the muppets

This show is wild.

The show would have been set in the 1980s featuring the classic Muppets.

Critics, though, are divided—some think newly adult tones make for fresh ideas, while others find it could use more finesse.

Did these "million" moms even watch the original 'Muppet Show'? Because it had its share of adult humor, too.

ABC’s upcoming Muppets mockumentary series only had so much to show at its recent Comic-Con 2015 panel, but with an actual premiere as far away as September, Kermit, Ms. Piggy, Gonzo and the gang dug deep for a special preview. Check out the 10-minute presentation that convinced ABC to make a new Muppets series!

Welp, that was fast! Just a short while after ABC released its full fall 2015 lineup, here come the trailers. The Muppets go “adult” in the first mockumentary preview for their new series, while Uncle Buck lives, FBI agents join Quantico, and even Community star Ken Jeong gets in the three-camera sitcom game by the latest trailers.

Before he was a CGI creation, Jedi master Yoda was a puppet. Before green screens became the norm, the Dagobah set for ‘The Empire Strikes Back’ was built elevated off the ground to accommodate Yoda’s puppeteers. And before he brought Yoda to life, puppeteer and voice actor Frank Oz was best known as the man behind Miss Piggy. In a weird way, that makes the most wizened character in the ‘Star Wars’ universe a distant relative of the extended Muppet family.

Go Muppets!  Some people are counting down the days until the first day of Spring, but me, I am counting down the days to the opening of the Muppet movie, "Muppets Most Wanted".   I fell in love with the Muppets as a child.  I was a regular guest on the show.

I am a big Muppets fan and I can't wait for the March 21, 2014 release of the new movie, "Muppets Most Wanted".  World wide criminal, Constantine, strikes a strong resemblance to the lovable and sweet, Kermit the Frog.  But where is Kermit?  Constantine has pulled a fast one and is posing as Kermit.  It is up to the gang to help get Constantine behind bars and free Kermit.

The latest of weird, but funny, Super Bowl 2014 commercials features one of 'The Expendables' sharing a ride with Jim Henson's anthropomorphic, puppetized band.