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Speaker BHello.
Speaker BHi, and welcome all to a new episode of Murphy's Rank the World, a podcast where us Murphy siblings get together and pretend to focus on sober and fair assessments of all sorts of things, but instead most likely go off on more than a few tangents and generally get silly.
Speaker BLet's say hi to my siblings.
Speaker BI know who they are, but you might not know who they are.
Speaker BLet's go in reverse age order.
Speaker AWhat's age order again?
Speaker CThat.
Speaker CThat's you, Sky.
Speaker CYou're.
Speaker BYou go.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker AOh, it's age orders oldest to youngest.
Speaker CNo, she said, yeah.
Speaker CSo reverse.
Speaker BI said reverse age order.
Speaker ASo then age reverse age older is youngest.
Speaker AOldest.
Speaker CYeah, Yeah.
Speaker AI always thought the youngest better.
Speaker COkay, see, I wonder why they have that opinion.
Speaker BI can kick anyone from this podcast at any moment.
Speaker BOkay.
Speaker BI just don't want you to know.
Speaker BIt literally says, let's see.
Speaker BIt says boot.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker BSo, like, you know, I'm just saying.
Speaker BAnyway, introduce yourself.
Speaker AHello, everybody.
Speaker AMy name is Sky.
Speaker AI use they.
Speaker AThem pronouns.
Speaker AI love Coca cola caffeinated before 4:30pm and now that I'm in my late 30s, I've discovered that I cannot have caffeine after 4:30pm so now I love caffeine free Coca Cola after 4:30pm yes, it does taste different.
Speaker ANo spawn con.
Speaker BAll right.
Speaker CNot brought to you by.
Speaker CCaffeine free Coca Cola not brought to you by.
Speaker AI do like the golden caffeine free.
Speaker CCoca Cola sponsor us.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker BHey, up, buddy.
Speaker CAll right.
Speaker CYo, it's your boy.
Speaker COh, God.
Speaker CJust saying that just gave me the chills.
Speaker CNo, we're not gonna do that.
Speaker CIt is I, Tim.
Speaker CThe middle one.
Speaker AYou sounded just like that guy from Together.
Speaker ATwo together.
Speaker AYou know, you plus me equals us.
Speaker COh, God.
Speaker CI was.
Speaker CI was hoping more I was going to sound like, you know, Andy Samberg.
Speaker AFrom Pop Star, which does sound like.
Speaker AListen, I stand by my comment because he sounds like the guy from Together.
Speaker AAnyways, continue.
Speaker CAnd I just want to say I think my eyebrows are looking pretty good today, so I'm always happy to see that.
Speaker CAnd I have breaking podcast news that could be related to this podcast.
Speaker CSo considering how this is Murphy's Rank the world in 2026, there is potentially a Murphy who will be joining us.
Speaker CThat is not a Murphy yet, but she will be.
Speaker AWait, what?
Speaker CYeah.
Speaker BSo are you trying to get Ellie on the podcast?
Speaker BShe can come on anytime she wants.
Speaker CNope, she has to be a Murphy.
Speaker CSo just so just to strictly get her on the podcast, we're going to legally get married.
Speaker BOh.
Speaker BOh.
Speaker BI mean, that makes sense.
Speaker BI've heard of worse reasons to get married.
Speaker CWell, yay.
Speaker CYeah.
Speaker CWell, it's also because we were looking at her insurance and she's going to make too much money this year.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker BSo.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker CShe's gonna get booted.
Speaker ASo listen, let me tell you now.
Speaker BIs it?
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker AWe got married.
Speaker AInjury.
Speaker COh, yeah.
Speaker CAnd.
Speaker CAnd we are using your model, which is we're just going to get like the administrative thing done just to get like a license and all that and then a celebration.
Speaker CThe other reason we're doing this is so to all you podcast listeners out there, I'm a degenerate gambler.
Speaker CIt just happens to work out for me.
Speaker CIt doesn't a lot of people.
Speaker BBut you might be a generous gambler.
Speaker CYeah, yeah.
Speaker CIt might be generic gambling, but anyway, Jellico cat.
Speaker CSo.
Speaker CGenerate cat.
Speaker CThat's right.
Speaker CThe very first cruise Ellie and I ever took was due to getting a free cruise offer from Del Lago Casino while we were on that boat.
Speaker BDisgusting.
Speaker CGambled enough to not only get another free cruise, but actually walk away with money.
Speaker BOh, my God.
Speaker CSo that's the cruise we're taking in 37 days.
Speaker AAnd this isn't like a bad crew.
Speaker AI'm not saying there's bad cruise lines.
Speaker AI'm just saying this is a non skivy cruise line.
Speaker CRight.
Speaker CThen I got an email that was like, hey, would you like to cruise again?
Speaker CSo that's when we're taking in December.
Speaker CAnd then apparently I had spent enough time in the casino that I got what's referred to as a prestige offer.
Speaker AI'm sorry.
Speaker CAnd this prestige offer, a, can be used up to three more cruises.
Speaker AI'm sorry.
Speaker AI'm fucking sorry.
Speaker BOh, my God.
Speaker CThough I only get the casino free play for one more cruise, but there's only specific cruises you can take.
Speaker CBut one of them in 2026 is a 14 day.
Speaker CNo, sorry.
Speaker C16 day Hawaiian cruise.
Speaker AI'm sorry.
Speaker AExcuse me.
Speaker AExcuse me, sorry.
Speaker AMe in the back.
Speaker AMe in the back.
Speaker CYes.
Speaker CThe floor recognizes sky.
Speaker AThank you.
Speaker AI went on a cruise before.
Speaker AYou did.
Speaker CYes, you did.
Speaker AYou just went on your first cruise.
Speaker CYes.
Speaker AYou have now somehow mastered cruising, apparently to the point where before I even get to go on my next one.
Speaker AYou are gonna go on seven.
Speaker CWell, look, I mean, a.
Speaker CThe.
Speaker CThe up to three is a very condensed schedule.
Speaker CLike, I don't think I could do a cruise a month.
Speaker AI could do if not with that attitude.
Speaker AYeah, a month.
Speaker CWell, yeah, I could in a perfect world, but where I need to take Time off from work, and more importantly, where Ellie needs to take time off from work.
Speaker CIn fact.
Speaker CSo going Back to the 16 day Hawaiian cruise, she's like, man, that's a lot of time.
Speaker CI would feel bad because, you know, she works at a small business.
Speaker CSo when someone's out, you know, it's not like it's that easy to find someone to pick up the slab.
Speaker AHow you got some marriage.
Speaker CSo I was like, well, what if you told them it was your honeymoon?
Speaker AOh, my God.
Speaker CBecause who's gonna say, no, you can't have a honeymoon?
Speaker ANobody.
Speaker CYeah, yeah, exactly.
Speaker CSo I was like, there you go.
Speaker CNow you can assuage your potentially guilty conscious, because you'll be like, oh, well, it's not just that I'm taking any old cruise.
Speaker CThis is our honeymoon cruise.
Speaker AIs it a swage or a swage?
Speaker CI say a swage.
Speaker AOkay.
Speaker CSo anyway, Hi.
Speaker BHi, everyone.
Speaker BI'm Megan.
Speaker BI'm the oldest.
Speaker BI use she, her pronouns.
Speaker BAnd I've never been on a cruise, and I don't think I ever will because apparently my siblings take all the cruise energy and they're like, oh, no, I'm sorry.
Speaker BI'm just marrying the person I love and going on a cruise in front of my face.
Speaker BRight to my face.
Speaker BI'm right here.
Speaker BAll I'm trying to do is host a podcast, and I got this energy coming at me.
Speaker BSo thank you for being on my side, audience.
Speaker COh, one last thing to twist the knife a little more.
Speaker BYou son of a.
Speaker BOh, I'm trying to save you from my own anger.
Speaker CThe.
Speaker CThe one we booked in December was supposed to come with, like, their mid level, all inclusive package.
Speaker CAnd when we went.
Speaker CAnd when we went to book it, they gave us the highest level, all inclusive package.
Speaker AYou're gonna have the.
Speaker BSee, I'm drinking out of a mug that you gave me for Christmas.
Speaker BIt's cute and it has Totoro on it.
Speaker BAll I want to do right now is throw this mug.
Speaker BI mean, I'm not your own, like, little.
Speaker CAs long as you keep the lid.
Speaker CBecause that lid was, like, the whole reason I got that.
Speaker CI was like, oh, it's so adorable.
Speaker BIt's adorable.
Speaker AOkay, so when does it.
Speaker BWhen do we get the reason?
Speaker BNo.
Speaker BYeah, well, I mean, we'll yell at Tim, but through the topic, this is what stays.
Speaker BKeeps us focused.
Speaker BSo.
Speaker CAll right, maybe topic wait to try to save myself.
Speaker CWhat if on one of these free cruises that you are the free third and fourth guests?
Speaker BWell, we won't know till it happens.
Speaker BNext try.
Speaker BNo, I'll keep the rage bubbling until then, my friend.
Speaker BBut this is good.
Speaker BHere's the thing.
Speaker BWe're going to focus all that anger right now because we're about to get into it.
Speaker BFor the topic of this episode is the five best Muppets.
Speaker BAnd you'll notice, of course, I've used best, because that's objective truth.
Speaker BI don't want favorites.
Speaker BI don't want.
Speaker BThis is what I think for the best peak anger levels that we can get, sibling wise, it has to be best.
Speaker BIt has to be.
Speaker BYou're right.
Speaker BI'm right.
Speaker BNo one else is right.
Speaker BThat's the energy.
Speaker BLet's just see.
Speaker AHow about.
Speaker BI'm so angry that I'm gonna have Sky Star.
Speaker BWe're doing reverse age order again.
Speaker BSo we go start with 5, 4, 3, 2.
Speaker BAnd that.
Speaker BWe hit people with the best Muppet.
Speaker CNo arguing.
Speaker BWe hit him with wandering.
Speaker CAll right, Number five.
Speaker AAll right.
Speaker BTell us how you're wrong.
Speaker CYeah.
Speaker CThrow a name out there and it'll be incorrect.
Speaker BYes.
Speaker AI asked for clarity with Meg prior to this, and we don't want clarity.
Speaker CPart of this, part of the fun of this is.
Speaker CIs just the amorphous definition.
Speaker AI know.
Speaker BSo save it for air.
Speaker AThat's exactly what she said.
Speaker CSo, as I recall, one of us was like, breakfast sandwich.
Speaker AFirst of all.
Speaker AFirst of all, I can't remember how much of Muppets.
Speaker ASweden's.
Speaker BIs that what you're saying right now?
Speaker AThat's what I'm saying.
Speaker AIs my number five.
Speaker BOkay.
Speaker CYeah, Sweden's all right.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker BHe's for sure a Muppet.
Speaker AHe's.
Speaker AI didn't know if costumed counted because there isn't a person with their hand up their ass.
Speaker ARight.
Speaker CBut the body, as far as we know.
Speaker CBut that could be just, you know, that's.
Speaker CThat's the choice.
Speaker AExactly.
Speaker AAnd I think it is a beautiful character in terms of being, like, kind of scary.
Speaker ARight.
Speaker AAnd imposing, but the sweetest fucking.
Speaker AOne of the sweetest fucking Muppets.
Speaker AAnd just a weirdo.
Speaker ARight?
Speaker ALike, that's a Muppet.
Speaker AWeird and sweet, but, like, maybe a little creepy, depending on the Muppets.
Speaker ASometimes the Muppets can get creepy.
Speaker AI.
Speaker AE.
Speaker ADark Crystal a la Dark Crystal.
Speaker AThat should give me nightmares.
Speaker CNot a friend of the Sketchies.
Speaker AI can't look at sketches right now.
Speaker ALike, I can't look at them.
Speaker AI still can't look at them.
Speaker CYou don't want to see, like, other Muppets get, like, their soul sucked out of their face.
Speaker CSo they're left with just like pure white eyeballs.
Speaker BIf you can sit.
Speaker BIf you consider them Muppets.
Speaker AAnyways, Clems, that is my answer.
Speaker AAnd I would always wanted to hug sweetums too.
Speaker BThat's true.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker BIt's a jump scare of the.
Speaker BThe Muppet Movie ride at Hollywood Studios.
Speaker BAll right.
Speaker BSitting there, living your life and all of a sudden there's someone in a sweetum suit in your space.
Speaker BI'm supposed.
Speaker BIt's supposed to be cute.
Speaker BBut when you're close to the front and someone just comes out of a door.
Speaker BI'm wearing 3D glasses.
Speaker BWhat do I know is really 4D?
Speaker BI don't want to punch a college kid.
Speaker CYeah, that's an intern.
Speaker CThat, that, that, that they're making like half minimum wage in a suit with no ventilation.
Speaker BFight or flight.
Speaker CAlso.
Speaker CYeah, quick, quick tangent.
Speaker CWhy Disney?
Speaker CWhy are you taking that away from us?
Speaker CI mean, all right, I know from a bottom line business perspective why.
Speaker BBut you know, I have, I have good news.
Speaker BA.
Speaker BThey take and they give the rock and roller coaster.
Speaker BSo they are like.
Speaker BNobody knows whose Aerosmith is anymore and we don't want to pay them.
Speaker BDo you know what they.
Speaker BAnd I think it was.
Speaker BThat was it.
Speaker BWhat's it called?
Speaker BD.
Speaker B23.
Speaker B23.
Speaker B2023.
Speaker BIt is going to be the Electric Mayhem because they own their IP because.
Speaker AThey don't have to pay anyone for the ip.
Speaker ABut also.
Speaker AThat's awesome.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker BI'm not gonna complain though.
Speaker CQuestion.
Speaker CIn my pre ride loading area, will Ileana Douglas still be there?
Speaker BI think it'd be smart have the Muppets.
Speaker BBut she still needs to be a part of the pre show.
Speaker BAbsolutely, absolutely.
Speaker BThey'll just like.
Speaker BThey'll just like superimpose her in.
Speaker CExactly.
Speaker CI mean, they can, they can use the same footage before.
Speaker BYeah, yeah.
Speaker BDr.
Speaker BTeeth where.
Speaker BYeah, yeah, it's perfect.
Speaker CYeah, yeah.
Speaker CDr.
Speaker CTeeth where Steven Tyler was exactly.
Speaker CInsane dialogue.
Speaker CActually, no, her dialogue's the same.
Speaker CTheirs is completely different.
Speaker BWell, they already had to digitally change it once.
Speaker BYeah, they did.
Speaker BBecause apparently there's one part that nobody caught where Steven Tyler's doing his thing where he puts his head up on his hand up on his forehead and he was flipping everyone off and no one noticed it when it was.
Speaker BIt was on the ride.
Speaker BIt was fairly recently that they said they had to go in and put all his fingers in.
Speaker CDigitally did.
Speaker CYeah.
Speaker CI need you to digitally insert fingers.
Speaker BOh, oh, no, don't.
Speaker BOh.
Speaker BIt's not the first time he said it.
Speaker COkay, we got all right, so this one might be controversial, just in the case that it is not a Muppet.
Speaker CIt is a type of Muppet.
Speaker AOh.
Speaker BOh, yeah.
Speaker BI'm already gonna fight this.
Speaker BI can feel it.
Speaker CAll right, so number five, I have doozers.
Speaker BOkay?
Speaker BSo I have two arguments with this.
Speaker BIs anything in Fraggle Rock even actually a Muppet?
Speaker BAnd if anything's a Muppet in Fraggle Rock, a Doozer.
Speaker CYes, the Doozers.
Speaker CYeah, little.
Speaker CLittle six inch.
Speaker CI mean, first of all, the design is adorable.
Speaker CThey're these round little guys.
Speaker BI can't argue now.
Speaker CThey've got the perfect little face, little bellies.
Speaker CI mean, and.
Speaker CAnd also, like, it's pretty up the relationship between them and the.
Speaker CAnd the Fraggles.
Speaker CLike, they are these industrious little creatures who all they do is build stuff, and all the Fraggles do is eat what they build, so they have to build more.
Speaker BWait, they did a whole episode about that, though.
Speaker CYes, they did.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker BHow about it's part of the ecology, but that's it.
Speaker BThe Fraggles don't eat what the Doozers build.
Speaker BThen they over build.
Speaker BIt's about balance.
Speaker CYeah.
Speaker CAnd then the Doozers will leave because they have no room to build.
Speaker CBut, you know, but that's also cool how it sort of introduces that idea of a symbiotic relationship in a, you know, closed biological area.
Speaker CBut, I mean, dude, you can't tell me that one little tuft of hair out of the hat, you know, or the one that had, like, permanently closed eyes but could still see everything, you know, I know.
Speaker CThey're not.
Speaker CYeah, they're not the standard as sky defined them.
Speaker CHand up someone ass.
Speaker CYou know, I still feel like, you know, that design wise, there's.
Speaker CThere's nothing else in the creature shop like them.
Speaker CAnd again, you know, it was something unique, something different, something that, you know, backdoored education where, you know, a lot of times, you know, kids would tune out.
Speaker CSo.
Speaker CYeah, you're right.
Speaker CI could see the argument of, can I name a Doozer?
Speaker CNo, I can.
Speaker COkay.
Speaker BI can name a Doozer, though.
Speaker BThat's the thing.
Speaker BI both want to say, no, you're wrong.
Speaker BThat's ridiculous.
Speaker BBut I also want to say cotter pin.
Speaker AAlso, how did you guys help me tell time when we were traveling?
Speaker COh, and Fraggle Rocks.
Speaker AYou would tell me it's two Fraggle Rocks.
Speaker AIt's one Fraggle Rock.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker AThe horrible day that it's three Fraggle Rocks.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker BHey, we're gonna be driving for three Fraggle Rocks.
Speaker BOh, my God.
Speaker BCotter pin me.
Speaker CYeah, yeah.
Speaker AAnd then we'd have our little desks that go over our laps, and we'd have a little cup of crayons and the thing.
Speaker AAnd we'd make Meg draw us because we'd run out of paper to color.
Speaker ADraw us things to color.
Speaker AAnd then we had, like, the dinosaurs, like, on cassette, right?
Speaker AAnd then it was like the abridged Disney stories.
Speaker ASo Ariel was a bridge, Belle was a bridge, dinosaurs were a bridge.
Speaker CAnd that is how we solved the seven Bridges of Konigsberg math problem.
Speaker BOkay.
Speaker CBut lastly, also, like, they had the cool construction equipment, too.
Speaker CYou know, they.
Speaker CThey had their little tractors and.
Speaker CSo, anyways, all right, so I apologize, Cotter Pin, for not calling you by name, but Doers Five.
Speaker BOkay?
Speaker BSo I guess comes to me as.
Speaker BAs the eldest to be the only one who says an actual Muppet for number five.
Speaker BThat's fine.
Speaker BThat's cool.
Speaker BI understand some of us care about tradition.
Speaker CAnyway, look, I.
Speaker CI understand some of these Muppet judges are very traditionalist about the definition, but I'm saying, like, the definition of Muppets was written over 200 years ago by, you know, a bunch of white land owners that really didn't know what society was going to bring down the road.
Speaker CSo I think we need to have some interpretation.
Speaker BYou put me in an impossible position, so I'm going to tell you my number five, and this is the correct one.
Speaker BUncle Deadly.
Speaker ASpeaking of kind of creepy Muppets started.
Speaker BOn the Muppet Show.
Speaker BIn fact, he was introduced in the Vincent Price episode, which is the most perfect thing ever.
Speaker BIt has nothing to do.
Speaker BOkay.
Speaker BHas something to do with me loving Uncle Dudley so much.
Speaker BHe's a creepy kind of gargoyle dude.
Speaker BHe's got the little scraggly hairs.
Speaker BHe's got this snout.
Speaker BHe's got, like, pink, blue eyes.
Speaker BYeah, he looks terrifying.
Speaker BBut what I extra appreciate about him is that in later shows, he has been working as Miss Piggy's dresser.
Speaker BAnd I love that energy of, like, the kind of creepy, evil dude.
Speaker BBut now he's like the guy dealing with the diva, and he's like, she cannot know what size she wears.
Speaker AAnd he's.
Speaker BIt's perfect energy.
Speaker AAnd he's 100% like an old gay queen.
Speaker BOh, yeah.
Speaker AHe gives.
Speaker AGiving old gay queen vibes.
Speaker BHe's.
Speaker BHe's theater.
Speaker BHe's that show vicious.
Speaker BLike, he's.
Speaker BAll of that he's been through.
Speaker BHe's been in the theater long enough to go know what's going to happen.
Speaker BWhat's happened before, what will happen again.
Speaker CExactly.
Speaker CHe is the Honey.
Speaker CThere is no problem that I have not seen on stage before and do not know how to fix.
Speaker BI love that.
Speaker BAnd because you take this horror beginning and then you get this camp theatric.
Speaker BSo he's horror theater, which is everything I'm going to like.
Speaker CWhich again, if he came out, if.
Speaker CIf he was introducing the Vincent Price episode.
Speaker CMakes complete sense.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker BOh, yeah.
Speaker BThat's the thing.
Speaker BI think he's got.
Speaker BHe's got old school theatrical energy, and I think that kind of.
Speaker BThat keeps the Muppets tied to their, like, kind of like the whole idea of, like, the f.
Speaker BThat first show was they were putting out.
Speaker BThey're putting on a show in a theater.
Speaker CYeah, they.
Speaker CThey.
Speaker CThey are essentially the Groundlings.
Speaker CThey are Upright Citizens Brigade.
Speaker CThey are whatever local community theater group you didn't think.
Speaker BBefore they made it.
Speaker CYeah, before they made it.
Speaker BAbsolutely.
Speaker BOkay, so let's go with our number four picks.
Speaker CNumber four.
Speaker AHit me for this guy.
Speaker BYou see, you're referring to your notes.
Speaker AYes.
Speaker ANo, go away.
Speaker AI don't want your face near.
Speaker CAll right, I'll do number four, because I think this one's gonna generate some.
Speaker AI got it, I got it, I got it.
Speaker COkay.
Speaker BGetting spicy.
Speaker BGetting spicy.
Speaker BGetting hot.
Speaker CI knew that.
Speaker CI knew that was a secret to get sky to respond there.
Speaker AI.
Speaker AOh, my God.
Speaker AThe manipulation.
Speaker BWhat?
Speaker BIt's called encouragement.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker AYeah, it's called encouragement.
Speaker AWhere's my caffeine free coke?
Speaker BOkay, I'm caffeinated.
Speaker BThat's your problem right now.
Speaker AI'm not caffeinated.
Speaker ASo number four, I'm having trouble because four and three are, like, really close.
Speaker CYou better find a tiebreaker.
Speaker AOkay, I got it.
Speaker AOkay.
Speaker AI'm committed.
Speaker AFour is.
Speaker AWait, I can do it.
Speaker AGive me two seconds.
Speaker AThe rat.
Speaker CRizzo.
Speaker ARizzo.
Speaker BOkay.
Speaker AOkay, now for two reasons.
Speaker AOne, I really like the name Rizzo because I love the musical Grease, and Rizzo is my favorite character.
Speaker AAnd then Rizzo the Rat became one of my favorite Muppets because of his relationship with Gonzo.
Speaker BOh, yeah, that might come up later there, once they put those two together.
Speaker AAnd then in Muppets Go to Space or Muppets in Space, where that movie, he gets a whole side story about being, like a medical testing rat.
Speaker AAnd then there's Boo Boo the Bear, which also I love Boo Boo.
Speaker CBobo.
Speaker AOh, sorry, Bobo.
Speaker AAnd then we used to have that nickname, Bobo.
Speaker ASo I love Bobo and I just.
Speaker AHe's so funny.
Speaker BGot you correct.
Speaker APlus, I love rats.
Speaker CIs Rizzo the rat that ice skates on butter in one of the rats.
Speaker BIt was one of the rats in my mistake.
Speaker BManhattan.
Speaker AManhattan.
Speaker BYeah, I was gonna mention that, too.
Speaker BIconic scene that lives in my head.
Speaker CYeah, exactly.
Speaker BIce skate on hot skillets with butter.
Speaker AJust, you know, was rat tattooing before?
Speaker ARat before.
Speaker BBut they didn't need humans.
Speaker BThey're like, no.
Speaker BIf you want our food, rats cook it.
Speaker BWatch.
Speaker CYeah, yeah.
Speaker CThere was no hiding rat.
Speaker CThe New York rats.
Speaker ANew York rats.
Speaker CYou want this breakfast or not?
Speaker CAll right.
Speaker ADiner.
Speaker BTouched it with my little paws.
Speaker AThe world's best coffee, right?
Speaker BYeah, yeah.
Speaker CFun fact.
Speaker CYou know why the coffee's so good?
Speaker CWe eat the beans and we ship them out and then we cook them.
Speaker BIt's better than civet.
Speaker BIt's a New York.
Speaker BNew York City style civic coffee.
Speaker AAnd he had the little towel and the little white.
Speaker BEverything's little with that.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker ATank top.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker AAnd I just love.
Speaker ASometimes he has a little girlfriend that has little, like, dresses like.
Speaker BOkay, yeah, yeah.
Speaker BBlonde hair and a ponytail.
Speaker BYes.
Speaker BYep.
Speaker CSee, Very similar to, like the.
Speaker CMy.
Speaker CWhy I like.
Speaker CTo the doozers.
Speaker CIt's like they just.
Speaker CI like, take regular things and make them small.
Speaker AThey're.
Speaker BThey could share the same wardrobe.
Speaker AWhat's it called?
Speaker ALike their Beeline or the Beast.
Speaker AHe's a lot a part of the B stories of the plot.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker AAnd they're always like, really good breakup.
Speaker BLike, I appreciate the one up a show they did where they're putting on a show and the comedy writers are Gonzo, Rizzo and Pepe.
Speaker BAnd I'm like, yeah, they all live together in that show.
Speaker CYeah.
Speaker BI was like, yeah, they.
Speaker BThey're on the same.
Speaker BThe vibe level.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker ASo that was why it was hard because.
Speaker BOkay, all right.
Speaker BI can't fight this one too much.
Speaker AFour and three.
Speaker AI don't know.
Speaker BOh, no.
Speaker BFor another Disney fact.
Speaker BWhen they change the Pizza Planet pizza place to the Muppet one.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker BThey have a.
Speaker BA neon sign and it's like something like, it's great pizza, but sometimes some of the neon goes out and it says it's rat pizza.
Speaker BI'm like, too bad their food isn't as good as, like, the.
Speaker BThe pizzeria sign.
Speaker BBecause I'm like, no, that's good energy right there.
Speaker CQuick aside.
Speaker CI've always been disappointed in the food at Disney.
Speaker CLike, they're very rare.
Speaker CLike, every now and then there's something that's really good.
Speaker CBut on whole, it just seems, especially if we're not talking, like the bakeries or like the little snack places.
Speaker CIf you're talking actual food places to eat.
Speaker CIf you're not doing, like, the princess breakfast or you're not doing the fancy thing at, like, the Bellman Beast Castle.
Speaker CI just feel like if you do the casual stuff, it's just kind of disappointing.
Speaker BAre you.
Speaker BI'm sorry, are you badmouthing the corn dog nugs at Casey's?
Speaker ABecause I was.
Speaker BFace.
Speaker BLiterally.
Speaker CNo, no, no, no, no, no, no.
Speaker AGoing to jump.
Speaker ABy the way, corn dog dupe.
Speaker ACostco sponsor us has a bag of like 175 frozen corn dog nuggies that specifically specify honey being in the corn batter.
Speaker AYou air fry them, but do not air fry them.
Speaker AHow they say to.
Speaker AThey say to do it for 8 minutes, do it for 12 at.
Speaker AOn 370 and they taste exactly like the Disney.
Speaker AIt's a Disney dupe.
Speaker CYeah.
Speaker COkay.
Speaker CThose.
Speaker CYes.
Speaker CThose are the exception that proves the rule, though, because you notice how nobody else came back with anything except here's.
Speaker AThe thing at.
Speaker BMay I.
Speaker AMay.
Speaker BI think May I says this is an episode.
Speaker COkay, okay.
Speaker COkay.
Speaker BWell, I will come back with Tim.
Speaker AAll day, every day.
Speaker BI'm seeing it.
Speaker BI'm putting it in the notes right now.
Speaker CAll right.
Speaker CPut in the notes anyways.
Speaker CAll right, I'll go.
Speaker CI'll move on to my number four before we've completely derailed the episode on moving on to a subject that has nothing to do with our main subject.
Speaker CAll right, number four for me.
Speaker CSky was kind enough to actually already do the introduction for me.
Speaker CPepe the King Prawn.
Speaker CYeah.
Speaker CYou know, a newer addition to the Muppet family, but I think they really knocked that one out of the park.
Speaker CYou know, little jackets.
Speaker CYeah, again, little jackets.
Speaker CI.
Speaker CI'm here for the little chains.
Speaker CLittle ch.
Speaker CYeah.
Speaker CIf you're wearing jewelry.
Speaker CSold.
Speaker CYou know, I.
Speaker CI like how yes, I am not the shin.
Speaker CI am a king prawn, you know.
Speaker CYou know, very proud of.
Speaker COf who he is and what he stands for.
Speaker CLittle disappointed that there was that time where he was the spokesperson for Long John Silver's.
Speaker AOh, yeah.
Speaker BYou know, that's okay.
Speaker BThey didn't cook prawns.
Speaker BHe's fine.
Speaker AYeah, they didn't cook prawns.
Speaker AThey don't cook prawns.
Speaker CYeah.
Speaker CPepe was like, you know what?
Speaker CThem shrimp eat them all.
Speaker CI 2.
Speaker BI'd have more to say, but he might be coming up another time, so I can't.
Speaker BI can't waste my notes on your things, Tim.
Speaker CSo.
Speaker CYeah, so Pepe, the King Prong number four.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker BExcellent.
Speaker BOh, okay.
Speaker BOkay, let's see here.
Speaker BMy number four.
Speaker BI want even more classic this time.
Speaker BAnd I went with Ralph the dog.
Speaker BI think he's just classic.
Speaker BThe fact that it said that he is the closest to Jim Henson's real life personality.
Speaker BHis co workers would say that he, of all the Muppets, particularly the ones that he performed, he's very much Ralph.
Speaker BI particularly like Rolf because, like, he's laid back and most Muppets are pretty manic.
Speaker BHe, he is a cool, like, he's like a cool center.
Speaker BHe'll stay, he'll play the piano.
Speaker BThere's a lot of stuff going around him, and he's like the anchor, you know?
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker CI mean, he's, he's sort of like the.
Speaker CIf I need to go to a Muppet for advice.
Speaker BOh, yeah.
Speaker CYou know.
Speaker CYeah.
Speaker CA, he's gonna play me a song.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker BOh, yeah.
Speaker BAnd B, he'll sing it.
Speaker CYeah, he'll.
Speaker CHe'll sing it, you know?
Speaker CYeah.
Speaker CAnd, yeah, you know, I, I, he's, he's the, the centering force for that entire, you know, show.
Speaker AEven baby Ralph was like the core.
Speaker BOf Muppet babies playing his little, his.
Speaker CLittle piano come true.
Speaker CYeah.
Speaker BYou know, what's interesting is so, you know, a couple of them up.
Speaker BIt started before, like, the Muppet show, right?
Speaker BAnd, oh, Ralph actually started as a sidekick to Jimmy Dean on the Jimmy Dean Show.
Speaker BHe would get fan letters.
Speaker CSausage guy.
Speaker BJimmy the Sausage Guy.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker AOh.
Speaker BAt a TV show.
Speaker BAnd Ralph was a sidekick on it for a while.
Speaker BAnd then he also, he also was a spokes dog for a.
Speaker BI think it was like, it was like Puppy Chow or something.
Speaker BSo, you know, he had a life before the Muppet show, and then he's like, you know what I want to do?
Speaker BI'm gonna, I'm gonna go hang out my friends and play piano.
Speaker BYou know, like, he retired early.
Speaker CYeah, yeah.
Speaker CHe's the guy that had already hit it, and then all of his friends were like, we want to get into show business, too.
Speaker CAnd he was like, yeah, you know what?
Speaker CLet me help you out.
Speaker CLike, I, I've gone through some of these growing pains.
Speaker CHopefully I can help you get through.
Speaker BYeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker BSo I just feel like he's from Ralph.
Speaker BYeah, he's the chill choice.
Speaker CYeah.
Speaker BThanks, Ralph, for holding it together.
Speaker CYes.
Speaker BOkay.
Speaker BAll right, sky, are you ready for your number three favorite?
Speaker CAnyone who, Anyone who has played piano with Paul Williams.
Speaker CI mean.
Speaker BWell, don't get me started.
Speaker BAll right, this will become a Paul Williams, by the way, real quick, I.
Speaker CWas at one point thinking of putting Paul Williams as number three on my Muppet list.
Speaker CI'll tell you right now, I think we have some very strong arguments about why that.
Speaker BI wouldn't argue against it.
Speaker BThe man wrote Rainbow Connection.
Speaker BLike, that's just it.
Speaker BHe's more of a Muppet than some of those Muppets.
Speaker CExactly.
Speaker CExactly.
Speaker CSo.
Speaker COkay, sorry, go ahead, Sky.
Speaker CNumber three.
Speaker AThree.
Speaker AThree.
Speaker AThree.
Speaker ANumber three.
Speaker AAnd you will see why I was going back and forth is a Muppet that I think should have made it to adulthood and didn't.
Speaker AAnd I think that's disrespectful.
Speaker BI think I know who you're talking about, but I'm.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker AAnd I can't.
Speaker AAnd so I'm gonna say the name, and I think I'm gonna get the wrong name, because there was two.
Speaker ABut I want to say Peter, you're correct.
Speaker AOkay.
Speaker AOkay, cool.
Speaker AAnd it's honestly disrespectful that Skeeter doesn't exist as an adult.
Speaker AAnd I would like to blame misogyny for that.
Speaker BI think it's interesting that, once again, like a Muppet that's not a Muppet.
Speaker BI don't think there's ever been a three dimensional Skeeter.
Speaker BI think only existed in Muppet Babies because they needed another girl.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker AMuppet Babies, huh?
Speaker AMuppet Babies.
Speaker BBecause there were Muppets on the show.
Speaker BSome of them were Muppets.
Speaker ASo they're Muppets.
Speaker BSome of them.
Speaker ASkeeter is a Muppet.
Speaker BWould you call Nanny a Muppet?
Speaker ANo, Nanny's not a Muppet.
Speaker CBut she was.
Speaker BOkay, but Nanny's on Muppet Babies.
Speaker AShe wasn't a Muppet Baby.
Speaker COkay, but where are we putting the.
Speaker CThe emphasis is the.
Speaker CAround the baby.
Speaker CBecause if it's on, the Muppet Baby.
Speaker CIf it's on, the Muppet counts as a Muppet.
Speaker CIf it's on there.
Speaker AThere are humanoid Muppets.
Speaker AThere are humanoid Muppets.
Speaker AWe have seen them.
Speaker AAnd if they went two dimensional, then those two would be drawn, like Skeeter and Scooter.
Speaker ANo.
Speaker BYeah, no, you're right.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker ARight, right.
Speaker ASker and Scooter.
Speaker ASo, as I said, Skeeter got screwed out of growing up and becoming.
Speaker AWhat are we?
Speaker AAre we in the third?
Speaker AAre we in the fifth dimension?
Speaker AWhatever dimension we're in.
Speaker AUhhuh.
Speaker A40.
Speaker BI gotcha.
Speaker BOr where they.
Speaker AWhere they drag hoses behind your legs and then, like, split spit at you so you feel the water from the screen and you feel like rats are walking behind.
Speaker BI'm just saying, maybe Peter was like, I was like a.
Speaker BA childhood star.
Speaker BThat just wasn't the life for me.
Speaker CWell, remember, like, like, Skeeter was, like, athletic.
Speaker CSo I just imagine, like, Skeeter was like, I don't want to go into show business.
Speaker CI want to go into sports.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker CLike, in my.
Speaker CIn my brain, Skeeter is like, you know, the Candace Parker of the Muppet world.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker CWent on to a long industrial w.
Speaker CLet's see.
Speaker CWomen's.
Speaker CSo wmnba.
Speaker CWomen's Muppet.
Speaker CNational Basketball Association.
Speaker BYou know, I'd watch the hell out of it.
Speaker CYeah.
Speaker CThe same way I love watching the clips of those, like, halftime games where, like, the college mascots take on, like, the peewee football teams.
Speaker CAlways trucking.
Speaker CThose little.
Speaker BThose kids have to learn sometime.
Speaker CThese little 8 to 10 year olds are just like in their little peewee outfits out, you know, way big helmets, giant shoulder pads, running with a football and then freaking.
Speaker CThe horse mascot from the Indianapolis Colts just knocks him into the next stratosphere.
Speaker CAnd then because he's got that, like, hoop shaped body, like, gritty, he then does like, the little, like, dance on top of the kid.
Speaker ASo gritty would run through a entire.
Speaker BGritty had no compunction.
Speaker BHe's from Philly.
Speaker CYeah.
Speaker CGritty specifically picked hockey for a reason because he knew if he went into football, he'd killed them kids.
Speaker BOkay.
Speaker BI like Skeeter.
Speaker BI will argue.
Speaker BI don't ski up if I like Skeeter too much to fight this.
Speaker CRight?
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker COh, oh, well, let's just.
Speaker CLet's just keep the controversy going.
Speaker CAll right.
Speaker CI've got a good one for number three.
Speaker BOkay.
Speaker COriginally not.
Speaker CWasn't on my radar, but then when I was recalling the story, like, where sky was talking about measuring fraggle rocks and driving and then the tape we would listen to.
Speaker CHow could I not have the dinosaurs?
Speaker BNo.
Speaker BOh, okay.
Speaker AAll right.
Speaker BSky and I are on the same side now.
Speaker BI'm sorry.
Speaker CLook.
Speaker BNo, that was a dinosaur from the show Dinosaurs.
Speaker CYes.
Speaker AWhich one?
Speaker CThe baby.
Speaker AOh, the baby.
Speaker AWhat's the baby's name?
Speaker CI don't know.
Speaker CI just always knew it as the baby.
Speaker BI think it's just Baby Sinclair.
Speaker CYeah.
Speaker AOh, yeah, it's Baby Sinclair.
Speaker AThat's what it is.
Speaker ANot the mama.
Speaker CExactly, exactly.
Speaker CYou know, catchphrase that haunted us.
Speaker BYep.
Speaker ANot the mama.
Speaker CYou know, but yeah, I mean, look at.
Speaker CWe've been fast and loose with our definition of Muppets and I.
Speaker BSome of us Have.
Speaker AI would argue that it is on Disney plus.
Speaker BOh, okay.
Speaker BOh, okay.
Speaker BThen I guess Jude Law in the newest Star wars is a Muppet.
Speaker COkay.
Speaker BOh, my God.
Speaker BI.
Speaker BI know I opened that door.
Speaker BJude Law Muppet.
Speaker BI opened that door.
Speaker CYou do.
Speaker CAnd now.
Speaker CAnd now we're gonna, you know, watch, you know.
Speaker CWhat was he in?
Speaker CWas it Gattaca?
Speaker BOh, yes.
Speaker BYes, he was in Gattaca.
Speaker CSo okay, boom.
Speaker BMuppet Movie.
Speaker CExactly.
Speaker BWhat did we do?
Speaker AYou know what else is a.
Speaker AIs a Muppet film that I was like, oh, that's why they need a kid switch now on Disney plus because they have Hulu.
Speaker AThat means all the.
Speaker AOh, wait, I know what it is.
Speaker AThe scary.
Speaker AThe Murphy Scary America.
Speaker ANo, I can do this.
Speaker BHis last name is American Horror Story.
Speaker AAmerican Horror Stories.
Speaker BLike you're talking about Ryan Murphy.
Speaker BI was like, not us.
Speaker BMurphy's no Ryan Murphy for that.
Speaker CYeah, no, no, no.
Speaker AWe not non affiliated now I gotcha.
Speaker ASo.
Speaker AI mean, scream queens are Muppets film.
Speaker BI got you.
Speaker BAll right.
Speaker BYou know what?
Speaker CPrime Time show, it, it was, you know, a, A pretty big part of the culture in the 90s there.
Speaker CYou know, they, they had all sorts of merchandise.
Speaker CThey were in suits, you know, there are people in.
Speaker CExactly.
Speaker AHands were up butts.
Speaker CHands were up butts.
Speaker CYou know, and also, I don't know what dinosaurs have darkest endings of a family sitcom ever.
Speaker AThat's what more is.
Speaker CYeah.
Speaker CWhat do you mean there's not.
Speaker CThat's what more means.
Speaker AYou know, I learned that lesson in that exact second.
Speaker AThat was one of the moments that I sat watching TV or some.
Speaker AOr reading something or taking in something into my brain and being like, I learned it the second it came out of that.
Speaker AThat character's mouth.
Speaker AI said, oh, more.
Speaker AThere's no more.
Speaker AThose are the only two left.
Speaker CYep, great.
Speaker CExactly.
Speaker CSo they touch important lessons, you know, and again, it.
Speaker CIt's a character that for good or for bad, you don't forget.
Speaker BOkay, so here's the thing.
Speaker CSinclair number three.
Speaker BOkay, here's the thing.
Speaker BWhy I'm not arguing harder because you've actually set me up perfectly for my number three and it's not going to make sense at first, but just hold on.
Speaker BMy number three has already been brought up.
Speaker BPepe the King Prawn.
Speaker BI'll tell you why this is related.
Speaker BBill Beretta, who performs Pepe the King Prawn.
Speaker BHis first job with the Henson Company was Earl Sinclair's body performer.
Speaker BNot the voice, the body performer.
Speaker CHe was the dude in the suit.
Speaker BHe Was the dude in the suit getting hit by the puppet with the frying pan saying, not the mama.
Speaker CYeah, Stripes.
Speaker BBeautiful.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker BBeautiful story.
Speaker BNow we hear his voice, he does several characters.
Speaker BHe's done Bobo the bear and Tim.
Speaker BYou'll love this.
Speaker BJohnny Fiamma.
Speaker CJohnny Fiam.
Speaker BBut I think obviously his.
Speaker BHis most iconic character and one of the few, I mean, we say newer in that the 90s, let's not do math.
Speaker BBut still, comparatively to the 70s.
Speaker CWhat are you talking about?
Speaker CThe 90s were like 15 years ago.
Speaker BHe helped.
Speaker BYep.
Speaker BAnyway, you know, I think this Pepe is just like a different kind of Muppet.
Speaker BThe closest is Rizzo.
Speaker BAnd I think that's why they've paired them up sometimes, because they both have that little like, almost more like they're city creatures.
Speaker BNow, of course, it makes sense for Rizzo.
Speaker BI don't know why this prawn has that energy, but he does sometimes wear a turtleneck and gold chains and he's got swag.
Speaker BLike, that's a character characteristic of him.
Speaker BHe's got swag.
Speaker CHe's got big prawn energy.
Speaker BI.
Speaker BYou know what, he can do his own things.
Speaker BHe's one of those Muppets who.
Speaker BYeah, we've talked about commercials, but because he can, you don't have to know that he's a Muppet to go, I'll watch this, I'll watch this prawn.
Speaker BOr I've seen clips of him on morning shows hitting on one of the anchors.
Speaker BI don't know why that works.
Speaker BMost Muppets couldn't pull that off.
Speaker BMost would be drop kicked and not let their.
Speaker BOne of their four little furry noodle arms touch someone's knee.
Speaker BAnd now with pipe.
Speaker BOkay.
Speaker BIt's okay.
Speaker CYeah.
Speaker CLike, if you think about Pepe, there are a wide variety of Muppets that you can absolutely see, like doing that cartwheel fling from one side of the room to the other.
Speaker CHe's not one of them.
Speaker ANo.
Speaker CLike, for whatever reason, you look at him and you go, that's not his style.
Speaker AWhen he wears a hoodie.
Speaker AThat hoodie.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker BI mean, he's just.
Speaker BHe, you know what?
Speaker BHe had Riz, one, before he met Rizzo and two, before we use the word Riz.
Speaker AOh, my God, that's real.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker BLike I.
Speaker BI say swag again, but I feel like he's one of the few Muppets that have genuine swag and he knows it, which is dangerous and why it's hilarious.
Speaker CYes, agreed.
Speaker BThere's a little bit of desperation under there, which is exactly what makes it.
Speaker BHe believes in himself, but he really, really, really would love to date you.
Speaker BAnd you know what?
Speaker BSometimes, like, you know, that's just.
Speaker BThat's what I want.
Speaker BThis is what I want to see as I go.
Speaker BPepe, you're.
Speaker BYou, you're.
Speaker BYou're a short king.
Speaker CShort king.
Speaker BAnd then we appreciate short kings here.
Speaker CAgreed.
Speaker BAll right.
Speaker BOkay.
Speaker BOh, God.
Speaker BWe're getting close.
Speaker BAll right.
Speaker BOkay.
Speaker BNow it's gonna start getting real serious.
Speaker BSky.
Speaker BSky.
Speaker BNumber two.
Speaker BAlmost your number one pick.
Speaker AI just want to say, if we could do a tie for one, I would love that, but apparently that's against our policies and procedures.
Speaker CHold on, let's check with the judges.
Speaker CMeg, I say absolutely not.
Speaker CThere are no ties.
Speaker BNo, I mean, how do you fight about a tie?
Speaker CYeah.
Speaker BRidiculously angry about things that don't matter.
Speaker CThe fighting isn't.
Speaker CJust remember, for this to work, the fighting just can't be with others.
Speaker CSometimes the fight is with yourself.
Speaker BWell played, Tim.
Speaker AWell played.
Speaker AA touche or.
Speaker CYeah.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker ADon't mess with me.
Speaker AI was raised in the 90s.
Speaker BNow you got him started singing.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker ANumber two, right?
Speaker CNumber two.
Speaker AOkay.
Speaker AOkay.
Speaker AYeah, no, it's fine.
Speaker AIt's fine, it's fine, it's fine, it's fine.
Speaker AJust.
Speaker AIt's fine, it's fine.
Speaker CI mean, it depends.
Speaker CWe don't know what your number two is.
Speaker CMight not be fine, but.
Speaker BYeah, it might be the worst choice ever.
Speaker BYou'll know.
Speaker BWe'll let you know.
Speaker BDon't worry about it.
Speaker BYes.
Speaker CGive us your number two and we'll tell you why you're wrong.
Speaker BThat's what I'm saying.
Speaker BThat's what siblings do.
Speaker AAll of you?
Speaker AYes.
Speaker AI'm just gonna do it.
Speaker AHold on.
Speaker AIt's out of my head.
Speaker AHold on.
Speaker AGive me a second.
Speaker BWow, it's a real strong number two, then.
Speaker CYeah.
Speaker CGeez Louise.
Speaker BWow.
Speaker AIt has been a 12 hour day.
Speaker AFriends.
Speaker AOkay.
Speaker BI mean, sure.
Speaker BI barely Muppets more than others.
Speaker BThat's all.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker AOh, my God.
Speaker AWhat is the Grouch's name?
Speaker COscar.
Speaker AThank you.
Speaker AOscar the Grouch.
Speaker AMain name.
Speaker AI was like, Edward the Grouch.
Speaker AI said, that's not right.
Speaker CNo, no.
Speaker CEdward the Grouch is.
Speaker CI'm pretty sure, on Downton Abbey.
Speaker BYes.
Speaker BI very much am not happy about the goings on in the downstairs.
Speaker COh, no.
Speaker CHere comes Edward the Grouch out of the system.
Speaker AAnd then I said, Andre the Grouch.
Speaker AAnd I was like, no, that's Andre the Giant.
Speaker CNow I will tell You Princess Bride with Oscar the Grouch as physic would have been.
Speaker CSo.
Speaker BYeah, just throwing him around in his trash can.
Speaker AExactly.
Speaker ASo Oscar the Grouch is numero.
Speaker CYou are the brute squad.
Speaker AWe are the brute squad.
Speaker AI do not think you.
Speaker AThat means what you think it means.
Speaker CAnybody got a peanut?
Speaker AWe could do that for an entire podcast.
Speaker AAnd then just keep quoting films.
Speaker AThat's how we communicate.
Speaker AAnd then just keep jumping.
Speaker AFilms.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker AAnd you can only communicate in film quotes.
Speaker AWe can do that for hours.
Speaker CYeah.
Speaker CAnd if you're gonna be on this podcast, you better God damn know.
Speaker AThis thing used to be civilized.
Speaker AYou'd kill a guy, he'd whack you.
Speaker ADone.
Speaker ABut if Terry Benedict's involved, you better not know you're involved or think you're dead because they kill you and then you go to work on you.
Speaker AI think it up a little bit, but it's.
Speaker CThat's all right.
Speaker CI put you on the spot.
Speaker CYou weren't expecting instant potion 11, so.
Speaker ABut did you see how fast I could do that?
Speaker AEven with a Swiss army knife?
Speaker ANo.
Speaker ASwiss cheese of a brain.
Speaker CNo, I actually, I'm a big fan of Swiss army knife.
Speaker BSometimes it's the cheese.
Speaker CYeah, yeah, Swiss army cheese.
Speaker ASometimes it's Swiss, sometimes it's cheese, Sometimes it's a knife.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker BAre you a knife brain or cheese brain today?
Speaker ACan we put that in a shirt design?
Speaker BI would like that on a defend your wrong choice.
Speaker AI wanted on a teal shirt, tri blend.
Speaker AThank you.
Speaker CAlso, by the way, I can't believe that's number two.
Speaker CHow is Oscar not number one?
Speaker CI can't believe you would.
Speaker CYou would knock him down.
Speaker AIf you know me personally, you would know who my number one is.
Speaker CNo, I don't think I know you.
Speaker APersonally, Oscar the Grouch.
Speaker AOkay?
Speaker AJust.
Speaker AJust living big feelings.
Speaker ALiving the.
Speaker AI don't have to fox with you, but that I can still be like, I can still be grouchy and engaged with people.
Speaker AI can still have friends and be grouchy.
Speaker ARight?
Speaker ALike, I can close my door on you and come back and still be able to talk to you and then be like, no, here are my boundaries.
Speaker AI'm not talking to you anymore.
Speaker ALike, telling me you're not teaching kids that you don't have to be happy all the time.
Speaker AI love Oscar the Grouch.
Speaker AYou know, it be grouchy.
Speaker AIt's fine.
Speaker ANow, you can't be taking out your grouch on people all the time.
Speaker ABut.
Speaker AAnd then nobody said he was Stinky.
Speaker AEver.
Speaker ANobody said you were stinky.
Speaker ABut he was living in garbage.
Speaker CNo, I mean, I think that's a good point.
Speaker CYou know.
Speaker CYou know, there was never any false happiness there.
Speaker COscar.
Speaker CWho Oscar was who Oscar was.
Speaker AAnd as you grew up with Oscar, you would get jokes and funny little things that'd be like.
Speaker AOh, yeah, that's for, like, teenagers.
Speaker CHey, sorry, kindergartners.
Speaker CYou'll get this in a few years.
Speaker AExactly.
Speaker BI mean, go ahead, go ahead.
Speaker BYou continue this, because I'm gonna shut.
Speaker AIt down like this.
Speaker AAnd they did the different ways that he would get around.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker AI always thought he looked like Grover when he was out of the can.
Speaker CAll right, I.
Speaker CI want.
Speaker CI want to hear the shutdown.
Speaker BOkay, so here's the thing, and I'm going by our friend and wise Muppet Sage, Vanessa, who I believe was pretty clear in saying that Sesame street is not Muppets.
Speaker ASesame Street.
Speaker AMuppets.
Speaker CSo what was Vanessa's argument for why Sesame Street's not Muppets?
Speaker BWell, she's.
Speaker BShe was just saying that, like, Sesame Street's its own thing.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker BYou can be created by the Henson Workshop, but that doesn't bestow Muppet ness upon you.
Speaker BThis is also where I go.
Speaker BBut slimy.
Speaker BAbsolutely.
Speaker BA Muppet, because I love that little guy.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker BI want to make a little.
Speaker BLittle Muppet Worm.
Speaker BAnd it'll have a little tiny mouth and little beady eyes.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker CI don't know, because, I mean.
Speaker AKermit was in freaking Big Bird's movie or was Big Bird's a Muppet.
Speaker BBut it's not like every human who's ever been in a Muppet movie is now a Muppet.
Speaker BOnly Tim Curry is.
Speaker AOkay.
Speaker AOnly.
Speaker AWell, Tim Curr was.
Speaker CWas a Muppet before Muppets were born, so.
Speaker BYeah, well, there's that.
Speaker BI do not know who wrote this bit of wisdom, but someone once said in Muppet Christmas Carol, Michael Kane treats all the Muppets like fellow actors, whereas in Muppet Treasure Island, Tim Curry treats all the Muppets as fellow Muppets.
Speaker BAnd I was like, that explains it perfectly.
Speaker BI should have put Tim Curry on this list.
Speaker CYeah.
Speaker CNumber one Muppet.
Speaker AOh, my God.
Speaker AThat was a beautiful analogy.
Speaker BBig Brain.
Speaker BBig Brain.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker AThat's like, Big Brain always knew what movie.
Speaker CNot gonna lie.
Speaker CThat part in Muppet Christmas Carol where bean bunny gets just destroyed by that wreath.
Speaker BIt's pretty funny.
Speaker BYeah, it's pretty funny.
Speaker CI will tell you right now, if we were doing top five worst Muppets, Bean Bunnies on there.
Speaker CCan't stand it.
Speaker BDoesn't.
Speaker BI can appreciate.
Speaker AWell, the answer is Emmett Otter, first of all.
Speaker BOh, my God, that's family trauma.
Speaker BFamily trauma.
Speaker CNo, no.
Speaker CEmmett Otter in and of itself, is a character.
Speaker CFine.
Speaker CThe movie.
Speaker BAre we ready to bring the heat upon us?
Speaker BWhat if someone actually listens to this?
Speaker AShe already knows we've had.
Speaker BNo, I'm not worried about Mom.
Speaker BMom already knows.
Speaker BI'm just saying about your regular civilians out there wondering why the Murphy family hates Emmett Otter's joke Bad Christmas because it sounds nuts.
Speaker BAnd I'm like, listen, listen, folks.
Speaker BYou just don't know.
Speaker BWe have history.
Speaker BA lot of history.
Speaker BA lot, a lot.
Speaker BA lot of repetitions in history with this film.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker BOh, God.
Speaker BWhere were we?
Speaker BWe had number two.
Speaker CYep.
Speaker BOkay.
Speaker AI had said Oscar the Grouch when I thought it was Edward.
Speaker BOh, no, no.
Speaker BThe one thing is, I will say is I appreciate the C.
Speaker BLive.
Speaker BLive sketch when they were doing the Joker, but it was Oscar and David harbor was playing the live action Oscar the Grouch and I would absolutely watch that film.
Speaker CYes.
Speaker BThe man could play Santa.
Speaker BThe man can play Oscar.
Speaker BLike, truly, truly.
Speaker BSo talented.
Speaker BSo talented.
Speaker CAbsolutely.
Speaker BAll right, Tim.
Speaker BOkay.
Speaker BAll right.
Speaker BAre we gonna go back on the rails here?
Speaker BAre we going back to Sense?
Speaker BOkay.
Speaker CYeah, we're back on the rails.
Speaker CNumber two, absolutely, positively has to be the Swedish Chef.
Speaker BOh.
Speaker CI know.
Speaker CI mean, talk about, like, first of all, like, everybody knows the design.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker CYou know, and, you know, it's.
Speaker CIt's the joke that's always perfect, which is you can't understand the thing he's saying.
Speaker CThe man just wants to cook.
Speaker CAnd a lot of times when I'm cooking, I have that same sort of manic energy of ingredients are flying and sort of like you watch the person making the food going.
Speaker CThis person has no clue what they're doing.
Speaker CAnd I'm so scared what's going to come out.
Speaker CAnd yet the finished product.
Speaker CBeautiful.
Speaker CIt's amazing.
Speaker COr it's just something that surprises you in a way that you weren't expecting.
Speaker CLike, you know, when we put a chicky in the basket and then we score two points.
Speaker BChicken the basket.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker CAnd look, find me a single person who at one point in their life has not just gone like, you do it, you do it.
Speaker CYou can't help it.
Speaker CYou know, sometimes that string of nonsense is the only thing that's appropriate for what's happening to you.
Speaker AHave you asked me how long it took for me to recognize those are like, hand.
Speaker AHands?
Speaker CYeah.
Speaker CThat's the other thing is, you know, he was a Muppet with human hands, which, by the way, you know, also makes them unique.
Speaker CThere's not a lot of Muppets that had human hands as part of their, of who they are.
Speaker CBut yeah, you know, and, and I think they, like.
Speaker CNo one's trying to give the backstory of the Swedish Chef, you know, Chef.
Speaker ABeaker and what's his.
Speaker ANo, no, Beaker, not.
Speaker ABut the other guy.
Speaker CBunsen, Honeydew.
Speaker ABunsen.
Speaker AHoneydew hands.
Speaker COh, true.
Speaker CYeah.
Speaker CWhen they do the scientific experiments.
Speaker AYep.
Speaker AAnd then the guy with the fish that juggles the fish.
Speaker COh, I'm blanking on his name, but I know who you mean.
Speaker AAnd that's all I mean.
Speaker BYou mean New Zealand.
Speaker CNew Zealand, Yeah.
Speaker BThose are both felt, felt like gloves, I think.
Speaker BOnly the Swedish Chef has naked, fleshy hands.
Speaker CBut, but yeah, so that's what I'm saying.
Speaker CLike, Swedish Chef's never going to show up on Muppet Babies.
Speaker CYou're never going to get a B story of, like, Swedish Chef, like, going back to his roots or anything.
Speaker CWe just assume he's from Sweden.
Speaker CYou know, as far as we know, he just had a note on him when he appeared on the show that said, hi, I'm the Swedish Chef.
Speaker CDude could be in witness protection.
Speaker CWe don't know.
Speaker CAnd you know what the best part is?
Speaker CI don't want to know.
Speaker CLike, like, I just love the idea of this dude just showed up speaking incredibly ridiculous gibberish.
Speaker CAnd they're like, yeah, we're putting him on our show and we're gonna eat the.
Speaker CHe cooks.
Speaker BEven though sometimes that stuff that he cooks has been talking to him previously.
Speaker CYes.
Speaker BEven the vegetables.
Speaker CYes.
Speaker BHe lives an odd life.
Speaker BHe often has to talk to these ingredients before he makes them into something that would drive you mad.
Speaker CExactly.
Speaker CSo I, I, I'm just saying, you know, he's so.
Speaker CFor those reasons, Swedish Chef number two.
Speaker BAll right, Okay.
Speaker BI mean, I did see him make tacos with Danny Trejo once.
Speaker BSo what am I supposed to do there?
Speaker BThat just makes sense to me.
Speaker BAll right, okay.
Speaker BMy number two.
Speaker BAnd it's up.
Speaker BAnd she would argue with me for being number two, but my number two, Miss Piggy, she's the diva of all divas.
Speaker BThat's just it.
Speaker BShe's just a small town pig.
Speaker BA small town pig who made it big through grit, gumption and the occasional use of martial arts.
Speaker AYeah, more than occasional.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker BWell, listen, only one of was necessary.
Speaker BOkay.
Speaker BDon't stand in her way.
Speaker BKermit, I didn't like.
Speaker BShe's elegant, she's Grace, she's.
Speaker BShe was such a star that there was no choice but for her to shine.
Speaker CAnd she'll call you on your, like, if you're lip syncing a song to her, she will let you know.
Speaker CCharles.
Speaker BCharles Grodin.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker BNo, she doesn't.
Speaker BListen, listen.
Speaker CCharles Gordon also would have been accepted as a Muppet.
Speaker BOh, God.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker BYeah, I could buy that.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker BI also feel like, like, what's the word here?
Speaker BLike, I appreciate a character who knows who she is, you know, like, you're getting the truth from her.
Speaker BShe never sells herself short.
Speaker BShe knows she deserves better, which is a nice character to see.
Speaker CYeah.
Speaker CTruly talented, but, you know, is assertive and only becomes aggressive when necessary.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker BListen, you have to be like, in this industry, as a woman in this.
Speaker CIndustry, know your own worth.
Speaker BYeah, she's got to know her own worth.
Speaker BShe's unconventionally attractive and if she heard you say that.
Speaker BHi.
Speaker CYah, exactly.
Speaker BShe's just attractive.
Speaker AI was literally about to say hi.
Speaker BYeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker BSee, because that's, that's what Miss Piggy teaches you.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker CSee, here, here's the thing.
Speaker CAnd, and not to jump ahead of you.
Speaker CSky, I am just surprised you have Miss Piggy as number two, because obviously a diva of her statue, a character as renowned as it's famous and as just divalicious should be number one.
Speaker BI, I, this, and I will cop to this.
Speaker BThis is a completely personal choice.
Speaker BThis is the.
Speaker BI, my number one is the only one that could be for me.
Speaker COkay.
Speaker BIt is also objectively correct, but also there's, you know, I hate to admit it, but there might be some personal preference in this.
Speaker BThere might be some personal preference.
Speaker AI know.
Speaker CYeah.
Speaker CYeah, I do now for sure.
Speaker AYeah, yeah.
Speaker CBut anyways, so, yeah, that's why I, I saying I didn't meant to to hijack sky, because I know you're supposed to say you're number one first, but for me, Miss Piggy's number one.
Speaker CLike that is.
Speaker BOkay, you didn't want to, but then you just went ahead and.
Speaker CWell, that's because, look, what do we say we got to do?
Speaker CWe got to argue and you're telling me Miss Piggy's number two.
Speaker CI, I, I, I had, I could not stand such slander against Miss Piggy.
Speaker CI, I had to let my voice be known.
Speaker BHuh?
Speaker CMiss Piggy is number one.
Speaker CAnd while I'm at it, Kermit.
Speaker CAll right.
Speaker CThat, wow.
Speaker BOkay.
Speaker BOkay.
Speaker CThat green privilege frog Splaining.
Speaker AWow.
Speaker CLike.
Speaker CLike when you're younger, you think Kermit, you're like, oh, like.
Speaker CLike, you know, he's.
Speaker CHe's sort of the leader.
Speaker CYou.
Speaker CYou.
Speaker CYou know, you have a soft spot for him.
Speaker CBut then when you get older, and especially the way he treats Miss Piggy, you know, she loves him, and what does he do?
Speaker CGaslights her.
Speaker CHe.
Speaker BHe.
Speaker CHe does not reciprocate.
Speaker CHe.
Speaker CLike, who gave him the theater?
Speaker CWas that nepotism?
Speaker CI'm pretty sure he.
Speaker CHe got the theater from, like, an uncle or something, you know, so he's a nipple baby.
Speaker AOkay, first of all, so you're number.
Speaker AYou're yelling the hate for Kermit.
Speaker BYour real number one choice.
Speaker BYou are using this to backdoor a screen against Kermit.
Speaker AYes, and I will not have it.
Speaker CNo, no.
Speaker CLook, you might not have it, but I am truths about Kermit.
Speaker BI've got this.
Speaker BTimothy's personal opinion does not reflect the opinions of anyone else involved in Murphy's Frankie's world.
Speaker BAnd legally, we like to absolutely distance ourselves from him.
Speaker CWait, hold on.
Speaker CSomeone's knocking at my door.
Speaker COh, look, it's a Disney branded vehicle.
Speaker CI wonder what that could be.
Speaker BSorry.
Speaker BGlad we got another brother.
Speaker BWe got a backup.
Speaker CBut.
Speaker CYeah, no, I'm just saying, like, my opinion on Kermit has changed as I've gotten older, and maybe.
Speaker CAnd again, maybe Kermit has changed too.
Speaker CYou know, I'm just saying, if we look back at, like, the 70s and 80s, Kermit, you know, not exactly the.
Speaker CA.
Speaker CStellar.
Speaker CStellar choices in the decisions he's made both personally and professionally.
Speaker BSky and I just sitting here saying nothing.
Speaker BIt's like, you know when you hear the shovel digging the dirt and it keeps going.
Speaker BOh, I think I hit you in bedrock.
Speaker BOh, he's still going.
Speaker BI still going.
Speaker BAll right.
Speaker BOkay.
Speaker BYou know what?
Speaker BI'm just gonna let those opinions sit there.
Speaker BWhat.
Speaker BWhat more could I say?
Speaker CAll I'm saying is think about it.
Speaker CJust.
Speaker CJust think about it.
Speaker CWatch some of those earlier Muppet shows.
Speaker CWatch some of the earlier movies.
Speaker ACan't a frog change?
Speaker COh, no.
Speaker CI am saying maybe he has, but.
Speaker CBut I think he's got a lot more toning to do therapy.
Speaker AI think they went to therapy.
Speaker BWow.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker BHey, sky, why don't you rinse this bad taste out of our mouth?
Speaker BWhat's your number one?
Speaker ASo my number one.
Speaker CPlease say, Kermit, are we going to get worse?
Speaker BAre we.
Speaker BAre we digging deeper?
Speaker BBecause.
Speaker BLet's do it.
Speaker AMy number one muppet.
Speaker CLook, you all wanted content.
Speaker CThere's some content for you.
Speaker AAll right, I think it's.
Speaker CThat's a 10 second clip that's going to be put on.
Speaker ANo, it's.
Speaker AI believe this Muppet is under.
Speaker ABoth underrated and slightly mid.
Speaker ARated.
Speaker CNot overrated, not order.
Speaker BOkay, so rated.
Speaker CThis Muppet is rated, but is rated.
Speaker COkay.
Speaker AOh, no.
Speaker AI could.
Speaker AOh, yeah, I'll do it now.
Speaker AThat would go.
Speaker AOkay, that's fine.
Speaker BThis internal struggle is fascinating.
Speaker CYeah, I mean, like Murphy's Rate, the world could just be sky debating themselves.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker BYou know, we'll do a bonus episode.
Speaker CYeah, actually, it's great because we'll still get paid for our episodes and we just have to sit there and listen to Sky.
Speaker AYeah, you're getting paid.
Speaker BTim, shut up, man.
Speaker BI said it'd go Farther.
Speaker BListen, listen.
Speaker BFive bucks don't split great already.
Speaker AWait, you're getting 150 and 250.
Speaker CThat's $4.
Speaker BSky, shut up.
Speaker BYou're gonna ruin this for me.
Speaker AI never said I was good at addition.
Speaker AI can divide like A though.
Speaker COkay, that was division five divided by two.
Speaker BNo, no, no, Tim.
Speaker BYou know what's happening here?
Speaker BThey're.
Speaker BThey're side stalling us.
Speaker BSay it.
Speaker CWhat's your number one?
Speaker CSay it.
Speaker BNice try.
Speaker AIt was.
Speaker AIt was actually very good because we did get there.
Speaker AI was just like.
Speaker AAll right, so my number one Muppet is.
Speaker CThat's still stalling.
Speaker CNo, no, no, no.
Speaker BThis is ridiculous.
Speaker AOkay?
Speaker AMy number one Muppet is Gonzo.
Speaker BYou son of a.
Speaker ASo my number one Muppet, the reason.
Speaker BWhy I just got Skyped.
Speaker CYou knew.
Speaker AI did.
Speaker BNow, okay, go ahead and say your half baked reasons in the eye.
Speaker BRight.
Speaker AIf I said it would go.
Speaker AThat was me being like, you know what?
Speaker AI'll say my other number one.
Speaker BBut then you didn't.
Speaker ANo, I did.
Speaker ABecause I say Gonzo.
Speaker BOh, my God.
Speaker BYou had a different number one and you just said this on purpose?
Speaker ACorrect.
Speaker BWow.
Speaker AThat was my internal struggle, boy.
Speaker CBy the way, Sky, I would like you.
Speaker CI'd like to thank you for.
Speaker CIn the mo.
Speaker CIn the last 90 seconds, you completely flipped.
Speaker CWho was the villain of this podcast?
Speaker AI've been watching wrestling for most of my life.
Speaker AI know how to flip heel.
Speaker CRight?
Speaker CWait a minute.
Speaker CThat's Triple H's music.
Speaker BOkay, well, yeah, you tell me the reason and not just.
Speaker BNot just to steal my thunder.
Speaker BYou there.
Speaker BAnd you tell me 10 reasons.
Speaker ABecause my tie is Janice and Gonzo.
Speaker AThose are my tie for number one.
Speaker AAnd then sometimes if I'm feeling sassy.
Speaker ALike, Miss Piggy is in there.
Speaker AAnyways, so Gonzo was a non binary king before a non binary king was like, a thing I even knew about.
Speaker ARight.
Speaker AHe was like the weirdo.
Speaker AKind of the same thing with, like.
Speaker CWasn't that literally what was put on his, like, crate in.
Speaker CYeah, the great was.
Speaker CIt was a great Muppet caper.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker BIt's frog, bear and weirdo.
Speaker AWeirdo, I think, or whatever.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker CRight.
Speaker AAnd just like, Oscar the Grouch, like, they could just be whatever they wanted to be.
Speaker BRight.
Speaker AAnd, like, have a relationship with a chicken.
Speaker AAnd like, nobody thought that was weird.
Speaker ARight.
Speaker AEveryone accepted that this Muppet that's a whatever was having a relationship with a chicken.
Speaker AAnd they loved each other.
Speaker AAnd you never heard words from the chicken's mouth.
Speaker ARight.
Speaker AAnd they just loved each other and it was beautiful.
Speaker AAnd he had a weird nose.
Speaker ABut no.
Speaker AAnd people were just always like, he could do funny things with them.
Speaker ASo anyways, he was just like a non binary queer icon from the jump.
Speaker BI mean, that's.
Speaker BThat is true.
Speaker CI'm.
Speaker CI'm saving any.
Speaker CAny feedback because I.
Speaker CI want to hear Meg do, like.
Speaker CI want to hear the.
Speaker AI want to hear the.
Speaker AThe soliloquy.
Speaker ASoliloquy.
Speaker BOkay, well, number one is Gonzo.
Speaker BAnd, yeah, know what?
Speaker BSome of that is Sky's reason.
Speaker BAbsolutely.
Speaker BHe is unknowable.
Speaker BAt one point, they said he was an alien, but that's not canon.
Speaker BGonzo can be whatever he wishes to be.
Speaker BHe dresses however.
Speaker BHe's probably the snazziest of all the Muppets.
Speaker BLike, he's always changing his outfit.
Speaker BSome Muppets are just like, listen, Fozzie, the same bow tie.
Speaker BBut you know what?
Speaker BThat works for him.
Speaker BIt works for him.
Speaker BWe don't want to confuse him.
Speaker BHe.
Speaker BHe's doing what he has to be doing.
Speaker BWhen I think of Charles Dickens, there's a chance I'm seeing Gonzo in a top hat before I think of the actual Charles Dickens 100%.
Speaker CWhich, by the way, I think is the way everyone should think of Charles Dickens.
Speaker BOh, yeah.
Speaker BApparently they cast him as Charles Dickens because I think, as Brian Henson said, it was the weirdest idea.
Speaker BLike, they're like, what would be the weirdest Muppet to cast?
Speaker BAnd yet he and Rizzo are holiday icons.
Speaker BIs it their partnership?
Speaker ADoes that mean.
Speaker AIs ultimate the word ultimate?
Speaker ALike, the ultimate version of A Christmas Carol in my head is Muppets Christmas Carol?
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker BYou can say, like, that's your.
Speaker BThat's your like, that's the.
Speaker BThat's your canon one.
Speaker COr your platonic ideal.
Speaker BYeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker BOne of the quotes from the Henson Company at one point is, Gonzo is an example of a zany, bombastic appreciation of life.
Speaker BAnd I'm like, yeah, he just loves life.
Speaker BLike, he just loves what he loves.
Speaker BHe is passionate about what he's passionate about.
Speaker BWhether that be shooting himself out of a cannon or his long term relationship with Camila, which, I mean, has been more stable than Kermit or, Or.
Speaker BOr and Miss Piggy the entire time.
Speaker AIt's true.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker BGod.
Speaker BThe rockiest it was is perhaps in one of the.
Speaker BNot the latest Muppet show, but the one where the TV show and.
Speaker BAnd Gonzo and Rizzo and Pepe are.
Speaker BAre all living together and writing it.
Speaker BRizzo and Pepe are a little confused about their couple's yoga.
Speaker BAnd it's just Gonzo lifting Camilla up with his feet.
Speaker BBut he doesn't care.
Speaker BShe doesn't care.
Speaker BThat's how their relationship is.
Speaker BHe is always himself.
Speaker AI love it.
Speaker BI just.
Speaker BGonzo is always himself.
Speaker BAnd there's a.
Speaker BThere's a lesson there to be learned.
Speaker BAnd I think almost anyone could see at least a part of themselves in Gonzo.
Speaker CYeah.
Speaker CYou know, I will have to say I.
Speaker CI am a little disappointed in myself that I should have known Gonzo was going to be your number one.
Speaker CLike.
Speaker CLike has been pure and genuine for years.
Speaker BYep.
Speaker CSo shame on me.
Speaker BBut I love that little weirdo.
Speaker BThis little weirdo loves that little weirdo.
Speaker AI always affiliated my sister with a couple cartoon characters.
Speaker ALike characters.
Speaker ARight.
Speaker AGonzo, Marvin the Martian, and only Marvin the Martian.
Speaker ABecause you would draw it a lot.
Speaker AAnd so that I would.
Speaker BBecause it was the 90s, y'all.
Speaker BThere was a lot of Marvin art around.
Speaker CAnd you know what you weren't drawing?
Speaker CYou weren't drawing eludium 32 exploding space modulators.
Speaker BYes.
Speaker AAnd then Hitchhiker's Guide.
Speaker ALike those.
Speaker AJust like that universe, that's who.
Speaker BAnd then Pretty alien Heavy.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker AAnd then the Girl Animaniacs.
Speaker CDot.
Speaker BOh, Dot.
Speaker BWhy, thank you.
Speaker BIf only I could have that energy.
Speaker CI know.
Speaker CI mean, sister, come on.
Speaker CThe fact that they just casually dropped Dana Delaney in their theme song occasionally.
Speaker BYeah, yeah.
Speaker BWe had a whole nother episode we could do there.
Speaker BOkay, so I'm not going down there.
Speaker CSmells like.
Speaker BOh.
Speaker AAnd your brain, too.
Speaker CLike Maurice lamarche.
Speaker CLike Pinky in the brain.
Speaker BAh, I follow.
Speaker BI was like, my brain.
Speaker BI mean, that is a part of me.
Speaker AWe got there.
Speaker BCapitalized B.
Speaker BI got you.
Speaker BAll right, so I think that was.
Speaker CFrozen peas, country goodness, and green penis.
Speaker BOh, that's horrible.
Speaker COh.
Speaker CWhat?
Speaker CLook, there's a French fries.
Speaker BLook at my beard.
Speaker BOh, boy.
Speaker BOkay.
Speaker BAll right.
Speaker BOkay.
Speaker CI'd like to remind everyone that the one semester I spent in college, I changed my startup notification from the traditional window sound effect to that sound clip from the critic.
Speaker CSo every time my laptop would start up, anyone in the room would just hear rosebud.
Speaker CRosebud.
Speaker CFrozen peas.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker BI love it.
Speaker AObsessed.
Speaker BOkay, Any other last thoughts, honorable mentions, important bits of legal cover that folks feel the need to say?
Speaker CI will say it was hard keeping Fozzie off the list, you know?
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker CBaroness, Studebaker, Natural environment, you know?
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker BYep.
Speaker CSo I just wanted to give him a quick shout out.
Speaker CStill love you, Fozzie.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker BA true ally.
Speaker BOne of those recent clips of him.
Speaker BLike, I went on a website because they said it was for bears.
Speaker BTurns out it's different kind of bears, but they're having a good time.
Speaker BMuppets.
Speaker BMuppets is adorable.
Speaker BAnd that's exactly how Fozzie would respond for me.
Speaker BBut I'm glad folks are, you know, enjoying themselves.
Speaker BI'm like, that's.
Speaker BThat's Fozzie.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker BI was gonna say, if I had any honorable mentions, it would probably be the Electric Mayhem in general, but particularly Janice, because, like, I love her and, like, she's lived a life.
Speaker BLike, there's a Muppet who's lived the life.
Speaker BIt's Janice.
Speaker BLike, oh, my God.
Speaker BAnd I love, like, the latest.
Speaker BWhen they did the Electric Mayhem show on Disney, they had this whole subplot about, like, Janice is always taking care of others, but maybe she needs to take care of herself.
Speaker BAnd I was like, for sure.
Speaker BI love it.
Speaker BPlus, again, I like a Muppet that you can't see their eyes.
Speaker CLike, things are really gonna turn.
Speaker CWhat's my.
Speaker COnce I get my glossies.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker BI said, I'm not taking off my clothes for you or anybody.
Speaker BMuppet could just say that line out of nowhere, and you're like, yeah, I bet she had that conversation.
Speaker CYeah.
Speaker CAlso, other quick shout out, honorable mention goes to animal.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker BI mean, the baby animal from that Electric Mayhem show.
Speaker CYeah.
Speaker BI mean, it is just like a fur ball with teeth.
Speaker BDamn it.
Speaker COh, Again.
Speaker CKnows who he is.
Speaker CI mean, also, the fact that they were like.
Speaker CLike, you get someone like Buddy Rich on the Muppet show who's like, I'm going to drum battle a Muppet.
Speaker CAnd again, you know, much like Michael Caine.
Speaker CHe goes on there and he treats him like he is a drum virtuoso and needs to bring his A game.
Speaker AMichael.
Speaker BNo.
Speaker ANo.
Speaker BWe cannot get into our Michael and Kane impression of.
Speaker BWe can't.
Speaker CMichael Kane is up here.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker AHe was only 16 years old.
Speaker BWe're doing Michael Caine.
Speaker BWe're doing Steve Coogan and Rob Bryan doing Michael Kane.
Speaker BWhat's wrong with us?
Speaker CAnd his voice has come down here.
Speaker BLet me finish.
Speaker ALet me finish.
Speaker ALet me finish.
Speaker BOh, okay.
Speaker BI love you all.
Speaker BDid you have anything else to say?
Speaker ANope.
Speaker AI love you all.
Speaker AMy.
Speaker AMy puppy is screaming.
Speaker BOh, you're trying to shut us up.
Speaker BNo, I see what that is.
Speaker BYou see that?
Speaker ALove.
Speaker BAnyway.
Speaker BOkay.
Speaker BRight.
Speaker BOh, my God.
Speaker BThank you everyone, for tuning in.
Speaker BI guess pushing play for Murphy's Rank the world.
Speaker BWe'll be around next time to argue about things that you don't have to argue about.
Speaker BBut we're siblings.
Speaker BAnd that's how we show affection to each other.
Speaker CStay tuned for more continued nonsense.
Speaker ALove you all.