WWAWD Muppet Show?

[LiberalPussy]

Call me a fag, but I still love the classic show from the 1970’s.

 

[Meownaw]

The Muppet Movie slaps.

 

[Imager]

Call me a fag, but I still love the classic show from the 1970’s.

Fag.

But I'm with you. I have a soft spot for the old muppet show. The movie reboot wasn't too bad, but the second one with Ricky Gervais is just awful.

Also, saw The Rainbow Connection movie a few years ago with my daughter. The opening credits scene is just a helicopter flying over a forest for like 10 minutes. It's fawkin' brutal.

 

[Cuphead]

Those two geezers on the balcony had me fawkin howling

 

[DMAN]

I was just thinking about the fawkin Muppets, the most perfect entertainment, in terms of creative boundaries. The premise allows you to put almost anything on the show, without a need for any excuses other than "it's fudda show," or its backstage noise surrounding the show. And you can base a new character on really anything. You could invent a character that embodies the concept of child rape, make it look like Auntie Cumia. Even stupid ideas fawking kill, because Henson made it look good.

Even the Sesame Street, especially the old golden age shit, still holds up. Hilarious to watch inanimate objects pantomime over the top emotion. Big Bird was a complete and total HATEABLE Kike Jew. He carried himself like a FAGGOT, which is hilarious to watch him prance around. Still those effects are better and more impressive than any CGI. They do these impersonations, you would think the puppets was real people. Since it's for children, the dumbed down dialogue actually makes it funnier, it's just the slow-pace that sucks sometimes. "I GET IT! IT'S NOT NICE TO BE MEAN!! What am I Five???" And then I realize I'm watching Sesame Street.

Who else can say they really invented something original in entertainment? It's all copycats. The only true American originals are Walt Disney, Jim Henson, Vince McMahon, Opie, Alex Jones, People who take the necessary risks of wallet, mind, body, and soul. They take the heat, so to speak, in order to manifest the vision...

I go deep with the Opie & Anthony Muppets.

 

[Meownaw]

I was just thinking about the fawkin Muppets, the most perfect entertainment, in terms of creative boundaries. The premise allows you to put almost anything on the show, without a need for any excuses other than "it's fudda show," or its backstage noise surrounding the show. And you can base a new character on really anything. You could invent a character that embodies the concept of child rape, make it look like Auntie Cumia. Even stupid ideas fawking kill, because Henson made it look good.

Even the Sesame Street, especially the old golden age shit, still holds up. Hilarious to watch inanimate objects pantomime over the top emotion. Big Bird was a complete and total HATEABLE Kike Jew. He carried himself like a FAGGOT, which is hilarious to watch him prance around. Still those effects are better and more impressive than any CGI. They do these impersonations, you would think the puppets was real people. Since it's for children, the dumbed down dialogue actually makes it funnier, it's just the slow-pace that sucks sometimes. "I GET IT! IT'S NOT NICE TO BE MEAN!! What am I Five???" And then I realize I'm watching Sesame Street.

Who else can say they really invented something original in entertainment? It's all copycats. The only true American originals are Walt Disney, Jim Henson, Vince McMahon, Opie, Alex Jones, People who take the necessary risks of wallet, mind, body, and soul. They take the heat, so to speak, in order to manifest the vision...

I go deep with the Opie & Anthony Muppets.

Once again @DMAN spitting facts.

 

[1950'sSpaceProgram]

Only raging homosexuals don't appreciate Muppets.