LouisTheOtter
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Okay, friends, try this one on for size.
It's one thing to say that a character like any of the Muppets has a classic catch-phrase, and it's quite another to say that some things that come out of their mouths just make you feel good all over for no particular reason other than "it just does."
I already mentioned elsewhere on this forum that Sweetums exclaiming "YA WANNA GIVE US SOME MONEY?!" while taking calls at the telethon in The Muppets just puts a smile on my face.
The same thing happens when I hear Dr. Teeth say "Pos-a-lutely!" (Although, given the way Bill Baretta has infused that classic character with new life, there's very little he can do wrong with it these days IMHO.)
And then there's the Swedish Chef saying "Bernigee." I know it's a nonsense word that sounds like pidgeon Swedish, but it still rocks. I loved it in "Bohemian Rhapsody" and I still chuckle when I think about its use in the ultimately-inaccurate-but-still-funny "Jail Trailer" for The Muppets.
WANDA SYKES: Are you guys... (Checks clipboard) ..."the Muppets"?
EVERYBODY BUT THE SWEDISH CHEF: Yeah.
SWEDISH CHEF: Bernigee!
So let's give it a try and have some fun. Complete the sentence: "It makes me happy when _______ says..."
It's one thing to say that a character like any of the Muppets has a classic catch-phrase, and it's quite another to say that some things that come out of their mouths just make you feel good all over for no particular reason other than "it just does."
I already mentioned elsewhere on this forum that Sweetums exclaiming "YA WANNA GIVE US SOME MONEY?!" while taking calls at the telethon in The Muppets just puts a smile on my face.
The same thing happens when I hear Dr. Teeth say "Pos-a-lutely!" (Although, given the way Bill Baretta has infused that classic character with new life, there's very little he can do wrong with it these days IMHO.)
And then there's the Swedish Chef saying "Bernigee." I know it's a nonsense word that sounds like pidgeon Swedish, but it still rocks. I loved it in "Bohemian Rhapsody" and I still chuckle when I think about its use in the ultimately-inaccurate-but-still-funny "Jail Trailer" for The Muppets.
WANDA SYKES: Are you guys... (Checks clipboard) ..."the Muppets"?
EVERYBODY BUT THE SWEDISH CHEF: Yeah.
SWEDISH CHEF: Bernigee!
So let's give it a try and have some fun. Complete the sentence: "It makes me happy when _______ says..."