Did You Know?
Follows
Followed by
Edited into
includes a clip from the movie
A clip of Kermit's legs exiting Bunsen's lab is used during the western game.
References
When Miss Piggy gets picked up by Kermit and the gang, from hitch-hiking, she tells them that so much has happened to her since they last saw her, Kermit responds, "Frankly Miss Piggy, I don't give a hoot."
Kermit & Piggy chase each other in 18th cent. dress, have love scene a la Tom Jones
Big Bird appears during "Moving Right Along"; also, various Sesame Street characters appear in the crowd sequence near the end
Mel Brooks' character has PRES on the back of his coat like he has GOV in Blazing Saddles
Referenced in
Piggy mentions it
"The Rainbow Connection" is one of the songs performed.
The farmer says he's taking his pig to see The Muppet Movie.
Baby Kermit says, "When we get older we can go to Hollywood and make our own movies!"
Animal's "go home" comment at the end is reused by Ferris after the credits in similar circumstances
Servo sings part of "The Rainbow Connection."
Videocassette seen at Mondo Video
The Swedish Chef reprises his role in this show as film projector operator, which he also did in "The Muppet Movie"
Joel (singing): "Travelin' along, footloose and fancy free"
Shelly tells Richard that they had all four Muppet movies at the video store.
When Peter has a puppet he says he's going to make it sing Rainbow Connection. Rainbow Connection was a song performed by puppets from this movie.
Justin Timberlake and Kermit sing The Rainbow Connection
videotape in stack
Floyd says 'We've been driving the same lousy bus since 1978'
Referenced in Hamas Celebration Party
The Doctor says that The Muppet Movie came out in 1979.
DVDs being sold in the store behind Pamela
Andy performs "The Rainbow Connection" on his banjo.
Nicholas Zebrun is heard impersonating Janice when he says, "For sure, man!"
The song 'Rainbow Connection' is mentioned
One of the movies the Scottsman shouts at while watching it.
It is mentioned that Emily loves the movie as a kid; her mother thinks Emily might be "Jim Henson reincarnated"
clips of Jim Henson and Frank Oz improvising as Kermit and Fozzie for the film are included
Austin Pendleton's role is recalled
Roman and Ben talk about Kermit's song "Rainbow Connection".
Honorable mention for the top movies based on TV shows
mentioned
Kermit says, "Didn't you see our first movie? We drive!"
ATG is asked why there are so many songs about rainbows.
Featured in
there are several clips, since this show promotes the first muppet film
clips
includes a clip from the movie
clips of this movie are shown in the aniversary special
Footage from this film was edited into this mini-series
The song "Rainbow Connection" is #74 on the list.
Clips are shown
Ellen's #4 Road Trip Romance
Clip of the Electric Mayhem bus seen at start of Muppet sketch
Clip shown when Hewy discusses Paul Williams
movie's soundtrack is reviewed
Spoofed in
A man in a swamp asks for directions when Kermit is playing a banjo and singing and kermit says the way out is "back the way you came" while loading a shot gun
While doing a stand-up routine in Saudi Arabia, Fozzie Bear starts to tell a joke with "I knew a guy who was so Arab....." He is interrupted by a man who pulls out a sword and asks "How Arab was he?" Fozzie nervously answers "He was so Arab that everyone liked him and there was nothing funny about him at all!" This is almost the same thing that happened to Fozzie in the movie, except the joke started "I knew a sailor who was so fat..." and a fat sailor breaks a bottle and menacingly asks "How fat was he?!"
Kermit seen with his banjo at a swamp trying to make a song about rainbows.




