This is a group that claimed a skittles commercial promoted bestiality. Only pay attention to them for the cheap laughs at human stupidity.
One Million Moms Boycotts "Perverted" Muppets Series
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Is there something that 1 million moms doesnt find abhorent? If there was ever a need for completely ridiculous call for censorship they are a perfect example.
"Meanwhile, parents will have to explain to confused children that the program they once were allowed to watch is no longer a nice show. This would have been completely unnecessary if ABC had made the program follow its original family-friendly design."
Alternatively, it would have been completely unnecessary if the parents werent pants-on-head-retarded. but thats too much to expect nowadays is it?
"Meanwhile, parents will have to explain to confused children that the program they once were allowed to watch is no longer a nice show. This would have been completely unnecessary if ABC had made the program follow its original family-friendly design."
Alternatively, it would have been completely unnecessary if the parents werent pants-on-head-retarded. but thats too much to expect nowadays is it?
I bet these are the same moms that would bad mouth other women who decide to either have children later on in life or who decide to not have kids at all. Using the haunting line of, or similar to, "You can't fully understand children until you have birthed and raised one of your own". Something like that but haunting.Scarim Coral said:
One Million Moms, what the American Family Association does in it's spare time when it isn't demonizing them gays. The same people who wanted to boycott Ben & Jerry's for making Schweddy Balls ice-cream.
Forgetting the moms people, anybody else befuddled by the continued existence of the Muppets? Just me? I don't understand why Kermit and Piggy hold press conferences (I think they do?) like they're real people. Why websites post on the relationships of Muppets. I feel like I'm not getting a joke.
The premise of the Muppets was that they featured in the background of "hollywood" etc.Coruptin said:
Famous people would come on the show to do their bit and get "interviewed" the rest of it was Hensons form of comedy/theater.
The idea is that the Muppets are.. well... real, that's the entire point, they're just these creatures that happen to exist in the entertainment industry and do all kinds of work, the Muppet show had "behind the scenes" fragments all the time to correspond with this.
A modern day example of this sort of thing is Ted although nowhere near as well executed it cuts the crap and brings the magic to life.
example:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IuzzA3046C8
"Miss Piggy came out as a pro-choice feminist during an MSNBC interview."
That's not exactly true, the reporter clearly went off script and the actor did a double take and said she was pro-everything. Which if you think about it is a rather evasive answer.
That's not exactly true, the reporter clearly went off script and the actor did a double take and said she was pro-everything. Which if you think about it is a rather evasive answer.
A couple of years ago. It was too batshit to get much press, but Bill Maher did a rant on it, and I did check their webpage at the time to make sure he wasn't making it up. Basically it was (to them) a commercial where a girl kisses (peck on the cheek) a walrus, it must mean she's going to fuck it.RaikuFA said:
I remember that commercial. She didn't give it a peck, she was straight up making out with it. Like, disturbingly so. Seriously, it made me uncomfortable. Not in the bestiality sense, just the noises...guh.Redd the Sock said:
On topic: Muppets was a lot of fun. I think I prefer the old style with actual sketches, though. This style feels like something they should do occasionally as an episode theme, less like what the entire basis of the show is. That said though, I got a pretty good laugh out of Fozzie when he was explaining his issues with his dating profile XD