Jim Henson Collection on FilmStruck
The streaming service has a bunch of Jim Henson short films and TV episodes!
The streaming service has a bunch of Jim Henson short films and TV episodes!
Inevitably, our Muppet Show reviews has brought us to the worst episode in the series: Terrible impressionist Rich Little.
We’re reading the official Dark Crystal sequel comic. They’re gonna break the Dark Crystal instead of restoring it!
Is this the best possible example of a season one Muppet Show episode?
Could a little Doozer be the most inspirational female Muppet character of all time?
This week, the show careens wildly from a boring musical number to a strange sketch that no other show would ever attempt.
Is the Bruce Forsyth episode of The Muppet Show Christmas-themed? Sure, why not!
Think Miss Piggy would make a great President? Think again.
Our argument for a Big Bird/Mr. Snuffleupagus Presidency. It’s the most remarkable term you’ll ever see!
40 years ago this week, Sandy Duncan mocked Kermit because he’d never heard of the Banana Sketch. You’ve heard of it, right?
Celebrating Jim’s 80th birthday with a closer look at his work with his fellow puppeteers! Today, the Statler to Jim’s Waldorf, Richard Hunt.
An episode that remembers the difference between the Muppets and everyone else.
Our official review of the second episode of The Muppets, which features one very three-dimensional frog!
I Am Big Bird is now on Amazon Prime! For free! (For Amazon Prime members.)
We have an extremely important request regarding the cast of the new Muppet TV series.
Our series concludes with a very Fragglish special featuring the debut of Bean Bunny.
The pig takes the spotlight and effectively ends the variety show format.
Two Tough Pigs writers watch the 1969 TV special “The Cube,” which finds Jim Henson getting seriously weird.
Two Tough Pigs writers visit Bremen for the first time in decades. But are they still moved by the music of an animal jazz quartet?
Anthony and Roz discuss the classic Muppet special, which sticks pretty closely to the original fairy tale — except for the backwards-talking princess and an ogre named Sweetums.