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The Kermit Scrunch Face Appreciation Thread

Froggy Fool

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Bravo, my friend, Bravo!

Anyway, I feel like Kermit nowadays (at least with Steve Whitmire; I haven't seen Matt make Kermit's scrunch face as of yet) makes his scrunch face a lot more often, it used to be that Jim made it every once in a while. I especially noticed this on the ABC Muppet Show. :smirk:
 

D'Snowth

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Kermit's ability to scrunch his face is one of the reasons I try my best to give puppets flexible mouths, but the results are never satisfying . . . but then again, it helps that Kermit pretty much has no foam in his head. Still, early AMs were able to scrunch their faces as well - particularly the green and purple ones.
 

LittleJerry92

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Ever find it interesting when Kermit happens to be next to a green Anything Muppet?
 
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