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30 Rock, Suburgatory, Brooklyn Nine-Nine, The Goldbergs, The Middle, black-ish, Fresh Off the Boat - all single camera sitcoms in "The Office" era that aren't mocumentaries. Say what you will about their formats (the ABC ones are very narration-based), but your argument doesn't really hold...

From my perspective, Piggy's the "outsider" because she sees herself as really the only one with any talent value. Fozzie's a terrible comic, Gonzo's acts never work; Piggy's the only one with any actual potential. It's only natural that she'd find her own venues of success outside of the Muppet...

Except that he did. In the scene. Where she demands crazy things about their wedding. And he snaps at her.

Piggy's harshness kind of bugged me during the show, but I found the entire show very funny, so what's not to like. Carl's talking head was the biggest laugh for me. And I loved the nods to the original TMS theme in the intro sequence. And the break-up scene was very well handled. OH NO. Kermit...

I liked the first episodes. I certainly laughed, though the pacing is a bit too fast. The only dud to me was the Bigfoot episode. I don't really mind the character designs; Sam's is iffy, but the rest are fine.

I guess the TZ folks can complain about the scheduling things, but I'm glad I get to see it earlier than before. I'm really looking forward to this.

There's been a couple of positive reviews of it.

Came across this yesterday - the full "One World, One Sky" Sesame planetarium video, in HD no less (not taped off the screen; full quality):

Are you ever not complaining?

It's clearly going to be an unrequited love thing that probably will only last an episode. That sounds like such a B-plot than an ongoing plot line.

No, they filmed another Electric Mayhem video.

Here's the 2002 Macy's Parade, featuring the great Sesame international float: (if the video doesn't automatically go to it, it's around 53 minutes in)

I wouldn't necessarily call those "the hear and soul" of the show, though.

the Mindset quoted his Facebook post:

Because unless you're friends with him, you won't get to see things like his statuses and such.

I don't work there (and have only met them once). Someone who's friends with Joey on Facebook added it to the Wiki.

Apparently, Joey Mazzarino has just said he's leaving the show too.

Some spoilers ahead, but details on the first 2 shows: http://www.broadwayworld.com/bwwtv/article/Scoop-THE-MUPPETS-on-ABC-Tuesday-September-22-2015-20150908

There have been more effective ways they've used the wide-angle lens, but this isn't one of those examples.

Probably their best video since "Bohemian Rhapsody." I loved everything about it.