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MuppetToons are a series of digitally-created shorts made in 2000 for the now-defunct MuppetWorld.com website. The shorts involved computer-rendered versions of the Muppet characters, performed by the puppeteers using the Henson Digital Performance System.[1]

Internet users needed to download a browser plug-in called the "Pulse Player" from the company "Pulse Entertainment" in order to watch the MuppetToons from their web browser.



MuppetToons[]

Image Description
Welcome
Featured Kermit & Fozzie Bear welcoming people to the website.


"The Kermambo"
Featured Kermit & Rizzo, with Kermit having to perform a song & dance every time any Internet user requested it because of a faulty server. The Snerfs also appear.


The Stream
Featured Bunsen Honeydew & Beaker, with Bunsen attempting to teleport Beaker to Paris. The teleportation malfunctions as a result of the then-topical "Michelangelo" computer virus, with predictably comical results.
Written by: Jim Lewis and Bret Nelson
Net Congestion
Kermit introduces Fozzie Bear who makes his world wide web comedy debut. Unfortunately, Statler and Waldorf use streaming audio to heckle his performance. All seems lost until Statler and Waldorf's exposure to the streaming audio gives them a case of net congestion. Fozzie has a chance to finish his routine, until the two old geezers sneeze him off the stage.
Written by: Craig Shemin
Journey to the Center of the Cyberverse
Dr. Bunsen Honeydew and Beaker attempt to make a journey to the center of the Internet, while braving viruses.
Written by: Craig Shemin and David Bergantino
You've Got Gonzo
Rizzo the Rat helps Gonzo attempt the most unheard-of stunt yet: E-mailing himself, simultaneously, to everyone in the world!

Cast[]

Sources[]

  1. "MuppeToons premiere on Muppetworld.com", press release by Jim Henson Interactive posted on Muppet Central. March 22, 2000.

External links[]

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