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I love the Muppets. They're hilarious.

The Muppets are funny as hell!
I hate the way they make Kermit seem like a real person though, I almost forgot he was a puppet.

I bought two Muppet music videos for my iPod; Popcorn and Bohemian Rhapsody. I also bought some songs.

My favourites are Waldorf and Statler(or w/e his name was):
- I'm gonna enjoy this show.
- You actually planned to ENJOY this show?!
- nope, I brought a book.

Yeah, Waldorf and Statler are hilarious. XD

Greenbottle3 wrote:Yeah, Waldorf and Statler are hilarious. XD

They're always criticizing the show, but it was fun.

Haruka wrote:

Greenbottle3 wrote:Yeah, Waldorf and Statler are hilarious. XD

They're always criticizing the show, but it was fun.

After the Muppets return to the theater in The Muppets:

I've always had dreams we would be back here again!
Dreams? Those were nightmares!
Oh ho ho ho ho!

I always wonder why Kermit appears in Sesame Street too

Danone wrote:I always wonder why Kermit appears in Sesame Street too

This is one of those things that I don't even consider until I think about it.

Kermit: We need something hidious, ugly, horrible and very annoying!
Gonzo: YOU CALLED?

Danone wrote:I always wonder why Kermit appears in Sesame Street too

Well, going to some random wikis reveals something like this: Kermit was the only character from the Sesame Street which was fully owned by Muppets, Inc. and not Sesame Workshop. So one question becomes another - why? A hint is that he started as a commercial Muppet, and most other "SSs" did not - but some did, and he could be bought after all.

Danone wrote:I always wonder why Kermit appears in Sesame Street too

The Sesame Street characters are Muppets too. Jim Henson designed and created them, as well as played them until his death.

Greenbottle3 wrote:

Danone wrote:I always wonder why Kermit appears in Sesame Street too

The Sesame Street characters are Muppets too. Jim Henson designed and created them, as well as played them until his death.

Neverthless the Kermit is the only "shared" Muppet, if you know what I mean.

stan423321 wrote:

Greenbottle3 wrote:

Danone wrote:I always wonder why Kermit appears in Sesame Street too

The Sesame Street characters are Muppets too. Jim Henson designed and created them, as well as played them until his death.

Neverthless the Kermit is the only "shared" Muppet, if you know what I mean.

Ah.

Again I ask: Was Jim Henson's Christmas Toy a good movie?

I don't know. But I heard Kermit is in it.

Who's your favorite Muppet?

Greenbottle3 wrote:Who's your favorite Muppet?

Kermit for sure

The drummer, I completely forgot his name.

Ah, that makes me want to watch the show so much again. It had great voice acting.