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Kermit on KCTS Ad

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Okay, so this is obviously not the real Kermit, but only a doll that they're using. Mostly you see is a little of his mouth, a little of his body and a lot of his flippers. They're using him to advertise the channel 9 store. They show him going over a list of people he has to buy gifts for (I didn't get a good look at the list but I did catch the name of his nephew Robin on it). He shows the list to a guy in the store who picks out the gifts for him (mostly books) and puts them in bags. We then see a flipper waving goodbye to the guy. It's was short and slightly weird but it is another example of how the popularity of the Muppets is slowly increasing.
 
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