The Muppet of the Week is… DROOP! The Muppets’ resident sad little guy is extra sad because he didn’t get his own week in the main 70th anniversary campaign. But now is his time to shine!

Welcome back to ToughPigs at 25, the podcast where Becca Petunia celebrates ToughPigs’ 25th anniversary by sitting down with the members of the ToughPigs family who have joined us since our previous ...

The following article – and all of its incredible research – was provided by Tori Schmidt. In addition to being fascinated by Muppet fandom, Tori also runs the Muppets No Context Twitter and hosts the ...

As ToughPigs continues its 25th anniversary celebration, we’re knocking out yet another Top 25 list! We’ve already covered our Top 25 Characters and Top 25 Recasts, all of which debuted within the ...

This article is part of ToughPigs’ Pride Month celebration. Check out our other great articles as well as our Pride Month Fundraiser, where you can win prizes for supporting great causes. If we had a ...

In honor of ToughPigs’ 25th anniversary, as well as our unending love for the number 25, this is the second installment of The ToughPigs 25! Last week, the ToughPigs team gathered to share our top 25 ...

Here we are, at part (are you) three of our report on the unproduced Muppet screenplay, Muppets In Space. When we last left the Muppets, Kermit was mistaken for the grand alien leader “The Great ...

Twenty years ago, the creative worlds of Jim Henson got a historic shakeup when The Walt Disney Company purchased the Muppets and their back catalog. A lot has happened since the acquisition, some ...

The Muppets of the Week are… THE FLYING ZUCCHINI BROTHERS! So load up your cannons, light the fuse, and get ready to booma booma across the stage. Or better yet, just listen to our podcast about these ...

This week, Cookie Monster and the Sesame Street gang are off to the Museum of Modern Cookie to see some of history’s greatest Cookie Art in The Cookie Thief (airing on PBS throughout the week, check ...

Once upon a time, to get into Jim Henson’s Creature Shop, you had to be working for Henson or an invited guest. It was a pretty exclusive place, leaving most to only imagine what it was like there.