I was really looking forward to checking out The Muppet Show revival but I guess it's too late now... I mean who doesn't love Kermit and the gang? 
But seriously though, I'm more of a comedy fan myself so Mo Gilligan's stand-up special on Netflix is kinda calling my name right now. Has anyone else checked it out yet? 
! I mean, who doesn't love Kermit and the gang? It's like they say, "The show must go on"... and with Disney+, it definitely does 
. And I'm intrigued by Is It Cake?, not because of the over-the-top pink theme (I'm more of a subtle humor kinda guy), but because Mikey Day is hilarious 
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. I guess that's what happens when you're born into royalty, right? The documentary itself might be interesting, but it feels like a rehash of old news to me.
. At least it's not as sugary sweet as Is It Cake?! 
I mean, what's not to love about The Muppet Show revival? It's like they asked a bunch of people who grew up with it and said "Hey guys, remember this stuff?" But seriously, if you're into that sorta thing, go for it. And hey, at least the new series isn't trying to be too cringey 
. On the other hand, The Investigation of Lucy Letby is giving me major PTSD vibes... 7 babies murdered? That's just crazy 
. Mo Gilligan's stand-up special is alright, I guess. I mean, he's not gonna win any awards for being the most original comedian, but it's a fun watch if you're into that sorta thing 
. And Is It Cake?... *sigh*... who thought this was a good idea? A whole show about pink and rom-com cliches? 
I'm not sure about all these revivals and documentaries being showcased this week... can we get some source material on why Disney+ is bringing back The Muppet Show? Is it really that hard for them to track down the original cast and crew? 
And what's with Netflix airing a documentary about Lucy Letby without any new insights? Wasn't this case already covered in depth by other docs or investigations? I need some concrete info before I start binge-watching all these shows... 
The Muppet Show is a classic that never fails to put a smile on my face. I remember watching it as a kid and now I can share the laughs with my grandkids 
. It's amazing how these old-school sitcoms still hold up today.
They're like reading a good book, but instead of getting lost in fiction, we get to live through real-life drama and tragedy. The Investigation of Lucy Letby is particularly harrowing - it's like being right there with the investigators trying to piece together the puzzle. Mo Gilligan's stand-up special is so relatable, even when he's making fun of himself! And who doesn't love a good rom-com 
Is It Cake? might be cheesy, but it's like sipping on sweet tea - comforting and indulgent. Finding Harmony: A King's Vision is an interesting look at sustainability, even if it's not as in-depth as I'd like. And Queen of Chess is so inspiring - who wouldn't want to be a chess prodigy? 