They can’t do a single show without hearing from the world’s most famous cantankerous old grumps, Statler and Waldorf. But those days might finally be over after this week’s Saturday Night Live.

We were observers, commentators, a self-contained unit set partially apart from the rest. She was Waldorf and I was Statler, less cantankerous than our Muppet namesakes, but no less hilarious, at ...

The return of the Muppets wouldn’t be complete without their constant critics, those perpetual balcony fixtures Statler and Waldorf, who’ve been hurling insults at Kermit the Frog and his gang ...

There were even some really exciting surprises that I liked. But the best part of the show by far was whenever Statler and Waldorf from The Muppets showed up to heckle host Geoff Keighley and mock ...

Statler and Waldorf have long criticized the Muppets from the balcony of the theater. Now the grumpy old men are working from the editing booth. The duo exclusively released their version of ...

Off of their balcony seats and into a NY Times Op-Ed spread, it's Statler and Waldorf! Together again, still grumpy and disagreeable, and speaking out on tonight's big debate. This isn't the first ...

“Did I ever tell you,” asked Statler, “about the time we created the most beautiful woman in the world?” “That was us?” said Waldorf. He bowled a blue rock, which knocked Statler's red ...

They can’t do a single show without hearing from the world’s most famous cantankerous old grumps, Statler and Waldorf. But those days might finally be over after this week’s Saturday Night Live.