Not sure about acting, but I've not heard anything douchy about him personally

We're gonna need some context for your reaction.

It’d be a great skit, but the gag would get old pretty quick for anything full-length.

Long story but I went to a con once where he fucked over every fan who wanted to see him. Additionally there are stories out there of him being a complete “do you know who I am??” Style asshole to regular people and service workers out there. By all accounts he’s a dick, even the shit he used to do backstage on game of thrones is creepy as fuck and anyone who doesn’t look like him would have been canceled by now

There's no *controversy* segment in his wikipedia article.

Have you looked? Used to be a drunk, belligerent asshole while filming aqua man, pulls the “do you know who I am???” Shit on restaurant staff, and there’s a brand new story out now about him being an asshole to the crew of the Minecraft movie

Look it up, he’s one of those guys who uses celebrity to treat service staff like shit, was a creepy asshole behind the scenes on GOT to the female costars, drunk and yelling on the set of aqua man, there’s also a new story out about him being an asshole to the crew of Minecraft

There’s lots out there about him being a creep behind the scenes on GOT, him being a drunk asshole on aqua man, him treating staff like shit on Minecraft, i myself have a personal experience of him fucking over an entire con crowd. Lots of stories also about him being a dick to restaurant staff and using the “do you know who I am?” Line

I would rather just have a good normal muppet movie and not a gimmic

I gotta ask, why do you even spend your time to know such things? What a waste of time.

Got any links for the Game of Thrones one? I couldn't find any articles about that particular story.

From what I remember he made a rape joke like “im so glad I get to rape beautiful women for a living” or something, also reports of him acting bts in ways that a less attractive man would get called “creepy” over.

I was just saying they've tried already...they haven't made more so I don't think so

I don't know how you are able to say that with a straight face. Muppets Movie - Muppet Origin Story Muppets Caper - Muppets but jewel heist Muppets Take Manhattan - Muppets run a Musical Muppets Christmas Carol - Really? Muppets Treasure Island - *Really?* Muppets From Space - ***REALLY?*** The Muppets - The only 'normal' movie and it references all the nonsense from the previous ones Muppets Most Wanted - Criminal muppets Sir, every single Muppet movie has a freakin' gimmick.

> Look it up Translation: It's utter nonsense and I cannot find any reputable source to back up my claims. Bro, you're making the accusation here. I'm not going to go around and do your legwork for you. I'm just going to assume what you said is bullshit. ESPECIALLY when co-stars from Game of Thrones have said the dead opposite. Emilia Clarke has come out and said he was a joy to work with. The closest accusation I can think of was some extremely badly judged joke he made in 2011 that he openly apologiezd for. Also, I heard about the Minecraft thing. It was from a ***single person*** who said they saw it happening to someone else. Their accusation was that they're yelling. I am not going to be jumping on a bandwagon of "Fuck this dude" unless I know the reason as to what was going on. Like two actors got given a ton of shit for yelling at people in the past and I am ***perfectly fine with those.*** Why? Because sometimes yelling at someone isn't abuse, it's telling them off for fucking everything up for hundreds of other people. Christian Bale losing his mind at a dude who openly walked through a filming zone when they had very specific timing to do it, were under pressure like a motherfucker, it requires resets and that the filming conditions were dangerous *and that dude had been told off before about his actions?* I'm fine with that. Tom Cruise yelling at someone for endangering the entire filming crew of a movie during COVID? I'm fine with that. I have no idea if I'm fine with Momoa doing it or not because I don't have the context and neither do you. Put up or shut up.

I personally loved his Bowser in Super Mario.

It'd get old by the end of the skit.

I would. Honestly.

Bowser! I knew there were three roles I didn't mind but couldn't remember the third, that's the one. On the flip side, I didn't like Nacho Libre for the opposite reason, he felt too reserved.

Maybe the first episode could be shot with the famous actors playing it up for the camera, and the rest of the campaign could be just a podcast with the Muppet voice actors and maybe slideshow illustrations for YouTube/Patreon? I love the original idea, but there's no way that would be sustainable for the art least hour a week content I feel most podcast subscribers would expect.