"Julie's Greenroom" series with Julie Andrews coming to Netflix in 2017

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We have less than one week until it comes out!

 

[MikaelaMuppet]

I have Netflix free for 30 days now so I might be watching this after all!

 

[antsamthompson9]

Having recently watched all the episodes, I think Julie's Greenroom is one of the best recent things the Henson Company has done. I hope those of us who have Netflix check this out.

 

[Oscarfan]

I kinda got bored mid-way through the first episode and moved on to something else. I should probably give it another chance.

 

[antsamthompson9]

I kinda got bored mid-way through the first episode and moved on to something else. I should probably give it another chance.

You really should.

 

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I plan to spend the last day of my spring break binging this.

 

[MikaelaMuppet]

Somehow this show reminds me of a modern day American version of The Ghost Of Faffner Hall.

 

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Somehow this show reminds me of a modern day American version of The Ghost Of Faffner Hall.

Sure, the children may be American, but Julie isn't.

 

[MikaelaMuppet]

Sure, the children may be American, but Julie isn't.

I know that, but was just making a simple comparison to the original HBO show, that's all.

 

[C to the J]

Apparently, all we've got is just one season, but it's still quite enjoyable and definitely enough to give me an idea of how a play is put together. The characters are quite amusing in their own way (I'm personally partial to Fizz's way of mispronouncing certain words and taking certain things literally).

One little detail I noticed that I thought I'd bring up: there are posters of many Broadway-type plays hung around the greenroom - one of them is for Avenue Q, a strictly adult-oriented show. It's kind of messed up to have that in a series aimed at younger children, isn't it?