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The Muppets Go to the Movies (1981) (TV)
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Not too juvenile more (5 total)Cast
(Credited cast) | Jim Henson | ... | Kermit the Frog / Rowlf / The Swedish Chef / Waldorf / Link Hogthrob (voice) |
 | Frank Oz | ... | Fozzie Bear / Miss Piggy / Sam the Eagle (voice) |
 | Dave Goelz | ... | The Great Gonzo / Joe / Beauregarde / Fireman (voice) |
| Jerry Nelson | ... | Lew Zealand / Pops / Dr. Julius Strangepork / Sgt. Floyd Pepper (voice) |
| Richard Hunt | ... | Beaker / Janice / Scooter / Sheriff / Statler (voice) |
| Steve Whitmire | ... | Rizzo the Rat / The Scarlet Pimpernel / Jed (voice) |
| Louise Gold | ... | Popcorn Girl (voice) |
| Rollin Krewson | ... | (voice) |
| Brian Muehl | ... | (voice) |
| Kathryn Mullen | ... | (voice) |
| Bob Payne | ... | (voice) |
 | Dudley Moore | ... | Himself |
 | Lily Tomlin | ... | Herself |
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Scooter (as Porthos): The Villain has dropped something--perhaps it is a clue!Link Hogthrob (as Gummo): It is a crumpet.
Scooter (as Porthos): A pumpernickel crumpet!
The Great Gonzo (as Athos): [fighting the bandit] A pumpernickel crumpet?
Link Hogthrob (as Gummo): A crumpernickel pumpet?
Scooter (as Porthos): And furthermore, it has lumps all over it.
The Great Gonzo (as Athos): A lumpy pumpernickel crumpet?
Link Hogthrob (as Gummo): A crumpy lumpernickel pumpet?
Scooter (as Porthos): And in all of France, there is but one bakery which makes such a delicacy!
The Great Gonzo (as Athos): And that bakery is?
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Partly a promotion for the Muppets' MANHATTAN movie and partly an extended onstage-backstage Muppet Show, this TV production features a fair number of reasonably clever, unpredictable gag lines along with the usual stuff. Once or twice the program lags when a musical number has little special to offer aside from the merits of the music itself and the novelty of being performed by Muppets, for example "Act Naturally" by Floyd and Janis. I guess this is reasonable, as on the regular Muppet Show, because the songs may not be very familiar yet to the young audience. On the other hand, quite a bit of the GO TO THE MOVIES humor is pitched to an audience old enough to recognize references to Ingmar and Ingrid Bergman.