Dr. Teeth and The Electric Mayhem

The Muppets are back! But this time, it’s not the usual Muppets starring in a new Disney+ series. Instead, The Muppets Mayhem focuses on the members of the Electric Mayhem band—the house band on The Muppet Show, made up of beloved side characters Dr. Teeth, Floyd, Zoot, Lips, Janice, and Animal.Chris Pratt and Bryce Dallas Howard Nerd Out About Jurassic Park's Returning Heroesio9 talked with co-creators Adam F. Goldberg (also an executive producer), Jeff Yorkes (co-executive producer), and Bill Barretta (he plays Dr.…

Nearly five decades after The Muppet Show debuted, The Muppets Mayhem—a new 10-episode Disney+ series—aims to flesh out those intriguing weirdos who’ve provided so much of the Muppets’ all-important music over the years: Dr. Teeth, Janice, Floyd, Zoot, Lips, and Animal, together known as the Electric Mayhem. The show’s not without its flaws, but it achieves its main goal of having fun.Chris Pratt and Bryce Dallas Howard Nerd Out About Jurassic Park's Returning HeroesThat’s also the goal of the band when we meet them,…

Screenshot: DisneyEven among Muppets fans, Dr. Teeth and the Electric Mayhem can be an acquired taste. The Muppet Show house band has been a staple of the franchise since the original TV series debuted in 1976, but in the vast world of Muppetainment, they haven’t done a lot of actual rocking—something that will absolutely be rectified in Disney+’s upcoming Muppets: Mayhem series, as this new trailer proves.io9 Q Star Trek Phone MessageAlso in abundance in this new trailer? Mayhem.The Muppets Mayhem | Official Trailer |…

Kermit will always be top Muppet, but Disney+ series The Muppets Mayhem will shine a spotlight on the no-less-beloved members of the Electric Mayhem—the groovy house band on The Muppet Show. A new interview with the show’s co-creators gives us a good idea of what to expect from the series (although, alas, when it’ll arrive is still a mystery).As we already knew, the show will follow funky five-piece Dr. Teeth, Animal, Floyd, Janis, and Zoot as they record their first album, with the help of human characters played by…

Image: DisneyThe Muppets’ time with Disney shows lately might have been a bit up and down, but The Muppets Mayhem looks like it wants to live up to some of the zaniness of the franchise’s most classic show—with a little help from the Electric Mayhem themselves. Though there were only the human characters and showrunners there for the panel, NYCC con-goers did receive a pre-recorded visit from starring Muppets Dr. Teeth and Monster. Attendees then watched a short clip from the upcoming show,as the Electric Mayhem band…