muppetrules233
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The Muppets did pretty good on the west side of walt disney world. kermit and missy piggy were like sportscenter anchor.
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Your Thoughts: Muppets on Disney's Christmas Parade
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Missy Piggy? Whos that? Is that Miss Piggys sister or something?muppetrules233 said:
Well even though this thread seems to have moved off the original idea, i'd like to say I really enjoyed seeing Kermit, Piggy, and Gonzo at the Disney parade.
And even through it was a script (and it was pretty obvious that Kelly and Regis were on script as well), their performance blew Kelly and Regis away.
It honostly seemed like Kermit and Piggy were real, and Kelly and Regis were the talking puppets.
And even through it was a script (and it was pretty obvious that Kelly and Regis were on script as well), their performance blew Kelly and Regis away.
It honostly seemed like Kermit and Piggy were real, and Kelly and Regis were the talking puppets.
I didn't comment on it until now... but it seems that the Shilling for Disney is in effect for the Muppets. I only watched it for them. The Disney X-mas parade is mainly just a darn commercial for Disney World....