I think, in all honesty, that it would have the OPPOSITE effect. They're hyping up the game by showing what "critics" have already said about it, yet they're not exactly using the best phrases or even reliable critics. It's not IGN, Gamespot, or Gameinformer. Something named "Markiplier"? Okay… guess if that says it's…

A lot of their plot-lines have stemmed from Three's Company with the whole "It's all a misunderstanding". Some take it to the next level & go "I didn't expect THAT". Others, like this… are just predictable & bland.

Her skills are impeccable! She is a computer whiz. She's could start the next 'War Games' with those skillz.

You're missing the point, buddy. It's not a matter of 'just stop watching'. It's a matter of they're taking up valuable real estate. 9pm Wednesdays and you got two other shows that are peaking, another that's still on fire… and then this trope.

As long as it gets the ratings, it'll keep going & going & going… kind of like how 'Two & a Half Men' kept going long after it's peak.

Very… they still seem WAY too dependant on their mommy & daddy (mainly mommy) for help. Haley's what… 22 in the show? Alex is 18/19? C'mon… depending on them for a dress & present? Then there's Luke. Later high school years & still needs cupcakes? Get them from friggin' Wal-Mart, for cryin' out loud.

Exactly. It's kind of in poor taste, regardless of "it's just a sitcom". Doesn't matter. This is a family-sitcom & the idea of leaving a toddler in a hot car (LA… it certainly isn't snowing there!) is in poor taste.

I don't remember them saying the windows were open… but it did bother me how they left him in the car. So he fell asleep… this kind of sets a really bad example. You're in SoCal… it gets hot regardless if the windows are open or not.

How about Manny & Lily?

Ick… this episode left me EXTREMELY disappointed. Let's see where it honestly went wrong:
1> Move the damn table away from the door. There was plenty of space to move it forward, even a couple feet!
2> Frozen laptop? Take the damn battery out!
3> Lily… *ugh*, that's all.
4> Phil's antics are usually funny, but this was…

- Was that a real confetti machine used? In the Goldberg world, wonder who cleaned up the confetti each time.

That's what it usually is. If it's introducing a new show, they'll sandwich it inbetween the 'best shows' (eg: ratings & critical appeal) of the night. Those 'best shows' would be Goldbergs & Modern Family.

The only thing missing from here is someone wanting to do a Flashdance scene.

Muppets giving lighthearted insults & one-liners towards each other is hilarious. They're these odd animal-looking creatures rippin' on one another. It's funny.

The muppets were what they were in the 70's… times change, people evolve. They can't keep holding onto the wholesome values and silly charm of the olden days. Although those are still classics, leave them where they're at. Full House/Fuller House. Times change… yet they kept it almost exactly the same as the original.…

Tuesdays were probably the wrong night for this. They had FotB as a lead-in or vice versa, but it's a whole different audience for Marvel's Agents of SHIELD. I liked the show, but they really tamed it down the last 6+ episodes.

I could watch Uncle Deadly all day. He's probably the highlight of the show. Kermit turned into a wimp since the "retooling". Piggy has been too nice to her coworkers, and there's never enough of Big Mean Carl.

I generally liked the first half. It had more behind-the-scenes drama between one-another with the Miss Piggy show secondary. When they shifted the focus more towards her show, less with the antics behind-the-scenes… it became a lot more boring with very lighthearted humor. Muppets have been known for being edgy. This…

Although they tried to "return to form" by having skits based off of the original show… I honestly must say I was quite unimpressed with this last episode. There were no jabs at one another and got together a little too well. If this is how Muppets is going to be from now on, pending a season-2… I'm not looking…

Good job, internet.
Love it… plus the other "can you also find…?" characters. I'll have to try this @ home where I can do it full-screen in 4k, even if my monitor can't handle it.