| Muppet Babies | |
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| Air Date | December 8, 1990 |
| Written by | Hank Saroyan J.R. Young |
| Releases | Yes, I Can Learn |
Piggy loses her copy of Alice in Wonderland, so the Babies help her write and draw another one.
Song[]
- "Bookah Bookah"
Notes[]
- This episode refers extensively to the Creature Shop movie Labyrinth, and also features footage from The Witches.
- The animated portions feature the Muppet Babies as characters from the film, and incorporates clips with the babies' voices dubbed over the original. In one scene, Piggy runs into Rowlf and Fozzie sharing a joke book, a reference to The Four Guards. Later, Piggy runs into Gonzo as Hoggle (based on his library book about goblins) and takes Piggy on her "journey" to find the missing book. Along the way they run into Animal (as Ludo).
- Piggy also encounters Scooter, who having made a caterpillar costume, now becomes The Worm.
- Meanwhile, Kermit imagines himself as a mouse during the episode, and the cartoon cuts into footage from The Witches.
- The Alice in Wonderland characters everyone is assigned to draw
- Alice (Piggy)
- The Dormouse (Kermit)
- The White Rabbit (Skeeter)
- The Cheshire Cat (Animal)
- The Caterpillar (Scooter)
- The Mad Hatter (Gonzo)
- The Queen of Hearts (Rowlf)
- Tweedledum and Tweedledee (Fozzie)
- This is the second episode to feature (or mention) Alice in Wonderland, the first being "Close Encounters of the Frog Kind." It also featured Piggy in the Alice role.
- Nanny watches a cooking show with a Julia Child impression voice-over (by Frank Welker).
Gallery[]
Scooter as the Worm...
...but looking like him, too
Kermit & Piggy as mice
Scooter & Skeeter worms with Animal as an ostrich.
The Four Guards
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