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You've ever copied one of Piggy's outfits for youself. (Not joking--the pig has style!)

Catherine: So...everybody happy? (There are general murmurs of assent from the two lime-green tween recliners, in which the occupants of room 20 are snugged two-to-a-chair. Catherine: What are we watching? Kermit: Haven't a clue. Fozzie: I thought it was a long commercial. Piggy: Don't...

Chapter 55: A Whole Lot of Something Goin’ On There was great deal of squealing and exciting cheering and screaming going on, and a lot of it seemed to emanate from one particular row of seats. The auditorium noise had already been cacophonous when Piggy had made her first appearance on the...

Earlier this evening: Room 20 is in a bit of an uproar. Clothes are strewn about the girls rooms, and even Kermit's room looks a little disheveled compared to usual. Catherine: Hey guys! C'mon c'mon--we're going to be late. Fozzie: Is my tie on straight? Kermit: Um, no. Piggy: (sotto...

Ru: Hey! Don't eat in the aisles! You'll get the floor all sticky for the dancers! Beauregard: Wow--you should have MY job!

Not so fast! Tsk tsk, Ed! You didn't think I was DONE with you and Autumn, did you? Besides, I'll need you around for some very necessary heroics later on--so stay tuned!

Chapter 54: The Show Goes On Robin had been more than chipper this afternoon after talking with his father. Modern technology is a wonderful thing, but Scooter had finally managed—just barely!—with the assistance of Kermit’s old friend Sherwood and a horse-driven buggy to get a message to the...

Piggy: Is that what you're wearing tomorrow? Kermit: (a little defensive) Um, yeah. Piggy: Kermit, sweetie, I don't want to seem bossy, but don't you think you could wear something a little more, I don't know, festive? Kermit: What do you mean? I like this outfit! It's a go anywhere outfit...

On "The Andy Griffith Show" (you know, Mayberry, Aunt Bea, Opie and Barney Fife), Andy Griffith would look at the scripts and say, "That sounds too much like a joke--let's cut that out." He wanted the humor of the situation to flow naturally out of the characters. I would say (IHNHO) that much...

Oh, and she calls him "hubby!" and you'll notice that he doesn't correct her? Nor does he protest when she gives him a long and noisy kiss--just looks sheepish and, well, deserving of same! In fact, for Kermit, he's remarkable benevolent and non-high-strung, even indulging her about being a...