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What, there should be Frog-E-Oke, but Disney listed it as a "Disney Movies Anywhere" special feature, so I think it should be available on that app or the website.

I wonde I'm pretty sure that the credits for each episode is the same, right up to the "no bunnies were harmed in the making of this production", and these are just shorts, at least Steve performed in the series, Dave Goelz, Eric Jacobson, Matt Vogel, or David Rudman had no involvement...

One thing that's confused me is in the Dom Deluise TMS episode. The plot is that Scooter bribes the audience to pretend to be Piggy's fans and throw flowers at her, so Kermit'll give her more acts or a raise I believe (it's been a while since I've seen that episode), so in the opening number...

Just my guess, but I think that when you pause the film it'll come up like TM'11 or TMM.

The prices are MORE THAN INSANE! I mean even at thrift stores, two movies on DVD would cost you $6+tax, and those are second-hand items! Usually, Target would have MTM and MFS seperately for $5, but this is just plain crazy. Granted these aren't new releases, and not something Sony's going to...

I have fond memories of watching that show while eating goldfish in my toy car, kids right :halo:. Even with that, I will not even take a look at that film. If it's like the more than-a-decade old series than, it won't work at all. If popular kid shows like SS, Barney, and Thomas can make...

Honestly, MMW's advertising should really just have been all about the wedding, since that's the only thing non-muppet fans care about. People would come flocking to see the frog and the pig tie the knot, and end up loving MMW, because of the movie itself.

While usually MFS and MTM are found on individually released DVDs at stores for a typical and cheap price of $5. Though, when I went to Target yesterday I found this and it was ONLY $5 It's the same 2 DVDs from the individual releases, but in one DVD set. In my opinion two muppet movies for...

Well, I liked it, but at first it didn't live up to my expectations, but that's only because I wanted to see the scene with Pepe and the "Why Hold Auditions" chart. Though,after watching it again, I liked it a lot more.

Ya, they should have Henson TV, and the hundreds of films and TV shows that Henson and his crew made should air on the channel.

Clifford The Big Red DogUniversal4/8/16New Seriously, first another power rangers film, and now another clifford film, what is up with studios these days making movies thinking nostalgic factor will save it!

I discovered the show while watching PBS one day and continued to watch it for a while, and yes it's a perfectly underrated show, SEASON 1 THAT IS. The first season was amazing, and it was more of a family show then a kid's show, it kept the magic of Dr. Seuss alive, and I wish PBS would air...

I wonder why they had to put Bunsen and Beaker in the back of the Blu-Ray cover? On the 2010 DVD cover they were in the front. Nevertheless, it is the closest thing to a change from this to the 2010 DVD release, but does anyone knows if the bonus features list is official or if there could be...

Actually VMX and MWoO are movies, they're just not theatrical releases, and it even says it in VMX's title "It's a Very Merry Muppet Christmas MOVIE. Well, maybe it's just because of the running times of those films. LTS and MCF are less than an hour long, and are specials. Though VMX and MWoO...

I don't know who Disney's fooling by NOT releasing more season sets. I saw TMS S1 at Target, a nearly decade-old set, and only ONE copy remained, REALLY GOOD SALES, even now!

I know, bear on patrol hardly appeared in season 3, I thought I'd see way more bear on patrol sketches while watching all of season 3.

I was going to explain, but fozzieisfunny already did. This is for thoughts on single episodes, your thread is for thoughts on the series in general, I'm not trying to distract attention from your thread, please don't take this the wrong way. ;)

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They NEED a web series like "Disney Drive-On" like weekly, that way the muppets won't be forgotten. They should have done this in 2013 before MMW came out to keep audiences.

This feels like a Muppets Tonight show for the "still active" muppets which are Pepe, Bobo,and Big Mean Carl.