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There seems to be a gag regarding Fozzie driving a Studebaker. I just don't get it. Could someone clear this one up?
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A gag regarding Fozzie's Studebaker
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That part of "The Muppet Movie." It's a great scene, I highly reccommend it. The Studebaker Company first produced pioneer canvas covered wagons, and later produced cars until about 1970. (not sure of date.) Fozzie drives a car Studebaker!Marble Didymus said:
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I have already seen the scene. I'm still lost.
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what scene do you refer to?
"Ah! A bear in his natural habitat! ... A studebaker."
I think Fozzie just realized that he WASN'T in his natural habitat.
"Ah! A bear in his natural habitat! ... A studebaker."
I think Fozzie just realized that he WASN'T in his natural habitat.
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Actually, I'm just refering to the idea in general.Super Scooter said:
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Why not a Studebaker? It seems like thde type of car a comedian would drive... more particular, a bad comedian. Just imagine how many jokes you could make about a car with a name like that!
I think a bear puppet driving any car is funny by itself. When the car has a funny name, it makes it all the better. There really isn't anything to "get". It's just a funny concept to see a puppet drive and I don't think it was ever done before.