Yeah, but look how long it took them to actually do something with the Muppets, it's been YEARS of empty promises, and while yes there have been all of these TV appearances and promos and such, that's not much.
Disney is still, irregardless, not a good company to work with, that's just the way it is. Disney and Warner Bros. are two of the worst.
As the old saying goes, "Better late than never"
In 2008, Brian Henson said;
"Have they been a little slow? Perhaps. But the most important thing to us is that they are careful. Now, more than ever, we believe they are doing just that.”
And recently he has said;
"...Now I do think that Disney has gone a little slowly in the 5 years that they have had the Muppets. And I certainly appreciate people's concerns, well what's -- where's the Disney production engine making Muppets? And I do honestly believe they will come around. We will start seeing a lot more Muppet production and it will be good and Disney are careful about their characters."
Even before Disney acquired them, the Muppets were suffering somewhat. Since Disney acquired them, yes, it has been a rough and bumpy road for sure, but now the Muppets are finally getting back into the public eye in full force, still being themselves with their offbeat humor. Thanks to both viral media and television. That is the first step.
Yes Disney can be hard to work with, but the company has gotten a lot better since Micheal Eisner left.
You are entitled to your opinions, but please allow people to be positive if they want to be.