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Ohhh, right, I forgot about that... Oops!

Funny that you should mention Floyd serenading Janice. Earlier today, I was listening to... Who Put the Bomp (Barry Mann)- I got to thinking about how Floyd could sing this, looking at Janice during the speaking part. :sing::flirt:

Speaking of feathers, I used to think Big Bird was made of corn. His feathers just looked like corn to me.

Awww, I love that scene in MFC! I agree that he wasn't trying to hurt Robin, but I do think that he was trying to get back at Kermit. He was angry about being pressured by Kermit and Scooter, and remembering that Robin was sleeping on the plate, he decided to pretend that he was going to...

That's true, but I don't think any of them were regular characters. Of course, I could be wrong... Just out of curiosity, have the Swedish Chef and Robin interacted in other episodes? I can't remember seeing them together in other scenes besides this one.

Maybe Robin fell asleep somewhere else, then the chef grabbed him and put him on the plate to use him in the sketch later. He obviously knew Robin was on the plate before he started. Why he wanted to cook Robin, I have no idea...

****** Janet from the Rocky Horror Picture Show soundtrack. I'm sure you know what the first word is, even if it's censored!

There's also the part in A Muppet Family Christmas where everybody's singing Christmas carols, and Floyd and Janice are sitting rully close together. :flirt::sing:

One of my favourites is the scene in MTM when that guy runs off with her purse. She borrows Gregory Hines' skates and chases the mugger, then Kermit shows up and she starts arguing with him about his "relationship" with Jenny. The whole thing is hilarious, from Piggy's angry eyes during the...

Maybe Rizzo meant that there's no edible food. And I think Pops was being sarcastic. Since the food isn't good, the kitchen might as well not exist.

See? Robin's on the plate even before the sketch begins! What's he doing there? :confused:

There's something that bugs me in the Muppet Show sketch where the Swedish Chef is unprepared to go on stage, and Kermit and Scooter force him to go on. After yelling obscenities (I think) at them, the Swedish Chef tries to chop Robin's legs off. It's a funny sketch, but why is Robin already on...

The one where Bert and Ernie go fishing never fails to make me laugh. I'm giggling right now just thinking about it! "Heeeeeeere, FISHIE FISHIE FISHIE!"

Hmmm... Maybe you're right. After all, we've never seen Robin's parents, so how do we know what they look like? That still doesn't explain why he spends so much time with Kermit. I'm not saying that's a bad thing. It's great that they're so close, but why do we only see Robin's parents (if...

Hi! I've been lurking for years, but I only just joined recently. Don't know why I waited so long... Anyway, I've been a fan of the Muppets as long as I can remember, and it's been fun discussing them and reminiscing!

Does anyone remember the cartoon with three body builders? The third and biggest one has so much muscle that you can't see his face, and he can't support all the weight so he falls over and shatters. I can't find it anywhere, and now I'm starting to wonder if I just imagined it.

I know, that was bad. :o

What if Red married Floyd? (I don't really want them to be together, but think of what her full name could be!) What if the Swedish Chef spoke perfect English? What if Gonzo really did return to his home planet? What if Zoot had more energy?

I know Kermit has about 3000 siblings, but there's never been any mention of a twin. Your explanation makes sense, Daffyfan2003.

"Jake the Peg" by Rolf Harris: I can see this being sung by an AM who has three legs, and throughout the song, other Muppets come in and laugh or stare at him. He could even show up in a Veterinarian's Hospital sketch later in the episode, demanding to have his extra leg amputated.