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Disney reportedly bringing new ‘Muppets’ series to streaming service

By Reuters
22 February 2018   |   12:54 pm
Disney Reportedly Bringing New 'Muppets' Series to Streaming Service The Hollywood Reporter states that 'The Muppets' are expected to come back in the form of a new TV series for the companies' upcoming streaming service.

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