Maybe cuz of her freakish orange skin.....
I have to admit, a cute little number, and they were pretty respectful in doing it. More of an homage than a parody.
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I have to admit, a cute little number, and they were pretty respectful in doing it. More of an homage than a parody.
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I found the sketch on youtube at http://youtube.com/watch?v=KoXGHw4hK60. I thought it as great. Maya Rudolph is 
. The look is perfect. That 
impression is amazing and the 
impression is spot on as well as the Rowlf impression. My only problem is the Sweedesh Chef impression. He couldnt get the Mock Sweedesh down and kept saying Bork too much. Anyway enjoy.
. The look is perfect. That impression is amazing and the impression is spot on as well as the Rowlf impression. My only problem is the Sweedesh Chef impression. He couldnt get the Mock Sweedesh down and kept saying Bork too much. Anyway enjoy.
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Adam Samburger's an idiot.
Other than that, this sketch was great! Rowlf and Animal were the best. I wonder who came up with the idea to do this?
Other than that, this sketch was great! Rowlf and Animal were the best. I wonder who came up with the idea to do this?
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Oh my GOSH! Rowlf and ANIMAL! Gosh! Even Janice was incredible! Zoot looked fantastic, and Chef LOOKED fantastic, and the voice was pretty good, but the mannerisms and dialogue wasn't all that good.
BUT STILL! Awesome, awesome, awesome reference!
BUT STILL! Awesome, awesome, awesome reference!
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Yes indeed. Well said.
Since it was too embarrassing to look at Andy while he performed, I kept my eyes on his hands... it's an old business trick. Actually, I learned that from Dwight Schrute.
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Lol, my Dad told me about it and I saw it on Youtube 
HEH! Glad I'm not the only one that thinks so.
I didn't think the Chef was all that bad. It was really random and off-the-wall, but it is kind of fun to see the Muppets in pop culture again. Rowlf and Animal's voices were great, and the Janice and Zoot costumes were spot-on.
This makes me want to get a bunch of my friends together and be the Electric Mayhem for Halloween.
This makes me want to get a bunch of my friends together and be the Electric Mayhem for Halloween.
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OMG! AWESOME IDEA!This makes me want to get a bunch of my friends together and be the Electric Mayhem for Halloween.
