Miss Piggy is ready to step back into the spotlight. The new comedy series is a Disney Plus original by Muppets Studios and will feature all of your favorite characters, including Kermit the Frog, Miss Piggy, Fozzie Bear, Animal, Beaker, and The Swedish Chef.

"Muppets Now" is described as the first "unscripted" Muppets show. The premise is that the Muppets are producing a digital series of unscripted skits, with Scooter as the hectic producer in charge of editing the videos and uploading them to the Internet. Scooter is on deadline, but can't help himself because the other Muppets are constantly interrupting and asking questions.

Basically, they are the Muppets of the YouTube era. Sketch segments include the self-help talk show "Lifesty With Miss Piggy" (which he insists is a lifestyle), a cooking contest show by a Swedish chef, and "Pepé's Unbelievable Game Show" hosted by Pepé the shrimp. There are.

In addition to the Muppets, celebrity cameos include RuPaul, Aubrey Plaza, Seth Rogen, Linda Cardellini, and Taye Diggs.

Here's everything you need to know about how to watch "The Muppets Now" on Disney Plus.

The film "Hamilton" will be available exclusively on Disney Plus this Friday, July 31.

Disney Plus is available in the US, Canada, UK, and Western Europe.

Reviews of "Muppets Now" have been generally positive, especially comparing it to ABC's dud show, 2016's "The Muppets." Here is a summary of critics' opinions:

Hollywood Reporter: "... The Muppets Now has a healthy number of laughs, reasonable all-ages appeal, and a handful of memorable moments throughout the four 30-minute episodes sent to critics. Still, Muppets Now feels like it uses only about a tenth of the brand's potential, failing to capitalize on the ensemble of television's most profound scene stealers.

Vulture: "In this stressful world, who doesn't need The Muppets? I was more than satisfied with the first four of the season's six episodes, which will air one episode each week starting this Friday, and the mix of silly and meta humor that has always defined the best Muppet comedies."

Rolling Stone Magazine "Overall, the sketches are pretty good. The bigger problem is that there are only two Muppets in every sketch, and they almost always appear in the same combination. In addition, there is almost no backstage element to 'Muppets Now'."

AV Club "[Muppets Now is] Disney's best effort to date in bringing Henson's most famous work back to television. It's not all the Muppets' charm (fortunately, other qualities are also on display here), but it's a good starting point."

The Muppets Now: "The Muppets Now is Disney's best effort to date to bring Henson's most famous work back to television.

The trailer for The Muppets Now begins with Kermit explaining to Regal's Joe that he is "making an incredible new show for Disney Plus." Regal's Joe seems unimpressed. The rest of the trailer shows snippets of sketches the Muppets are making. Kermit then announces the arrival of his "new friend," but Regal's Joe interrupts him. Oh, come on, Joe!