RE: Damn You Disney
July 20, 2017 at 1:07 pm
(This post was last modified: July 20, 2017 at 1:09 pm by Fake Messiah.)
Yeah but let's face it what has Kermit been doing all these years? It's not like Muppets have their show anymore. There was short revival few years ago but it seems nobody cared to watch it. I mean in the 80s this was like some great new wonder, but it all has it's time and place.
Like that 90s revival of Muppets, they even had new show runner that was like some catfish Muppet, but is now gone. I mean he was like new Kermit and a star but is totally out of picture by now. But I guess if I google it I will find out that people don't like him, although I liked him because he was so 90s. So you see where it all goes: people just want Muppets from 80s, they want it all as it was in the 80s; but it can't be like that because times are changed so it just goes around in a vicious circle.
Like that 90s revival of Muppets, they even had new show runner that was like some catfish Muppet, but is now gone. I mean he was like new Kermit and a star but is totally out of picture by now. But I guess if I google it I will find out that people don't like him, although I liked him because he was so 90s. So you see where it all goes: people just want Muppets from 80s, they want it all as it was in the 80s; but it can't be like that because times are changed so it just goes around in a vicious circle.
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