Here's the Swedish Chef. Let me know if you have trouble understanding his dialect.
“How bout you, Chef,” Mr. Adler said, putting his feet up on the desk again, and leaning back. “This should be easy,” he added, under his breath.
“Okey. Bork bork bork! I gooess it ell sterted seence-a my deboot oon zee Mooppet Shoo. I'fe elveys beeen a leettle soospeeciuoos thet sumetheeng ves oodd, yuoo knoo? Yuoo ifer get thet feeleeng? My persuneleety keend ooff chunges et rundum, und my hunds seem tu hefe a meend ooff zeeur oovn”, the Swedish Chef said, with a suspicious glance at his hands.
The Muppets all turned to look at Mr. Adler for his input. He looked up. Frankly, he hadn’t been listening.
“Erm…that’s nice,” he said, and returned to analyzing his fingernails. “How does that make you feel?”
“Soospeeciouoos,” the Chef answered.
“Uh huh….and why is that?”
“…My hunds seem tu hefe-a a meend ooff zeeur oovn,” the Chef said, arching an eyebrow at him.
“Um…perhaps it’s because…” Mr. Adler said, searching his brain for a passable explanation.
“You ever think maybe it’s because you’re a frickin puppet?” Miss Piggy snorted.
The Muppets all turned to her, wide eyed, with a loud gasp. Mr. Adler jumped in surprise.
“We shall NEVER talk of whom we do not speak,” Scooter said, pointing a finger strictly at her.
“Well I’m sorry, SOMEONE had to mention it,” Miss Piggy muttered. “It’s not like you never look down and see the bearded men,” she said, with a glance downward. Scooter began to tremble. All at once the Muppets looked down.
“ARARARRGH!” they shrieked and instantly looked up at the ceiling.
“What was THAT?!” Gonzo yelped.
“Holy moses!” Kermit shrieked.
“I think I’m gonna be siiiick,” Fozzie whined.
The Swedish Chef looked down to see what the big fuss was all about. “Ooh. Noow I get it,” he said, nodding. “Hey zeere-a,” he added with a wave to the two puppeteers. “Ookey. Thunk yuu,” he said.
The clearly scarred Muppets all turned to Mr. Adler to see who would be next.