I won’t act like the 2015 series was perfect, but there was plenty to like (the jokes and the boundry-pushing puppetry effects). I swear I read it was pitched for the 2016 season, but ABC wanted it that fall, so we got a rushed product.

I liked the last one a lot 

I’ve been begging for it since the Jason Segal Muppet movie.

I maintain that the 2015 Muppets show deserved better, if only for giving us Fozzie Bear experiencing a micro-aggression.

Alison Brie of all people should know that the only way to handle this situation is to stand back to back with someone in the middle of the room holding knives. 

My wife, Dave Franco 

I liked that season of Scrubs. It had Eliza Coupe, which automatically makes it worth watching. 

From Scrubs!

I love Alison Brie but I don’t think I can tolerate an hour and a half of her being terrified and saying “Hello?” into seemingly empty rooms.

Came here specifically to say this. Shame they did the Corolla name dirty like this, but this looks like a serious compact crossover offering.

Hi there, I’m TheWalrus. Some of you might remember me as “that guy that likes the way the 5 Door Honda Civic looks” from the recent Mazda 3 hot-hatch thread. I’m here to say that I don’t mind the looks of the CH-R, and that we could use a little more variety in our car designs.

I want this with a CH-R front clip 

Weirdly, it has more room behind the third row.

Exactly. It’s a Tahoe with a nicer interior for 50% less money that drives like a sedan, which is exactly what people want.

Because the Telluride beats those in every comaprison test. For the price you can't beat the interior quality, space, and innocuous driving characteristics. 

It’s like a unibody Tahoe minus a V8. What’s not to love, it’s exactly what the sedan died for. 

Explorers launched with some pretty big quality issues, for one.

https://www.motortrend.com/news/kia-telluride-2020-suv-of-the-year/

They’re pretty nice SUVs and they don’t look terrible.

I’d love to see a show where everything starts going to crap in typical sitcom manner and Stanley just sits there reading his newspaper and lets everyone else fix everything.