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Is Muppet Labs a realistic variety show act?

minor muppetz

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This thought recently got into my mind. Is Muppet Labs a realistic kind of sketch for a variety show?

sure, they are comedy sketches, but in the universe of the show, the various mishaps are not intentional. I guess it’s two scientists showing off a talent - showing how their inventions work. Perhaps it’s a cheap way to advertise their latest inventions.

I guess they could be sponsoring or providing funding for the show, and that’s why they get put on.
 

MartyMuppets

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Very interesting points you've raised minor.
They are relevant for consideration since Bunsen and Beaker are portrayed, not as actors playing roles in sketches, but as real scientists/inventors who genuinely believe their discoveries will shape the future of the way we live.
 
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