Hmm, to answer one of your other questions, I think that the evil goat went straight for the legs. I think it would've been too hard to do it any other way. And maybe it happened so fast that they didn't get a chance to think about it. Or, since they are Muppets, maybe they thought tumbling down the mountain like that was fun!
Bill Bubble Guy said:
Interesting thought that he might have assumed he could make it. Like he thought, "But the rope was firmly sound. I can't understand what is happening but I simply must go on. Maybe it was a faulty rope we brought. And the track must be very treacherous and un-predictable. But gulp. I will be extremely careful and reach the top and get back down again. Then at my friends funeral service at least I'll be able to tell them I succeeded for all of us when I say Good-bye."
Ha trembling and nervous but stubbornly thinking the loose rocks will not claim him. Silly, crazy, foolish muppets.
Aww, maybe I'm silly, crazy, and foolish or stubborn since that was my idea where he might think he could still make it!
But yeah, that's precisely what I was thinking. He had to go for it!
Bill Bubble Guy said:
...."The pigs went over the mountain, the pigs went over the mountain, the pigs went over the mountain, to see what they could see."
How cute is that to think of them singing that song, too! I'll bet you're right, though. As much fun as the Happy Wanderer seems like it would be to sing, they must have tried to sing other songs as well... like "Tumblin' Down" by John Mellencamp or "Roll Me Away" by Bob Seger... gotta get the evil goat back for those, though.
I'm glad you're having such a good time in here, Marty! That's what we're here for, hehe! It is interesting to think about the different things leading up to the creation of a certain sketch. And you're probably right that it may have been just one at first, but sometimes the ideas just roll on and on. It's crazy and fun to see what can come of some ideas like that!