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[[Baby Rowlf]] and [[Baby Skeeter]] think that they see [[Spider-Man]], but it is actually "Spider-Animal". While [[Baby Animal]] is the top half, Gonzo is the bottom half. |
[[Baby Rowlf]] and [[Baby Skeeter]] think that they see [[Spider-Man]], but it is actually "Spider-Animal". While [[Baby Animal]] is the top half, Gonzo is the bottom half. |
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Revision as of 18:01, 19 May 2008
| Muppet Babies | |
| Air Date | October 21, 1989 |
After looking through all of the Sunday comics, the Babies decide to make their own comics. Meanwhile, since Gonzo threw the newspaper all over the hallway, the Babies make Gonzo clean up the hallway before Nanny finds out.
Songs
- The Sunday Funnies
References
- Many comic strips are referenced, including Peanuts (the first strip appears at the beginning of "The Sunday Funnies," among other things), Blondie, Dick Tracy, various Marvel Comics characters, Popeye, Mary Worth, Little Orphan Annie, Prince Valiant, Apartment 3-G, Crock, and Hagar the Horrible.
- Stan Lee appears in the Spiderman segment.
Go Bye-Bye
Baby Rowlf and Baby Skeeter think that they see Spider-Man, but it is actually "Spider-Animal". While Baby Animal is the top half, Gonzo is the bottom half.
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