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Enjoy this fan fic, which takes place just as The Muppet Show ended.
Chapter 1
The Muppets all got together in an office one day for a meeting.
"Well, gang, it's been a great season", said Kermit.
"Our best yet!", said Scooter, swinging his fist.
"You said it, Scooter", said Rowlf.
"It was successful in being weirder than past seasons", said Sam in disgust, "I'm glad I was only in two episodes this year."
"Anyway", said Kermit, "We're going to take a break from the show but we also need to plan for the future. Any suggestions?"
"Well, Lips here would like some solos", said Dr. Teeth.
"And lines, too!", said Lips.
"I would like for Muppet Sports to be featured more often", said Louis Kazagger.
"Oh, that's right", said Kermit, "You gave the same suggestion last year."
"We also need more chickens", said Gonzo.
Three chickens clucked in agreement.
Just then a studio executive came into the room.
"Good evening, Muppets", said the executive.
"Who's that?", asked Fozzie.
"This is the studio executive", said Kermit.
"Studio executive?", said Fozzie.
"Yes, he's in charge of getting our show on the air", said Pops.
"On the air?", said Fozzie, "But I've never seen any TV cameras or controll rooms or anything associated with television at the theater before."
"Come to think of it", said Beauregard, "Neither have I."
"I've never seen a camera crew, either", said Sweetums, "In fact, I've never seen the restroom, either."
"Well, I have a big, important announcement to make", said the studio executive.
"You're gonna hire more rats?", said Rizzo.
"No!", said the studio executive, "I'm going to announce that I have to cancel The Muppet Show."
Almost everyone looked shocked. The main exception was Beauregard.
"Okay, then", said Bo, casually, "Announce that The Muppet Show is canceled."
"I just did", said the studio executive.
"But why now?", said Sam, "Why not sooner?"
"Because I haven't gotten any big complaints until now", said the studio executive, "I got one too many complaints about The Muppet Show, and two complaints is too many."
"Oh, so those two old guys complained...", said Fozzie.
"Yes, those two old guys complained", said the studio executive, furiosly, "And their names are Statler and Waldorf."
"What a bummer", said Janice.
"You said it", said Floyd.
"Fer sure", said Janice.
"Well", said Kermit, sadly, "Good thing I still have Sesame Street to fall back on."
"And my fame and good looks will help me find more work", said Miss Piggy.
"Yeah!", said Fozzie, "My fame will find me work, too!"
"But what about us Muppets who never made enough appearances to be famous enough?", asked Louis Kazagger.
"He's got a point", said Annie Sue Pig.
"I know, I know", said Bobby Benson.
"Look, everybody", said the studio executive, "The show's canceled, I'll give you all five minutes to pack up and leave."
"I doont leke dis attall", murmered The Swedish Chef.
"Mee mee mee mee", said Beaker, angrily.
"Well, I hope my uncle who owns the theater can find me work", said Scooter.
"What'll we all do?", said a fearful Robin.
"I'm sure things'll turn out fine", said Kermit.
"You weren't kidding when you said it's not easy being green, were you?", asked Robin.
Kermit left the studio, sad, then he heard a voice.
"Hey, Kermin!", said Pepe, "How about putting me on your show, okay?"
"I keep telling you, we're overstaffed as it is", said Kermit, "And besides, our show is now canceled."
"And", added Sam, "We have one too many weirdos!"
"You are a bad counter, okay", said Pepe, "It's one, two, three, four...."
The next day, Statler and Waldorf were in the park, reading a newspaper which had "The Muppet Show Finally Canceled!" as the front page headline.
"Well, the show's finally over", said Statler.
"Too bad we didn't think to complain when the show began", said Waldorf.
"Well, now that we can no longer heckle The Muppet Show", said Statler, "What show shall we heckle now?"
"Well, according to my research there's only two live shows left", said Waldorf, "That's Saturday Night Live and Fridays."
"Fridays?", said Statler, "Is that show still on the air?"
"How should I know?", asked Waldorf, "It's not even friday."
Statler and Waldorf laughed.
Chapter 1
The Muppets all got together in an office one day for a meeting.
"Well, gang, it's been a great season", said Kermit.
"Our best yet!", said Scooter, swinging his fist.
"You said it, Scooter", said Rowlf.
"It was successful in being weirder than past seasons", said Sam in disgust, "I'm glad I was only in two episodes this year."
"Anyway", said Kermit, "We're going to take a break from the show but we also need to plan for the future. Any suggestions?"
"Well, Lips here would like some solos", said Dr. Teeth.
"And lines, too!", said Lips.
"I would like for Muppet Sports to be featured more often", said Louis Kazagger.
"Oh, that's right", said Kermit, "You gave the same suggestion last year."
"We also need more chickens", said Gonzo.
Three chickens clucked in agreement.
Just then a studio executive came into the room.
"Good evening, Muppets", said the executive.
"Who's that?", asked Fozzie.
"This is the studio executive", said Kermit.
"Studio executive?", said Fozzie.
"Yes, he's in charge of getting our show on the air", said Pops.
"On the air?", said Fozzie, "But I've never seen any TV cameras or controll rooms or anything associated with television at the theater before."
"Come to think of it", said Beauregard, "Neither have I."
"I've never seen a camera crew, either", said Sweetums, "In fact, I've never seen the restroom, either."
"Well, I have a big, important announcement to make", said the studio executive.
"You're gonna hire more rats?", said Rizzo.
"No!", said the studio executive, "I'm going to announce that I have to cancel The Muppet Show."
Almost everyone looked shocked. The main exception was Beauregard.
"Okay, then", said Bo, casually, "Announce that The Muppet Show is canceled."
"I just did", said the studio executive.
"But why now?", said Sam, "Why not sooner?"
"Because I haven't gotten any big complaints until now", said the studio executive, "I got one too many complaints about The Muppet Show, and two complaints is too many."
"Oh, so those two old guys complained...", said Fozzie.
"Yes, those two old guys complained", said the studio executive, furiosly, "And their names are Statler and Waldorf."
"What a bummer", said Janice.
"You said it", said Floyd.
"Fer sure", said Janice.
"Well", said Kermit, sadly, "Good thing I still have Sesame Street to fall back on."
"And my fame and good looks will help me find more work", said Miss Piggy.
"Yeah!", said Fozzie, "My fame will find me work, too!"
"But what about us Muppets who never made enough appearances to be famous enough?", asked Louis Kazagger.
"He's got a point", said Annie Sue Pig.
"I know, I know", said Bobby Benson.
"Look, everybody", said the studio executive, "The show's canceled, I'll give you all five minutes to pack up and leave."
"I doont leke dis attall", murmered The Swedish Chef.
"Mee mee mee mee", said Beaker, angrily.
"Well, I hope my uncle who owns the theater can find me work", said Scooter.
"What'll we all do?", said a fearful Robin.
"I'm sure things'll turn out fine", said Kermit.
"You weren't kidding when you said it's not easy being green, were you?", asked Robin.
Kermit left the studio, sad, then he heard a voice.
"Hey, Kermin!", said Pepe, "How about putting me on your show, okay?"
"I keep telling you, we're overstaffed as it is", said Kermit, "And besides, our show is now canceled."
"And", added Sam, "We have one too many weirdos!"
"You are a bad counter, okay", said Pepe, "It's one, two, three, four...."
The next day, Statler and Waldorf were in the park, reading a newspaper which had "The Muppet Show Finally Canceled!" as the front page headline.
"Well, the show's finally over", said Statler.
"Too bad we didn't think to complain when the show began", said Waldorf.
"Well, now that we can no longer heckle The Muppet Show", said Statler, "What show shall we heckle now?"
"Well, according to my research there's only two live shows left", said Waldorf, "That's Saturday Night Live and Fridays."
"Fridays?", said Statler, "Is that show still on the air?"
"How should I know?", asked Waldorf, "It's not even friday."
Statler and Waldorf laughed.