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Chapter 1: Showtime At The Theater.
It was late at night at the Muppet Theater. Most of the muppets had gone back t the boarding house. All except Scooter. He was at the stage sitting in a chair, a very large one that seemed like it was more apropriate for Sweetums. The audience seats were empty, along with the balcony seats Statler and Waldorf sat in. Scooter was busy looking over some notes with a pencil.
"Oh hi there, I'm Scooter," Scooter said as he gazed up from his notes to look at the viewers. He then put his notes and pencil down.
"You know, as far back as I can remember, the muppets seem to get into some crazy schemes. Maybe we're trying to make it in showbiz, or trying to take on pirates, get on broadway, or even trying to save the theater," replied Scooter. "But this year was the craziest."
"This happened a few days before Christmas began, about a week ago from now. We were putting on a regular christmas variety show we do every year when something very magical happend with us and a very large man with a white beard who likes to dress in red," Scooter continued.
"Sounds interesting right?" Scooter asked trying to get a response. "You people ready for this story to continue? Well let us preceed shall we."
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Flash back a week ago to December 23, 2005.
The Muppet Theater was packed. Every seat in the audience was filled. There were families, and couples, and well, all sorts of people who wanted to see a great show. The theater itself was decorated with christmas decorations too. There were christmas lights on the walls, with christmas greenery also on the walls. Poinsettias wreaths also decorated the walls too.
On stage was Rowlf the dog who was playing a piano on stage singing "Happy Holidays." Behind Rowlf was Floyd Pepper on bass guitar, Zoot on saxaphone, Lips on trumpet, and Animal on drums. And behind Animal was a childrens choir, consisted of boys and girls about twelve years in age, who was also helping Rowlf sing the song and some of them were shaking sleigh bell instruments. The background drop behind the childrens choir was light green, decorated with some flowers, that was made just for the number.
"Happy holidays," sang Rowlf.
"Happy holidays," sang the choir.
"While the merry bells keep ringing, happy holidays to you," sang Rowlf.
"Happy holidays, happy holidays," sang the choir.
"It's the holiday season, and Santa Claus is comin round ,the Christmas snow is white on the ground, When old Santa gets into town, he'll be comin down the chimney down," sang Rowlf.
"He'll be coming down the chimney down," sang the choir.
"It's the holiday season, and Santa Claus has got a toy for every good girl and good little boy, Santas a great big bundle of joy, when he's comin down the chimney down," sang Rowlf.
"When he's comin down the chimney down," sang the choir.
"He'll have a bigfat pack upon his back and lot's of goodies for you and for me, so leave a peppermint sick, for ole Saint Nick, hangin on the Christmas tree,' sang Rowlf.
"It's the holiday season," sang Rowlf.
"Holiday season," sang the choir.
"Soahoopdy doo, and dickory dock, and don't forget to hang up your sock,cause just exactly at 12'o'clock, he'll be comin down the chimney down," sang Rowlf.
"He'll be comin down the chimney down," sang the choir.
"He'll have a big fat pack upon his back," sang Rowlf.
"Yay!" Sang the choir.
"And lot's of goodies for you and for me, so leave a peppermint sick, for ole saint Nick, hangin on the Christmas tree," sang Rowlf.
"It's the holiday season," sang Rowlf.
"Holiday season," sang the choir.
"Soahoopdy do. and dickory dock, and don't forget to hang up your sock,cause just exactly at 12'o'clock, he'll be comin down the chimney," sang Rowlf.
"Comin down the chimney, comin down the chimney down," the choir and Rowlf sang together.
"Happy holidays," sang the choir.
"Happy holidays," sang Rowlf.
"Happy holidays," sang the choir.
"Happy holidays," sang Rowlf.
"While the merry bells keep ringing," sang the choir and Rowlf together.
"Happy holidays to you," sang Rowlf.
"Happy Holidays! Happy Holidays! Happy holidays!" Sang the choir.
"HAPPY HOLIDAYS!!!!!" Animal shouted as the song was over.
The audience applauded the musicians for doing the piece. Rowlf got up from the piano seat and raised his right hand pointing to the childrens choir so they could get more applause. The audience clapped some more to the childrens choir as the children bowed to the audience in unison. The curtains closed several seconds latter.
"So Statler, what did you wish for christmas this year?" Waldorf asked his old friend.
"Better performers, songs, and skits on 'The Muppet show'," Statler joked.
"Dohohohohoho," the two men laughed from the remark.
Rowlf and Floyd walked back stage to find Kermit, Scooter, and Clifford looking over some notes at Kermits usual desk. The back stage was also decorated. It was a gigantic wreath on the wall behind Kermit's desk. There were also a few poinsettias on top of the railing.
"Nice job guys," Kermit said to Rowlf and Floyd as he turned to look at them.
"Ya man, that was tight song," Clifford added also looking at Rowlf and Floyd.
"The ole ivories are loving me tonight," Rowlf remarked.
"Maybe you should get a room with them," Floyd laughed as he and Rowlf walked away.
Kermit looked at Scooter. "What's next?"
"I believe young Robin wanted to tell a christmas story when he was growing up in the swamp," said Scooter looking at his notes.
Kermit looked around the room. "Where is Robin anyway?"
All three looked around the room and then noticed Robin coming up from the stairs that people exit.
"Here I am uncle Kermit," the young frog said while making his way up the stairs.
"What were you doing?" Kermit asked his nephew.
"I was trying to call Santa Claus. I wanted to know how everything was going up at the north pole," Robin said answering his uncle's question.
"Oh well, you're on next," Kermit said. "Clifford, will you introduce Robin?"
"Sure thing Kerm," remarked Clifford. "Let's go Robin."
As Clifford and Robin waked away, Scooter turned to Kermit. "Maybe you should tell him this year."
"Tell him?" Kermit asked looking a little worried.
"Yes, about there not being a Santa Claus," Scooter finished.
"I, I don't know if I can do that Scooter," Kermit said sighing to himself.
"Well it won't be to long before he figures out that there is no such thing as Santa Claus," responded Kermit's assistant.
"Can anything else get worse," Kermit asked himself looking at the ground.
Suddenly Piggy walked up the stairs and entered the backstage carrying some suitcases.
"Piggy, what's with the suitcases? Kermit asked looking at Piggy who seemed like she wasn't in a good mood.
"Oh you're going to love this," Piggy sarcastically said as she looked down the exit stairs to see two people who had finally made it to the top of the backstage. "My nephews are here for the holidays."
"Hey it's the frog," remarked Andy.
"Did you get us any big expensive gifts that we can break real easily for christmas this year?" Randy asked Kermit.
Kermit and Scooter looked at each other and sighed. Not those two, anything but those two. Atleast the show was going well Kermit thought to himself.
ryan
It was late at night at the Muppet Theater. Most of the muppets had gone back t the boarding house. All except Scooter. He was at the stage sitting in a chair, a very large one that seemed like it was more apropriate for Sweetums. The audience seats were empty, along with the balcony seats Statler and Waldorf sat in. Scooter was busy looking over some notes with a pencil.
"Oh hi there, I'm Scooter," Scooter said as he gazed up from his notes to look at the viewers. He then put his notes and pencil down.
"You know, as far back as I can remember, the muppets seem to get into some crazy schemes. Maybe we're trying to make it in showbiz, or trying to take on pirates, get on broadway, or even trying to save the theater," replied Scooter. "But this year was the craziest."
"This happened a few days before Christmas began, about a week ago from now. We were putting on a regular christmas variety show we do every year when something very magical happend with us and a very large man with a white beard who likes to dress in red," Scooter continued.
"Sounds interesting right?" Scooter asked trying to get a response. "You people ready for this story to continue? Well let us preceed shall we."
____________________________________________________________
Flash back a week ago to December 23, 2005.
The Muppet Theater was packed. Every seat in the audience was filled. There were families, and couples, and well, all sorts of people who wanted to see a great show. The theater itself was decorated with christmas decorations too. There were christmas lights on the walls, with christmas greenery also on the walls. Poinsettias wreaths also decorated the walls too.
On stage was Rowlf the dog who was playing a piano on stage singing "Happy Holidays." Behind Rowlf was Floyd Pepper on bass guitar, Zoot on saxaphone, Lips on trumpet, and Animal on drums. And behind Animal was a childrens choir, consisted of boys and girls about twelve years in age, who was also helping Rowlf sing the song and some of them were shaking sleigh bell instruments. The background drop behind the childrens choir was light green, decorated with some flowers, that was made just for the number.
"Happy holidays," sang Rowlf.
"Happy holidays," sang the choir.
"While the merry bells keep ringing, happy holidays to you," sang Rowlf.
"Happy holidays, happy holidays," sang the choir.
"It's the holiday season, and Santa Claus is comin round ,the Christmas snow is white on the ground, When old Santa gets into town, he'll be comin down the chimney down," sang Rowlf.
"He'll be coming down the chimney down," sang the choir.
"It's the holiday season, and Santa Claus has got a toy for every good girl and good little boy, Santas a great big bundle of joy, when he's comin down the chimney down," sang Rowlf.
"When he's comin down the chimney down," sang the choir.
"He'll have a bigfat pack upon his back and lot's of goodies for you and for me, so leave a peppermint sick, for ole Saint Nick, hangin on the Christmas tree,' sang Rowlf.
"It's the holiday season," sang Rowlf.
"Holiday season," sang the choir.
"Soahoopdy doo, and dickory dock, and don't forget to hang up your sock,cause just exactly at 12'o'clock, he'll be comin down the chimney down," sang Rowlf.
"He'll be comin down the chimney down," sang the choir.
"He'll have a big fat pack upon his back," sang Rowlf.
"Yay!" Sang the choir.
"And lot's of goodies for you and for me, so leave a peppermint sick, for ole saint Nick, hangin on the Christmas tree," sang Rowlf.
"It's the holiday season," sang Rowlf.
"Holiday season," sang the choir.
"Soahoopdy do. and dickory dock, and don't forget to hang up your sock,cause just exactly at 12'o'clock, he'll be comin down the chimney," sang Rowlf.
"Comin down the chimney, comin down the chimney down," the choir and Rowlf sang together.
"Happy holidays," sang the choir.
"Happy holidays," sang Rowlf.
"Happy holidays," sang the choir.
"Happy holidays," sang Rowlf.
"While the merry bells keep ringing," sang the choir and Rowlf together.
"Happy holidays to you," sang Rowlf.
"Happy Holidays! Happy Holidays! Happy holidays!" Sang the choir.
"HAPPY HOLIDAYS!!!!!" Animal shouted as the song was over.
The audience applauded the musicians for doing the piece. Rowlf got up from the piano seat and raised his right hand pointing to the childrens choir so they could get more applause. The audience clapped some more to the childrens choir as the children bowed to the audience in unison. The curtains closed several seconds latter.
"So Statler, what did you wish for christmas this year?" Waldorf asked his old friend.
"Better performers, songs, and skits on 'The Muppet show'," Statler joked.
"Dohohohohoho," the two men laughed from the remark.
Rowlf and Floyd walked back stage to find Kermit, Scooter, and Clifford looking over some notes at Kermits usual desk. The back stage was also decorated. It was a gigantic wreath on the wall behind Kermit's desk. There were also a few poinsettias on top of the railing.
"Nice job guys," Kermit said to Rowlf and Floyd as he turned to look at them.
"Ya man, that was tight song," Clifford added also looking at Rowlf and Floyd.
"The ole ivories are loving me tonight," Rowlf remarked.
"Maybe you should get a room with them," Floyd laughed as he and Rowlf walked away.
Kermit looked at Scooter. "What's next?"
"I believe young Robin wanted to tell a christmas story when he was growing up in the swamp," said Scooter looking at his notes.
Kermit looked around the room. "Where is Robin anyway?"
All three looked around the room and then noticed Robin coming up from the stairs that people exit.
"Here I am uncle Kermit," the young frog said while making his way up the stairs.
"What were you doing?" Kermit asked his nephew.
"I was trying to call Santa Claus. I wanted to know how everything was going up at the north pole," Robin said answering his uncle's question.
"Oh well, you're on next," Kermit said. "Clifford, will you introduce Robin?"
"Sure thing Kerm," remarked Clifford. "Let's go Robin."
As Clifford and Robin waked away, Scooter turned to Kermit. "Maybe you should tell him this year."
"Tell him?" Kermit asked looking a little worried.
"Yes, about there not being a Santa Claus," Scooter finished.
"I, I don't know if I can do that Scooter," Kermit said sighing to himself.
"Well it won't be to long before he figures out that there is no such thing as Santa Claus," responded Kermit's assistant.
"Can anything else get worse," Kermit asked himself looking at the ground.
Suddenly Piggy walked up the stairs and entered the backstage carrying some suitcases.
"Piggy, what's with the suitcases? Kermit asked looking at Piggy who seemed like she wasn't in a good mood.
"Oh you're going to love this," Piggy sarcastically said as she looked down the exit stairs to see two people who had finally made it to the top of the backstage. "My nephews are here for the holidays."
"Hey it's the frog," remarked Andy.
"Did you get us any big expensive gifts that we can break real easily for christmas this year?" Randy asked Kermit.
Kermit and Scooter looked at each other and sighed. Not those two, anything but those two. Atleast the show was going well Kermit thought to himself.
ryan