Muppets christmas

Cold, dark evenings and long bank holidays in front of the TV, it’s no wonder there are some awesome Christmas films to keep us entertained.

A Muppet Family Christmas is a TV special that premiered on December 16, 1987 on ABC. The special was recorded at CFTO (also known as 9 Channel Nine Court), a studio in Agincourt near Toronto, Canada.[1] In this one-hour Christmas special, Fozzie Bear surprises his mother Emily on Christmas Eve by bringing the entire Muppet gang to her farm to celebrate the holidays. Doc and his dog Sprocket, who had planned a quiet Christmas, end up joining the Muppets in their holiday activities and…

MERRY CHRISTMAS!

Polaroid pioneered the instant camera and was one of the leading makers of cameras and film. In 1981, the Muppets appeared in a number of commercials for Polaroid cameras, making good use of their slogan "Polaroid means fun." The Muppets also appeared in magazine print ads for Polaroid. Kermit's Party - Kermit throws a party for his friends, but is worried when he can't find his Polaroid One-Step. He quickly finds it and takes a picture of Fozzie, Statler, Bunsen, Zoot, Sam the Eagle, Lips…

‘We had to put Charles Dickens in the movie. Who’s the least likely character to be Charles Dickens? Gonzo!’

“Tomorrow's new #TheMuppets at 8|7c on ABC brings a classic Christmas character: Beaker the Red-Nosed Lab Assistant!”

Robin: We always come together at Christmas! Kermit: Yeah. Life would just pass in a blur if it weren't for times like this. Note:we normally try to tell you cast members' names in our reviews. But this special features just about every Muppet that existed at the time and they are voiced by a small group of puppeteers. Naming all of them could get monotonous so please check the imdb page for A Muppet Family Christmas for more information about the cast. Premiered December 16, 1987. Kermit…

The Muppet Christmas Carol