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the bucket that stuck to Beaker's head

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In The Muppets at Walt Disney World, when the bucket falls on Beakers head at the beginning, and when it falls back on later when it blasts off and back on, does anybody have any idea how it was done? Could a string have been attached to the bucket so it could be pulled off and then the tape could have been played in reverse? Or could it have been a situation simialr to the drum rolling in Emmet Otter's Jug-Band Christmas, with it being dropped until it was done right (I wonder how many takes those scenes took).
 
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