The Muppet Movie Page #5
Exactly.
She just walked out on me.
- Typical. That's why I live alone.
- You do, huh?
You bet.
I finish work,
I go home, read a book...
have a couple of beers,
take myself for a walk and go to bed.
Nice and simple.
- Stay away from women. That's my motto.
- But I can't.
Neither can I.
That's my trouble.
You can't live with 'em
You can't live without 'em
There's something
irresistible-ish about 'em
We grin and bear it
'cause the nights are long
I hope that somethin'better
comes along
I see what you mean.
It's no good complainin'
and pointless to holler
If she's a beauty
she'll get under your collar
She made a monkey
out of old King Kong
I hope that somethin'better
comes along
Still, it's fun
when you're fetchin'
And agree to see an etching
That you keep at your lily pad
There is no solution
It's part of evolution
The pitter patter of soles
The little feet of tadpoles
Rowlf, tadpoles don't have feet.
Sorry about that.
Two, three, four.
There's no limitation
to mixin'and matchin'
Some get an itchin'for a critter
they've been scratchin'
A skunk was badgered
The results were strong
I hope that something better
I hope that something better
I hope that something better
comes along
Phone call for Kermit the Frog!
- You Kermit the Frog?
- Yeah.
Phone.
It's not that often you see a guy
that green have the blues that bad.
Kermie, please!
- Piggy, is that you?
- Yes, that's her.
And this is Doc Hopper.
Now you listen, frog, and listen good.
Step outside the motel right now.
My guys'll meet you there.
Well,
what if I don't?
Then your girlfriend
will be ham hocks by breakfast.
Kermie, don't, don't!
Are you the guys
I'm supposed to meet?
Good, Glen. That's good.
Nice and tight.
- The professor's here, Doc.
- Show him in. Show him in.
Kermie, I'm not a bit worried.
I know you're planning
something bold and clever.
Well, I got us
this far, didn't I?
- How are you?
- Professor Krassman.
It's good to see you, Doc,
you little rustic devil, you.
Where's my victim?
I mean, patient.
- Step this way, Professor.
- Of course.
Let me introduce you
to your patient.
Prof. Krassman is
the world's leading authority...
on mind control in frogs.
It's a very rapidly growing field.
You like garlic, don't you?
Tell us what you're gonna do
to our little Kermit.
Well, we're going to perform
an electronic ''cerebrectomy.''
- A what?
- An electronic cerebrectomy!
What's that?
It's something so sensational
that you'll have to hold on to your hat.
- Yes?
- When a German scientist says...
'' Hold on to your hat,''
it's not casual conversation.
Hold on to your hat!
Hat, hold! Good!
Now, what we're going to do is bring out
a machine that's going to wow you.
Bertram, Bertram,
bring out the machine!
Wait till you see this. You think
we're sleeping in Dusseldorf?
in Cologne? No, we're working at night.
Each night, a new dial,
a new knob, a diode.
- Electronic ce--
- Cerebrectomy.
- Electronic cerebrectomy.
- What does it do?
What does it do?
It turns the brains into guacamole.
First of all,
I'll pull out of this, okay?
Wonderful.
Second?
Halt!
I detest the surfeit
of provincial laughter.
Now, we take your friend,
the little '' F-O-R-G''...
put him in the chair,
clamp on the terminals...
drop the electronic yarmulke...
and throw, what we call
in German, the switch.
Yes, you little green devil...
soon it'll be a hot time
at the old skull tonight.
Thank you, Herr Machine.
Now, the frog will do your bidding.
He will do your every whim, He will do
your television commercial, yes.
He will sell your frogs' legs.
- Zaparooni.
- Head full of jelly.
- A noggin full of library paste!
- Let's fry them brains!
- You've got a fun job.
- I love it, I love it.
If I could inflict a little pain during
the afternoon, I sleep good at night.
- We'll let you get on with it, then.
- My pleasure.
Max.
I'll be back later
to pick up what's left of the frog.
''What's left of the frog.'' You can have
everything, excuse the brain.
All right.
Bring over the frog.
Kermie, whatever happens next...
I wouldn't give up
this evening together for anything.
- Would you?
- Make me an offer.
Okay, I got him.
I got him.
Good, good.
And why don't we take
a little seat, Kermit?
Hold his hands down.
Get your feeties in place.
Will you
stop whimpering?
Go out like a frog,
not a little toad.
Okay, Herr Machine, this is
big time here. Ready to go to work?
Hand clamps!
Foot clamps!
You can struggle
all you want now, frog.
It'll do you
very little good.
All right. And now
it's time to drop...
the electronic beanie.
Soon there'll be enough voltage coursing
through your little frog brain...
to light up Cincinnati.
- Here we go.
- Oh, please! Not my frog, please!
- Say good-bye to the frog, pig.
- Why should I?
Because in ten seconds,
he won't know you from kosher bacon.
That does it!
What the heck's goin' on here?
A pig that goes bananas?
What is this, a luau?
Where'd she go?
Oh, boys.
There she is! Get her!
I must reach the switch.
I must!
- Switch-- I must reach--
- Oh, no.
- Now, Kermie.
- Thank you.
Well...
shall we go now, Kermie?
Well--
just a second.
What?
Piggy, it's your agent.
Thank you.
Yeah, Morty.
What have you got?
Commercial?
How much? When?
Take it.
Good-bye!
What happened?
Flip, flip, flip, flip.
Don't worry, Animal.
Yeah, yeah.Just be cool and
eat another seat cushion.
Seat cushion!
Well, how do you
like the film?
I've seen detergents that
leave a better film than this.
I don't care what anybody else says.
Oh, good.
- The ''flim'' is okey-dokey.
- Good. Roll film.
'' Flim'' is ''rooling.''
Quiet, quiet.
This is the patriotic part.
- No.
Oh, beautiful
for spacious skies
For purple mountains'majesties
Above the fruited plain
America, America
God shed His grace on thee
And crown thy good
with brotherhood
From sea to
Shining sea
Patriotism swells in the heart
of the American bear.
Hold it, boys. Hold it!
Hold your fire!
Now, boys, no reflection
on the job you been doin'...
but I decided
to bring in a specialist.
Now, boys,
this is Snake Walker.
Tell 'em what you do, Snake.
Kill frogs.
- How long is it to Hollywood?
- We gotta be there by tomorrow.
Hey, Kermit! Are you going to
get an agent like that pig had?
Gonzo, you know
he's touchy about that.
- Hey, who's that? I don't believe that.
- Oh, no.
- That's Piggy.
- Yeah, I know.
Do you think we should
help her with her bag?
Oh, Kermie!
What an unbelievable coincidence!
Hello again.
It's me!
Would you hold
my laundry case?
- Well.
- Well what?
So much has happened to me
since I saw you last.
Frankly, Miss Piggy,
I don't give a hoot.
My name is Rowlf the Dog, and I was
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