Honestly, just about anything. We've been mostly devoid of Muppets, well, for the majority of the time since Jim died, with new productions coming out sporadically, but even moreso (surprisingly) since Disney bought the crew. I thought the whole point was to use their power and resources to push them back into the limelight and revitalize them in a major way. Heck, maybe that will happen now, with the movie, but already Frank and Jerry are done, and it would have been nice to have gotten this going a few years back. Still excited, though.
Anyways, for suggestions, how about starting with The Muppet Show Season 4 on DVD, like we were supposed to get by the end of this year? What happened, there? I only hope it's delayed in order to ensure it will be complete, and hopefully with some good extras. Commentaries would be wonderful, but at the very least, those pop-up facts like in Season One would be nice, too.
Additionally, just about ANY unreleased stuff from their long and wonderful history, mainly from when Jim was alive, would be great. Think about all of the potential, with all of the stuff that comes out on DVD of varying quality. Especially when something new or remade comes out in theaters, it's the perfect time for some corporate synergy. I am still baffled that it wasn't immediately released after the Disney deal, so why not finally put out "The Muppets At Walt Disney World"?
Kermit and Mickey together! What could be more perfect. It was also the final hurrah of that era of The Muppets, with all major performers and characters present/alive and working. Sure, it's up on YouTube, from what I saw, but who wants to watch it in that quality, and in bits and pieces? Same thing for the Muppet Television segments of The Jim Henson Hour. Have a disclaimer at the beginning or something pointing out that the Storyteller segments referred to in the intros are not included, but don't edit Jim's intros out, PLEASE!
Maybe continuing the Palisades action figure line under a new company, with the style and scale established by them, getting out some new versions of the core characters, as well as ones we were sadly never able to get, once that company no longer existed. There's so much potential to use the movie as a tool for greater things, whether it, on its own, lives up to expectations or not. Keep the suggestions coming, everyone. Let your voices be heard!
-Squigiman