I have to confess that I actually like this. I don't get a word, not a word, and the guuest star cracks up too much but I love the modern feel of the sets and the bright lighting, also Piggy's crazy shouting.
I am only halfway through but so far it's looking good.
Ok, now we get to Muppet's Anatomy and Clifford's guy cannot puppet at all, but Fozzie's looking good.
Ok, back to the talk-set, which reminds me of season-one of the Muppet show but modern. Oh, and now the guest star is singing, rather well, with a nice piano and close shots which remind me of the filming style of Elton John when he was on the Muppet Show. - Ok, he stopped singing well, but it's still hilarious.
Oh...Piggy is painfull in this scene. But from the way she is moving, she has a lot of energy and a big old Piggy nature to her. The flirting may be a little OTT, but her clothing is loverly. And as the song ends there is some feeling between Piggy and the guest star but Piggy keeps stareing into the distence.
(Side note: Kodous to anyone who decides to write a fan-fic about the Muppet learning French for this thing...)
Ooh, Scooter! Ooh, Animal. He seems a little caffinated here, but, heck, he is in a different country spreaking a different language so...understandable.
Another side note, I am glad that they called it Muppet's TV not Muppet Show, so it is different, not trying to recreate the same.
Oh! Gonzo is great in this basket-ball scene.
Back to the Talk-Set, which I am growing to love, believe it or not.
Animal seems a bit strangely made...and has he swallowed a CD player?
Kermit's overacting now but..*shrug*
Piggy again! her hair needs serious shampooing.
Gonzo, Scooter, Fozzie...Hmm, Fozzie is looking great and excited.
HEY! Zoot is here! That was unexpected.
Sidenote: Kermie is looking a bit skinny...perhaps to prevent anyone eating him?
Nice set for the final number! Piggy looks good. Zoot is a little sad, but without Dave performing him, what can we expect? Dave does him best of the best. Fozzie seems a bit stiff in the final. Piggy's bouncing along to the beat nicely though.
Like everyone else here, not sure why they can't do something like this for the UK and American, its not high budget, and with good writing it sounds be good, who knows.