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A group of white '''rabbits''' debuted in the fourth season of ''[[The Muppet Show]]''. |
A group of white '''rabbits''' debuted in the fourth season of ''[[The Muppet Show]]''. |
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| − | In [[Episode 421: Doug Henning|episode 421]], [[Fozzie Bear]] performs a magic trick for [[Robin the Frog]] which results in ten rabbits springing from his magician's hat. The rabbits take to Fozzie as their "daddy" and go on to ruin the illusion of most of his tricks for the rest of the night. |
+ | In [[Episode 421: Doug Henning|episode 421]], [[Fozzie Bear]] performs a magic trick for [[Robin the Frog]] which results in ten rabbits springing from his magician's hat. The rabbits take to Fozzie as their "daddy" and go on to ruin the illusion of most of his tricks for the rest of the night. At the end, one appears in [[Statler and Waldorf's box]] and imitates Porky Pig from [[Looney Tunes]] saying (in the usual stuttering manner) "That's all folks!" Afterwards, Waldorf hits him with a small gavel. |
In [[Episode 420: Alan Arkin|episode 420]], they are terrorized by a "Mr. Hyde" version of [[Alan Arkin]] before they themselves drink the potion created by [[Dr. Bunsen Honeydew]] which makes them mean, vicious rabbits. The group performed under the moniker, [[The Bun-Bun Brothers]], for "[[Zip-a-Dee-Doo-Dah]]" with slightly modified eyes. |
In [[Episode 420: Alan Arkin|episode 420]], they are terrorized by a "Mr. Hyde" version of [[Alan Arkin]] before they themselves drink the potion created by [[Dr. Bunsen Honeydew]] which makes them mean, vicious rabbits. The group performed under the moniker, [[The Bun-Bun Brothers]], for "[[Zip-a-Dee-Doo-Dah]]" with slightly modified eyes. |
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| − | After ''The Muppet Show'', they appeared in several issues of ''[[Muppet Magazine]]''. |
+ | After ''The Muppet Show'', they appeared in several issues of ''[[Muppet Magazine]]''. They were background characters in ''[[The Christmas Toy]]'' and its spin-off ''[[The Secret Life of Toys]]'' episodes. The bunnies appeared on ''[[Muppets Tonight]]'' (in [[Episode 110: Martin Short|episode 110]] for an "[[E-I-E-I-OR]]" sketch, and in [[Episode 102: Garth Brooks|episode 102]] as audience members for [[Garth Brooks]]' Tom Jones number). Their latest appearance to date was two brief cameos on the side of the road in ''[[Kermit's Swamp Years]]''. |
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| + | Other rabbits, bunnies, and hares: |
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| + | Angsthaas thumb.jpg|[[Angsthaas]] |
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| + | Abbot thumb.jpg|[[Abbot]] |
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| + | BeanBunny-Portrait.jpg|[[Bean Bunny]] |
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| + | Billy-small.jpg|[[Billy (Bear in the Big Blue House)]] |
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| + | Character.billybunny.jpg|[[Billy Bunny]] |
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| + | BonnieRabbit.jpg|[[Bonnie Rabbit]] |
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| + | Bonnie bitbbh thumb.jpg|[[Bonnie (Bear in the Big Blue House)]] |
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| + | Bonniemopatop thumb.jpg|[[Bonnie (Mopatop's Shop)]] |
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| + | Bunny and Animal.jpg|[[Bunny]] |
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| + | Character.easterbunny.jpg|[[The Easter Bunny]] |
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| + | hare thumb.jpg|[[The Hare|Hare]] |
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| + | Folge2414-4.jpg|[[Henry (Sesamstrasse)|Henry]] |
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| + | Hilda Rabbit.png|[[Hilda (Sesame Tree)|Hilda]] |
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| + | Character.hopperbunny.jpg|[[Hopper]] |
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| + | Character.jackrabbit.jpg|[[Jack Rabbit]] |
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| + | Character.profrabbit.jpg|[[Professor D. Rabbit]] |
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| + | Rodney.jpg|[[Rodney (rabbit)|Rodney]] |
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| + | RudderRabbit.jpg|[[Rudder Rabbit]] |
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| + | Character.steelrabbit.jpg|[[Steel Rabbit]] |
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==See also== |
==See also== |
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| − | * [[Bean Bunny]] |
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| − | * [[Billy Bunny]] |
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| − | * [[Bonnie]] |
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| − | * [[Bonnie the Bunny]] |
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* ''[[The Bunny Hop]]'' |
* ''[[The Bunny Hop]]'' |
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+ | * [[:Category:Bunny Picnic Characters|Bunny Picnic Characters]] |
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| − | * [[Hare]] |
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| − | * [[Hopper]] |
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| − | * [[Jack Rabbit]] |
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| − | * [[Steel Rabbit]] |
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| − | * ''[[The Tale of the Bunny Picnic]]'' |
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Revision as of 07:24, 20 April 2020
Rabbits are animals, considered by many to be "cute and cuddly" because of their small faces, furry bodies and bushy tails. These characteristics are often used in Muppet portrayals of rabbits, also called bunnies in domestic settings.
The Muppet Show
A group of white rabbits debuted in the fourth season of The Muppet Show.
In episode 421, Fozzie Bear performs a magic trick for Robin the Frog which results in ten rabbits springing from his magician's hat. The rabbits take to Fozzie as their "daddy" and go on to ruin the illusion of most of his tricks for the rest of the night. At the end, one appears in Statler and Waldorf's box and imitates Porky Pig from Looney Tunes saying (in the usual stuttering manner) "That's all folks!" Afterwards, Waldorf hits him with a small gavel.
In episode 420, they are terrorized by a "Mr. Hyde" version of Alan Arkin before they themselves drink the potion created by Dr. Bunsen Honeydew which makes them mean, vicious rabbits. The group performed under the moniker, The Bun-Bun Brothers, for "Zip-a-Dee-Doo-Dah" with slightly modified eyes.
After The Muppet Show, they appeared in several issues of Muppet Magazine. They were background characters in The Christmas Toy and its spin-off The Secret Life of Toys episodes. The bunnies appeared on Muppets Tonight (in episode 110 for an "E-I-E-I-OR" sketch, and in episode 102 as audience members for Garth Brooks' Tom Jones number). Their latest appearance to date was two brief cameos on the side of the road in Kermit's Swamp Years.
Gallery
Other rabbits, bunnies, and hares:
