For some reason I was watching this adorable Sesame Street episode about a guy who complains to Grover, the waiter, about a fly in his soup and I thought, he sure looks like Dr. Phil. And what do you know?
This is one of the cutest things I've ever seen: a Muppet quilt! I cannot imagine how long this took, but, giving the amazing outcome, I bet the brilliant chick that did this had a blast. Click here to see close-ups.
I always knew that Ernie was the stabilizing force for Bert. He was the social one, the happy one, the one who always went, "Tee hee hee hee" while playing with rubber duckies. Just watch this video of Bert gone Travis Bickle, and you'll see why he never should've stopped being Ernie's roommate.
It's been lingering in the back of my mind for a long time now. Could we just replace each of the Seinfeld characters with muppets? I know.
For those of you who don't follow the news, Idaho Senator Larry Craig was busted for making hand signals in a men's bathroom. To the person who nabbed him (what a weird job he has!), this meant he was soliciting sex from other men. Just kinda funny, right?
The world's most narcissistic romantic appeared on "Sesame Street" to grace America's youth with a lovesick tune about triangles. It's actually an improvement on the original lyrics, but the song still sucks. You'll see that the muppets have to trip out on acid to muster up the will to party to this tune.
Pulp Fiction just begs to be spoofed. Here's a pretty absurd one. "You won't know the facts until you see it done with Puppets."
Back in the day, the burning question was, "How do we make the already loveable Muppets even more adorable?" Answer? Turn them into babies with even higher pitched voices.