any of them, but for them to have A FULL HOUR TO...

I loved episodes 3 and 4, much better than the first two for whatever reason if they were both good. I loved Walter going into the "trash-can tunnel". I also loved episode 4's audition plot, it was so much like the Steve Martin TMS episode. Also, I wish Animal had done a drum solo with Zach...

What did everyone think about the fourth episode of Disney Drive-On? Did anyone really want to see Animal do a drum battle with Zach Braff? Write your thoughts down below.

What did everyone think of episode 3 of this awesome series? Share your thoughts down below.

It's going to be on in 10 minutes for me, and my EPG for the show only lists the muppets on it and nobody else, SO EXICTED! :) I haven't read any other posts to avoid spoilers. :)

Episode 3 just can't come sooner!!

:confused: 1. No, why would they? 2. Yes, I'm pretty sure it does. 3.YES, DEFINETLY 4.BECAUSE SONY'S TOO LAZY ;) 5. Wait, I think the Pepe Profiles was on the Blu-Ray. 6. That one will remain a mystery. :)

No offense, but I like Annie Sue a billion times more than Miss Piggy, but I doubt people would confuse her with Miss Piggy, she's Miss Piggy's rival, and has curly hair.

Uggh, I'd hate for that to happen. You see that's the problem with Disney, starting from the 90's with those sing-along tapes and all they transformed the muppets into kiddy material. So, half the time now the interviewers treat them like 2-year olds. Watch a 1979 clip of Kermit, Miss Piggy...

Annie Sue seriously missed her chance! She only had roles in literally SIX episodes, and only TWO were main roles. It's sad that they didn't use her more, at least maybe in MMW, because I don't know THEY GOT THE ORIGINAL PUPPETEER AND THE PUPPET BACK!! I mean maybe just coming up to Constantine...

In other words he did nothing, and it can hardly be called a "comeback", more like they grabbed a bunch of muppets from their box or whatever to use for the big finale, and they happened to take him out as well (most likely NOT intentional).

It seemed to me that the "band" as a whole did get less moments. When you say name episodes in season 1 of TMS where the electric mayhem performed or played a main role (excluding nurse Janice), I say, Kaye Ballard, Harvey Kroman (2X), Phyllis Diller, Jim Nabors. If you say season 2 then MAN...

Muppets Most Wanted reaches theaters two-and-a-half years after the Muppets reboot earned $88.6 million at the domestic box office. With goodwill from the well-liked first movie, and with a memorable, fun marketing effort, it's widely assumed that Muppets Most Wanted can match its predecessor...

I love the prolouge when... SPOLIER ALERT When Jim performs Kermit for SS in one of the "Muppets and Kids Moments", and then they shout "blue sky" so no one cuses around the kid, and it's so cool how Brian Jay Jones describes it.

Who honestly cares if an SS character shows up. You could blink and miss their scenes, and even if they're funny they don't advance the plot or anything, so what's the disappointment about considering MCC is so overated and no one cares that an SS character wasn't in it. If someone wants SS then...

It's just too much of a hassle. That show's meant for a dancing competitiion, not wasting time on blue screens and all that. The judges would also be biased and let Kermit advance (or vice-versa), because he's Kermit.

Ya, I hope they use him for future productions instead of just dropping him, he was the first muppet who was an actual villian, and he was awesome! Though I doubt it.

That's the one reason that this show is something I love and not overly obsessing over. Hopefully, some of those guys will at least cameo in the next few episodes, but for now all we had was a brief Kermit cameo, but these are just small amusing web shorts, not a big prime-time variety muppet show.

I was being sarcastic.