Ruahnna
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Whew! So glad they made it to Hollywood and got the rich and famous contract!
Lisa, I like how you integrate the puppeteers into the story every so often--this is complicated and you do it very well. I am dreading the day when Jim leaves them all. (Planning to address that sad reality in Kermie's Girl in the future.)
Liked the diva being a flirt diva. I love to see Piggy aggravate Kermit, but (whining a little) I wish he could get just a little comfort out of this budding relationship. Piggy can be nice <Is not a fangirl> and she would like to be very nice to Kermit. Can't we see that just a little? This "we don't have a relationship" thing is part of Kermit's resistance to being romantically close to someone, but we all know that when push comes to shove (which it's likely to if you're in a relationship with Miss Piggy), Kermit will show his true emotional colors.
I actually didn't realize that Piggy did commercials for Denny's, but I knew she did Pepperoni poppers for Pizza Hut. Somebody needs to swat her agent. (Am I the only person who really gets weirded out by eating certain things now?
Also, re Leyla's:
Lisa, I like how you integrate the puppeteers into the story every so often--this is complicated and you do it very well. I am dreading the day when Jim leaves them all. (Planning to address that sad reality in Kermie's Girl in the future.)
Liked the diva being a flirt diva. I love to see Piggy aggravate Kermit, but (whining a little) I wish he could get just a little comfort out of this budding relationship. Piggy can be nice <Is not a fangirl> and she would like to be very nice to Kermit. Can't we see that just a little? This "we don't have a relationship" thing is part of Kermit's resistance to being romantically close to someone, but we all know that when push comes to shove (which it's likely to if you're in a relationship with Miss Piggy), Kermit will show his true emotional colors.
I actually didn't realize that Piggy did commercials for Denny's, but I knew she did Pepperoni poppers for Pizza Hut. Somebody needs to swat her agent. (Am I the only person who really gets weirded out by eating certain things now?
Also, re Leyla's:
Guilty confession: One of my all-time favorite muppet jokes is when Dr. Honeydew, who has no eyes, is dancing with a female muppet who has no mouth. When the music stops he says, "I see you have nothing to say." Makes me fall off the couch every time. Later, he says, "I see you still have nothing to say." Ridiculous, nonsensical--ahhh, classic muppety goodness. (Anybody know the name of that no-mouth female muppet?)I love jokes where one of the muppets, often it's Kermit, points out something that they lack as an anthropomorphic animal. i.e. "Pigs don't have eyebrows."