I just watched q-force and

IT'S PRETTY GOOD!!

Let's talk now

This's the true MVP of the whole fucking show

This's the true TRUE leader of the group

He's gay but he's also a white man ( i mean he could be frustrating sometimes)

It could be the end of the WORLD and u know the only thing on his mind is " should i get a new concealer ? :3 "

They put him to babysit thim but instead they babysit him....

The true tragic story

You’ll never look at video games the same again when Glitch Techs hits Netflix this February. 😎🎮

Disney fan: I’m so sad SVTFOE is over! There will never be a better show-

Cartoon Network:

UM????? WHY WE SLEEPING ON THIS????? A SHOW ABOUT A GIRLY BLACK PRINCESS IN TRAINING TO BE A KNIGHT?????????

Muppet Babies’ Return to Disney TV in 2018

Muppet Babies will fulfill its old theme song promise and make your dreams come true in 2018, when Disney Junior premieres a brand-new, reimagined series chronicling the playroom antics of Kermit the Frog, Piggy, Fozzie Bear, Gonzo, Animal and Miss Nanny. Production has just kicked off on the CG-animated series, a co-production of Disney Junior, Disney Consumer Products and Interactive Media’s Content & Media Group, and The Muppets Studio.

“We are proud, and a little bit giddy, to begin production on our new version of the much-loved Muppet Babies,” said Nancy Kanter, EVP of Original Programming and General Manager for Disney Junior Worldwide. “Parents will delight in seeing their favorite Muppets in the mixed animation style they remember from the original series, and kids will be introduced to this warm and zany world made just right for the Disney Junior audience.”

Aimed at kids 4-7, each episode will feature two 11-minute romps designed to impart creative and critical thinking skills by harnessing the power of imaginative play, as the Muppet Babies let their imaginations take them to the farthest corners of the universe. Tom Warburton (The 7D) will executive produce, with Emmy-winner Eric Shaw (SpongeBob SquarePants) on board as story editor.

The return of Muppet Babies was in part sparked by The Muppets Studio’s recognition of nostalgia and fan demand for the Jim Henson cartoon (which ran from 1984-1991) evidenced on digital and social media channels run by DCPI’s Content & Media group.

“Bringing Muppet Babies to Disney Junior is a wonderful opportunity to reach a new generation of viewers and to creatively build on the innovative original series,” said Debbie McClellan, VP of The Muppets Studio. “We hope to engage and delight the nostalgic fans while also entertaining new kids, parents and diverse audiences through heart and humor as only the Muppets can deliver.”