I'm really sick of this... - Page 2

*Drtooth* · 12-07-2006, 01:16 PM

As a Muppet fan, I'm pretty sick and tired of hearing the same piece of misinformation everyone apparently has. Well, I'm here to debunk it...

MISS PIGGY WAS NEVER ON SESAME STREET!!!

And Niether were Fozzie Bear, Gonzo, or Animal.

I've said it. My entire life, I kept having misinformed people that believe that over and over. I'm a member of Muppetcentral's web board, and we get that question once every so often. Then, I read this magazine that said, "In 1969, Sesame Street first debuted with Kermit, Cookie Monster, and Miss Piggy." Okay, Miss Piggy wasn't even created until 1975.

Now, I will say, a picture of Miss Piggy appeared in the back ground in a skit about the three pigs. Rowlf the Dog was on the pilot, with Kermit, and in a segment about the number 9. Then, of course, there were several random monsters that have been around since the Ed Sullivan appearances that were on both shows. But that's about it. Big Bird, Ernie, and Bert were guests on the Muppet show, each on one episode.

That's about it. I'm just tired of hearing that.

12-07-2006, 01:16 PM	#1
Drtooth Foot Elite Join Date: Dec 2003 Posts: 4,439	I'm really sick of this... As a Muppet fan, I'm pretty sick and tired of hearing the same piece of misinformation everyone apparently has. Well, I'm here to debunk it... MISS PIGGY WAS NEVER ON SESAME STREET!!! And Niether were Fozzie Bear, Gonzo, or Animal. I've said it. My entire life, I kept having misinformed people that believe that over and over. I'm a member of Muppetcentral's web board, and we get that question once every so often. Then, I read this magazine that said, "In 1969, Sesame Street first debuted with Kermit, Cookie Monster, and Miss Piggy." Okay, Miss Piggy wasn't even created until 1975. Now, I will say, a picture of Miss Piggy appeared in the back ground in a skit about the three pigs. Rowlf the Dog was on the pilot, with Kermit, and in a segment about the number 9. Then, of course, there were several random monsters that have been around since the Ed Sullivan appearances that were on both shows. But that's about it. Big Bird, Ernie, and Bert were guests on the Muppet show, each on one episode. That's about it. I'm just tired of hearing that. __________________ [Insert mildly amusing banner here]