The Muppets.

The background shenanigans of Miss Piggy's show that's produced by Kermit.

Packed with gags and celebs, the personalities and voices are thankfully on point. The backstage set up works perfectly and the Muppets are always centre stage, where they should be.

Each episode gets better and better the Christmas one is particularly notable -every fun episode is sharp, witty and visually interesting.

All the main character's return, including Scooter and Rolf (the late Jim Henson usually voiced/puppeteered) and they have been omitted or reduced to appearing briefly in the past, it nice to see the characters back in full swing

Highly recommend.

Really enjoyed it! Just an extension of the first film that came out a few years ago, with the Muppets having "gone Hollywood" - and the 1 Million Moms who are all hating on the series already only blowing smoke about A) something they haven't even seen yet; and B) something all their whining is only going to bring more press, attention, and probably ratings too. Enjoyed it much more than I thought I would, it brings the old series into modern-day with the behind-the-scenes look at Miss Piggy's chat show, and was a lot of fun. Truly looking forward to more, and love the interaction with the live celebrities - this round, particularly with Elizabeth Banks and Piggy, or even her with Scooter in the electric cart!

The point of this show is that the muppets grew up with us. Sure, it's not as innocent as the original, but the content isn't vulgar or inappropriate in any way. These just aren't the muppets of 1976, and they shouldn't be. Even if the muppets are fuzzy and ridiculous, I need to relate to them or the comedy won't resonate. I don't want the muppets I loved as a kid. I want the muppets I can love now.

Regarding the controversy over the portrayal of Ms. Piggy, there's nothing inherently wrong with any character, male or female, having shortcomings, or even being betrayed in a negative light. Kermit isn't portrayed as a beacon of virtue either. By laughing at these grown up muppets with grown up problems who have to learn how to find peace with themselves and others, I get a good healthy laugh at myself.

If you enjoy the muppets as I do, you will enjoy this show. Nothing ground breaking but a pretty fun mockumentary.

Growning up with sesame street, and the Muppet show and then the series of movies.I still have a love for them after even 40 years. I now share them with my own family now. As as you will about them.But they still have the same feeling as they gave me back in the 1970's TV Muppet Show. As they said sesame street was for children, but the Muppet's where for adult..I love them and happy to see them om air once again. How can you given a bad review of awful, when they just as they were many years ago? The worse part of Muppet history was when Disney bought their rights. Oher then that, i can watch them after all these years. Japan translated their 70's show in to Japanese, that alone showed even in japan they had a fan base.........AND THEY STILL DO...... Update....there are people that are mixing in up The children's network with the Muppets ...... Sesame Street was for learning...Muppet's where Not for children....they for adults.....people doesn't know this. And are comparing the two as same. Also, the old Muppet's where just as assaulted at times and this version is........So before you start something righteous reviews, understand your mutt the history and how involved before you look like a complete idiot. Thanks for reading