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Adorkable Rachel just put out a review of the film:

I just came back from seeing the film, and I liked it. I liked the idea of puppets having to prove that they're equals to humans, I like the idea that sugar and syrup are drugs in the puppet world. And really, there's not as much sexual stuff as I was expecting, just two scenes and you don't...

JD Hansel says the smartest thing I've heard regarding the last 2 seasons of the Muppet Show not being on DVD: I don't think we're gonna see TMS on the streaming service, because if that was the case, we'd be getting more DVDs. And seeing where they are now in terms of music rights, I don't...

My bad then.

If I recall, you started an intervention thread to get him to stop.

At least Jarrod likes it: https://muppetmindset.wordpress.com/2018/08/24/the-happytime-murders-spoiler-free-review/ I'm not seeing the film till Tuesday, so I can't comment just yet.

Just because he takes drugs doesn't mean he's a bad person. If you want him to quit, he'll do it on his own time. For instance, for most of my life, my mom smoked cigarettes. But in 2015, she finally quit and I'm very proud of her. I can't wait till LittleJerry comes back and tells us of his...

That was none other than John Tartagila.

JD Hansel: The nice thing about the Happytime Murders promotion is they found a way to remind you in every promo that this is a Melisa McCarthy movie and that's the selling point, but now that they've got their trailers out, for all the promos, they can just let the puppeteers be funny. Jarrod...

Well, Leslie's still with the show and if they ever decided to bring Prairie's mom to Sesame, Leslie will still play her.

Bill Barretta was interviewed for the film:

This really was very good. I really liked Stephanie's performance as Bert's mom.

Louise Gold has a pretty good podcast interview and Kirk Thatcher has 2 great recent podcast interviews: http://meetyourmaker.ie/15-as-good-as-gold/, https://thenerdlys.com/2018/08/13/episode-134-kirk-r-thatcher/,

Have you not been seeing my posts? I've already linked to those interviews.

HA! stands for Henson Alternative. That's actually Elizabeth Banks.

Interviewer: Because you have that freedom to go R-rated, do you ever go way over-the-top, do you have to dial it back? You must have so much freedom I would think. Brian Henson: You have complete freedom, you can do anything. You dial it back when it's just bad. If it's good, it's organic to...

I think this interview with Brian shows that this movie will not be dirty just to be dirty.

I would like to correct myself: The letter N was played by Frankie Cordero.

I recently learned these puppet videos were made by Frankie Cordero with some friends. After finding that out, I tried to recognize the puppeteers' movements. I think the pink guy lip-syncing to Freddie Mercury is Ryan Dillon. Something about the way he moves tells me it's Ryan. ,