The Muppet Show Revamped
Ready for a change of pace? Your favorite cartoon stars get together to bring back an old favorite in their own, semi-unique fashion! Watch Dexter throw Misty for a loop, Jack Skellington do "Mana-Mana" with The Smurfs, and a famous red-head blow her top, among other things!
Captain Gundam clenched his hands tightly, nervousness overcoming him for the first time in a long time. As the door in the wall across from him opened, he got up from his chair and respectfully bowed to his superior. "Thank you again for seeing me, Mr. Frog."
"Call me Kermit."
Kermit the Frog placed his hands on his hips calmly, giving Captain a smile that moved his whole head as only he could. Kermit was flanked on his right by Fozzie bear, who was smiling (if vacantly) at Captain. The frog approached the tall Gundam on his shaky Muppet legs and patted his arm gently. "Go on and sit down, Captain. I know you must be nervous."
"I am, sir."
"Don't call me 'sir'."
"Yes, sir." Captain sat back in the office chair, Kermit and Fozzie sitting on either side of him. "I just can't believe your trusting me with this kind of honor. I mean, my show barely even lasted one season on American TV."
"Hey, some of the best stuff is cancelled before its time," Kermit assured Captain.
"Just look at our show," pointed out Fozzie.
"I have a good feeling about you." Kermit nodded his head as he spoke. "You're capable of great things; you just need to try."
Captain blushed furiously and lowered his head. "I'm not worthy of this amount of praise, sir. You're Kermit the Frog! You don't need to flatter me."
"Yeah, but I want to." Kermit motioned to his furry friend. "Give him the key, Fozzie."
"Right, the key." Fozzie sat still in his chair for a moment, making Captain and Kermit stare in confusion.
"Fozzie?"
"Um, I need the key, sir," Captain purred while tapping Fozzie's shoulder.
"The key," Fozzie repeated. The bear suddenly jerked to a start. "Oh, the key! Right, right, the key! No prob-lem!"
Fozzie patted his body fervently, all the while repeating "The key!" and "No prob-lem!" until finally he got the idea to take off his hat. Removing his bowler, Fozzie reached his entire arm in and pulled out an antique, golden key and gave it to Kermit. Kermit rolled his eyes and placed the golden key in Captain's hands.
"This is the key to The Stage, Captain." Kermit patted Captain's shoulder and helped him to his feet. "Are you ready?"
Captain bent down and tried to hold his legs still. "I am, but my knees are not."
Fozzie slammed his palm into Captain's back. "You'll be fine! Just remember to picture the audience in their underwear, and you'll be okey-dokey for the whole show!"
The small Gundam cocked his head. "Their underwear?"
"Ah, don't worry about it, Captain."
Kermit led the Gundam to the door of the office. With a deep breath, Captain pushed the golden key into the door, watching the keyhole stretch to fit the key's unique shape. Holding himself as stiff as he could, Captain jerked the key to the right, unprepared for the blinding light that radiated from the keyhole.
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"Hello, everyone!" Captain waved to his huge cast of cartoon and other assorted animated characters. "Thank you for joining us tonight. Now, you have been transported to the famous Muppet Show Stage in order to put on one of the best shows in your acting career based on your renown, great acting ability (or lack thereof-" he added under his breath, "), and musical talent. I hope your trip here was not too stressful. Any questions?"
Misty (of Pokemon fame) raised her hand and curtly shouted. "Where's my dressing room!"
Captain pointed to a staircase behind him. "Everyone's dressing rooms are upstairs, just keep looking until you find a door with your name on it."
Jack Skellington then politely raised a finger, knowing if he picked up his whole arm he would touch the ceiling. "What exactly do we have to do?"
"Sing, dance, do skits, think Vaudeville."
"Think 'Laugh-In'," Mandy callously remarked as she made her way to the balcony seating, dropping a drooling Billy off at Captain's feet. "Come on, Ash, we have heckling to do."
"Yes, ma'am!"
Captain felt himself get pushed aside as if he were a curtain, and a hatless Ash Ketchum bolted past him at full speed only to be jerked to a stop by Misty.
"Ashy-poo, where are you going? Aren't you going to perform with us?"
"Aw, heck no! I have no talent!" Ash pulled his arm out of Misty's grasp. "See you later, Misty!"
Ash promptly bolted away behind the curtain. Misty waved to him frantically. "I'll be cheering to you from the stage, my Ashy-poo! I'll be performing the best for you!"
Jack leaned into Lois Griffin's shoulder and cupped his hand around his mouth. "We can only pray."
Lois giggled knowingly.
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The Theme Song began! The Smurfs bounced onto the stage in perfect formation, rocking their little bodies to the racous music of the Eclectic Bedlam (members to be explained later).
Smurfs: It's time to play the music!
It's time to light the lights!
It's time to meet the Muppets
On the Muppet show tonight!
The guitarist of the Eclectic Bedlam, Strong Bad, immediately bounced onto the stage and kicked a section of Smurf away just enough for him to stand.
Strong Bad: It's time to put on make-up.
It's time to dress up right!
It's time to get things started!
The audience all cupped their hands and cheered.
Audience: Why don't you get things started!
Way up in a balcony seat, Mandy and Ash Ketchum watched the Smurf-covered stage with a keen eye. Mandy folded her hands and looked to the ceiling.
Mandy: Oh please, don't make us watch it again!
Ash burst into a giddy laughter.
Captain stood himself in the middle of the stage, holding his shivering hands behind him. As each line was sung, more and more cartoon stars appeared behind him, adding a rousing harmony and, more importantly, VOLUME to the simple song.
Captain: It's time to get things started
On the most sensational-
Captain and Smurfs: Inspirational-
Captain, Smurfs, and cartoons: Celebrational-
Captain, Smurfs, and MORE cartoons: Muppet-tational!
Captain held out his arms as the huge cast of cartoon and movie characters began to flock around him onstage.
Group: This is what we
Call the Muppet
SHOW!
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Captain entered the stage, waving to the plentiful audience of assorted extras with tiny, nondescript eyes and bland faces. He put on his best smiling eyes and bowed to his "public". "Hi-ho, everyone, and welcome to The Muppet Show, Revamped Edition! I am Captain Gundam, and I will be your host for tonight!"
Mandy put her hands together and KSSSHD-ed through her fingers. "Please direct your attention to the dork on the stage. Your seats can be used as a flotation device."
Captain blushed as the audience roared with laughter. "Um, well, yes." He straightened his posture and tried to picture the audience in their underwear. When it didn't work, he continued talking. "Anyway, we have brought together the best talents from all over TV-Land and beyond to bring you the greatest show of your lives!"
"I don't intend on dying that soon, Gundam!" Mandy jeered, Ash erupting in an evil laughter once again.
Captain ignored Mandy's comment the best he could. "Stick around, because later we'll have a special celebrity guest star!"
"In other words, some B-Series cartoon character that nobody remembers," Ash defined.
Captain sighed. "Anyway, we'd like to start the show on a high note, and-"
Ash Ketchum let loose a killer high C note that shook the entire room. A few people applauded.
Captain knew the perfect way to dispell the tension. "At least we're not opening with a bang."
As the audience gave a rousing applause, Captain slipped towards the side-stage. "Ladies and gentlemen, our opening act!"
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The motorcycles revved as the background moved behind them; Misty led a pack of biker Smurfs (Smurfs having been established as the perfect extra characters) onstage in a bulky studded leather suit, her hog emblazened with a Pokeball decal. The scenery behind them moved in perfect sync with the spinning wheels of the motorcyle, the perfect picture of motion in place.
Riders: 'Round, 'round, get around. I get around!
Small-looking Smurf: (deep voiced) Yeah!
(Riders: Get around, 'round, 'round, I get around!)
Misty:Ya-aa-aah, I get around!
(Riders: Get around, round, round, I get around)
Misty: From town to town.
(Riders:Get around, round, round, I get around)
Misty: I'm a real cool head.
(Riders: Get around round round I get around)
Misty: I'm makin' real good bread.
Riders: I'm gettin' bugged driving up and down the same old strip.
I gotta finda new place where the kids are hip.
Suddenly the background behind them ran out, revealing an empty set of background reels and an innocent stagehand in plain view. The audience roared with laughter.
Riders: My buddies and me are getting real well known;
Yeah, the bad guys know us and they leave us alone.
The stagehand fumbled backstage to get the background set up again, tripping and stumbling over his own feet as the background was about 3 feet taller than he was. The audience kept snickering from their seats as Misty sang on, oblivious.
Misty: I get around
(Riders: Get around, 'round, 'round, I get around.)
Misty: From town to town.
(Riders: Get around, 'round, r'ound, I get around.)
Misty: I'm a real cool head.
The background, thanks to the panicky stagehand, was now back in place; but now that the illusion had been fouled up, the motorcycles now looked simply like spinning hubcaps and a moving backdrop.
(Riders: Get around, 'round, 'round, I get around.)
Misty: I'm makin' real good bread.
(Riders: Get around, 'round, 'round, I get around.)
Rider 1: I get around!
Rider 2: Round!
Riders: Oo-oo-oo-oo-oo.
Wah-wa-ooo.
Wah-wa-ooo.
Wah-wa-oo-oo.
Riders: We always take my car cause it's never been beat,
And we've never missed yet with the girls we meet.
(Misty: Sing it, boys!)
Riders: None of the guys go steady cause it wouldn't be right
To leave their best girl home now on Saturday night.
Misty: I get around
(Riders: Get around round round I get around.)
Suddenly the backdrop stopped entirely, and then started spinning in the opposite direction (an obvious attempt by the stagehand to not have to set it back up again). The audience laughed again, scattered applause rewarding the crafty stagehand.
Misty: From town to town.
(Riders: Get around round round I get around.)
Misty: I'm a real cool head.
(Riders: Get around round round I get around.)
Misty: I'm makin' real good bread.
(Riders: Get around round round I get around.)
Rider 1:I get around
Rider 2: Round
Riders: Oo-oo-oo-oo.
Oo-oo-oo-oo.
'Round, 'round, get around,
I get around.
Comically deep voiced Smurf: Yeah!
Misty and Riders: Get around, 'round, 'round,
I get around...
I get around!
Misty: See you around!
Whipping the motorcycle into gear, Misty unexpectantly flew off of the stage, down the aisle, and out the main door.
"Hey, Misty, wait up!" Ash called out, laughing soon after.
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"LOIS AND STEWIE GRIFFIN ONSTAGE IN 30 SECONDS!" Shute turned away from his clipboard and returned to patting Captain's sagging shoulders. "It's okay, Captain, it wasn't that terrible..."
"The first act, and everything goes wrong," Captain reminded his closest friend, taking his face out of his hands for a quick breath. He could barely speak through the knot that was forming in his chest. "I promised Kermit nothing would go wrong-"
A motorcyle suddenly parked itself in front of Captain Gundam, Misty riding astride it with her entire torso puffed out like a bullfrog. "Oh, Captain, it was so wonderful! The crowd loved me!"
"Sure they did, Misty," Captain recited.
Shute suppressed a laugh. Misty ignored it and continued. "You know, since I was the headliner for the opening act, I should be given a bigger dressing room now. I'll also need a-"
The red-head's palm suddenly slipped off the handlebar, and she smashed into the front of the motorbike. In a second, Misty had re-gripped the handles only to hear the engine ROAR, and ZOOM! she was heading towards the backdoor!
"AAAA! CAPTAIN, HELP!"
Misty was caught on a runaway motorcycle! She clipped Lois and Stewie Griffin in the hallway just as they were coming through the backdoor. Stewie cupped his hands. "TURN LEFT! TURN LEFT!"
Misty, not thinking, turned left and ran straight into a pile of garbage.
"Blast!" Stewie spat. "It was the right alleyway that led to a wall. Curse my directionary dyslexia!"
All this Captain saw, and his anxiety became greater. "(grooooooaaaaaaaaannnnnn)..."
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Lois sat babie Stewie on her lap and began playing a happy, jazzy little tune on a grand piano she found onstage. The lid, sorry to say, was closed, so the lights glanced off the beautiful ebony finish without showing off the delicate workings of the hammers. "Okay, kiddies, for this act we're going to do a litle tune called 'In a Cabin in the Woods', and my precious little Stewie is going to help his mommy, isn't he?"
"Until Alzhiemers renders you a blathering idiot that can easily be dropped off in a sub-standard nursing home and be taken dominion over, then yes, I am afraid I am at the whim of your matriarchal tyranny," Stewie twisted his voice sarcastically, "Mommy."
"Okay," Lois crooned as she place Stewie on the lid of the piano. "When you're ready, hunny."
Lois: In a cabin in the woods,
Stewie touched in fingers together and pitched them like a roof.
A monster by the window stood.
Placing his fists over his ears and pointing his pointer fingers upwards, Stewie finished his "monster" pose and yawned.
Saw a rabbit hopping by
Stewie held up his first two fingers on one hand and "hopped" them across his chest.
Knocking at the door.
He pretended to knock on a door.
"Help me, help me, sir," he said.
His hands flew up with each "help me".
"I ate the farmer's lettuce bed."
He pointed to his mouth, then rubbed his belly.
"Come on in," the monster cried,
He waved his arm invitingly and cupped his hands over his mouth, his eyes glazed.
"And sit down by the fire."
With a point and a rub of his hands, Stewie slammed his bottom back onto the piano. "Are we finished now, Mother, because I found that to be completely humiliating!"
Lois giggled and patted her son's head. "Aw, you're too old for that little baby song, aren't you?"
An evil smile stretched over Stewie's wide face. "Why, yes. I daresay, Mother, that I have found a few improvements to be in order."
"Aw, you wanna sing a parody, sweetie?"
"It's not a parody, it's an improvement!" Stewie kicked Lois's nose. "Now, start up the music again, or I shall make your death slow and agonizing!"
Lois mindlessly began playing, leaving Stewie to sing.
Stewie: In a New York penthouse late one night,
Sat a fat and wealthy socialite.
She saw a hobo climb the stairs
And rap upon her door.
"He me out here, man," he "saids".
"I'm stuck up here, trapped by the Feds."
"Go away," the woman sneered.
"I can't hear the TV."
"Well, Stewie," admitted a confused Lois, "That was very... creative."
"Oh, but there's more! I've written a delightful sequel in which the hobo is put in prison and comes back to-"
The curtain closed (thankfully) before Stewie could finish.
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Two Smurfs stood in front of a plain white background, bouncing along to the music.
Smurfs: Do-do-do-do. Do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do. Do-do-do-do-do-do. Do-DOO-do-do-do.
Jack Skellington wandered onto the stage, his face a little glazed. He waited until his eyes focused under the spotlights to begin.
Jack: Mana-mana.
Smurfs: Do-DOO-do-do-do.
Jack: Mana-mana.
Smurfs: Do-do-DOO-do.
Jack: Mana-mana.
Smurfs: Do-DOO-do-Do-do. Do-DO-do. Do-DO-do. Do-DO-do-do-do, do-do-Do-do-do.
Jack smiled and began to twist around in a dead-brained shuffle.
Jack: Mana-mana-mana-mana-ma-na-ma, meedle-meedle-na-na. Bada-ba-da, bada-ba-ba-ba. Deeby-deeby deedle-dee-ba-da-ba...
Jack turned around slowly, noticing that the Smurfs were giving him odd looks. "No?"
They shook their heads.
"Hmph."
Jack: Mana-mana.
Smurfs: Do-DOO-do-do-do.
Jack: Mana-mana.
Smurfs: Do-do-DOO-do.
Jack: Mana-mana.
Smurfs: Do-DOO-do-Do-do. Do-DO-do. Do-DO-do. Do-DO-do-do-do, do-do-Do-do-do.
Once again overcome by goofiness, Jack began to shuffle about like a goon.
Jack: Mana-mana, ma, ma-neh-mumph. Mana-mana, meh, na-neh-
The Smurfs gave Jack a poke. "No."
"What!"
"No."
The Pumpkin King snarled and kept singing.
Jack: Mana-mana.
Smurfs: Do-DOO-do-do-do.
Jack: Mana-mana.
Smurfs: Do-do-DOO-do.
Jack: Mana-mana.
Smurfs: Do-DOO-do-Do-do. Do-DO-do. Do-DO-do. Do-DO-do-do-do, do-do-Do-do-do.
Jack began to leave the stage! Still humming to himself, he stepped offstage quickly, passing Captain on his way. The tiny Gundam caught his arm and looked into the skeleton's eye sockets.
And there they stood.
The Smurfs watched.
The audience waited.
Mandy snored.
Jack leapt back onto the stage.
Jack: Mana-mana.
Smurfs: Do-DOO-do-do-do.
Jack: Mana-mana.
Smurfs: Do-do-DOO-do.
Jack: Mana-mana.
Smurfs: Do-DOO-do-Do-do. Do-DO-do. Do-DO-do. Do-DO-do-do-do, do-do-Do-do-do.
The audience applauded as Jack took his final bow.
Jack: Mana-mana.
The Eclectic Bedlam finished off the act with a flourish.
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Ash leaned in close to Mandy. "The question is, what's a 'mana-mana'?"
"No, the question is: 'Who cares?'."
Ash guffawed.
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Kim Possible sat behind a newsdesk, a generic 70s-esque news backdrop pressed just a leeeeetle too hard against her back. She held up a bundle of papers and began to read into the camera.
"And now, Anchorwoman Kim Possible with a Muppet News Flash. Reports are coming in from all over the globe that television news reporters are blowing up. These reports ar-"
BOOM!
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"Captain and Gonzo to the sta- Gonzo!"
Gonzo met with Captain as he was about to enter the stage. "Hey, buddy! First time act?"
"G-g-Gonzo!" Captain blushed in shock. "I-it- I didn't know I was doing my first act with you!"
"Is he the special guest?" Shute asked.
"No, I'm the act during the intermission!" Gonzo cheered. He pointed to Captain. "And he is going to help me!"
"I am?" Captain sounded euphoric.
"But there's no people during th- whatever." Shute snapped his clipboard. "You're on in five seconds."
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Misty flew onto the stage, decked in a lion tamer's uniform. "Let's go to- The Circus!"
The curtains opened to a trapeze set, Gonzo sitting high on a jumping platform. Captain's hands rested on his shoulders, ready for push-off... or, sort-of ready. Captain couldn't stop shaking, and his concentration kept shifting from Misty's flat notes to Gonzo's maniacal laughter to the spotlights to the audience that decided to stay and watch Gonzo and back again...
"I'm nervous, Mr. Gonzo," he finally managed to say in a rare moment of lucidity. "I'm really, really nervous."
"Ah, it's a bit role, you're be fine," The Great Gonzo advised. "Now go ahead and push me hard."
"What!"
"Push me hard, I wanna go fast!"
Captain sighed. "I don't know how I got talked into this."
Captain gave Gonzo a shove. The blue one flew out onto the trapeze, unaware that a strap of his costume had attached itself to Captain's arm! Caught offguard by nervousness and shock, Captain lurched forward and fell face-first into the hardwood floor!
The audience screamed! The stagehands pulled the curtain shut in two seconds, and Captain was soon surrounded by worried cartoons galore.
"Captain!" Of course, Shute made it through the fray first, and was the only one who Captain reached out for in the crowd.
"My Lord! Are you all right?" Jack gasped, working his long legs through a maze of tiny little cartoons.
"Is he okay?" cried a recently un-exploded Kim Possible. "Is he breathing? I know CPR!"
Gonzo flopped onto his face next to the dazed Gundam. "Wow, that was amazing! You plannin' on an encore?"
Captain collasped back into the crater he had created in the fall. "Somebody stall the audience..."
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The Eclectic Bedlam played a quick intro for Dexter (of Dexter's Laboratory, duh) as he slipped onto stage. "Hello, everybody! Since our dear friend Captain has fallen terribly ill-"
"I'm not sick!" Captain called from backstage, "I threw out my arm!"
Dexter cleared his throat. "Although he has a severly thrown arm-" (Captain could be heard moaning through the backdrop), "I have graciously agreed to go on with the show!"
Despite the audience's applause, Mandy still jeered from the balcony, "It'd be more gracious if you'd go off with the show!"
Dexter raspberried Mandy and continued. "For your viewing pleasure tonight, I am..." the word left him for a moment, so he skipped ahead. "Am going to need a volunteer."
He turned around and screamed into the backstage. "Somebody come out here and help me!"
With another classic comedian riff, Dee Dee (Dexter groaned in disapproval) danced onto the stage. "Hiiiiii, Dexteeeeeeeerr!"
"Whatever. I ask for assistance, they give me resistance." Dexter cleared his throat. "Today I will practise the art of phrenology!"
"What's framology, Dexter?" Dee Dee asked.
"The study of the shape and protuberances of the skull, based on the now discredited belief that they reveal character and mental capacity." Dexter noticed that many many people had no idea what he said. "I'm going to read the bumps on your head!"
More applause. Dexter pulled Dee Dee down to his level and began rubbing her scalp.
"This'll be fun!" Dee Dee squealed.
"Yes, now sit still." Dexter began working his hands over Dee Dee's head, swaying her neck around with his forceful pushing. "Well, I can see you're a very flexible person!"
The audience shared an innocent giggle.
"Okay, let's see her... I can see into your future doing this, you know... Tomorrow... I predict..."
"Yes?" Dee Dee tweeted expectantly.
"Tomorrow..." Dexter twisted Dee Dee's head to the side and began craning her head back and back and back, almost until her crown touched her back. "Tomorrow, you will have a stiff neck."
The audience ate it up. Insulted, Dee Dee slapped Dexter's hand and returned her head to a more natural posistion. "And you're going to be out of a job tomorrow, I'll tell you what-"
The audience loved it. Dexter shrugged it off and began rubbing Dee Dee's scalp. "Let's see now... the bumps for gracefulness on your head are beyond compare..."
"Thank you, Dexter!" Dee Dee smiled.
"But your bumps for intelligence are very small."
The tall one startled. "What!"
"Oh, don't worry, I can fix that." Dexter pulled his trusty wrench out of his pocket and
BAM!
The last thing the audience saw was Dexter running for his life from his older, irate sister. They laughed and applauded the empty stage.
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Lois placed Captain's arm in a sling and touched her cheek in worry. "Oh no, this is terrible. We're not even through the first half of the show, and our host has hurt himself."
"Don't remind me..." Captain rubbed his forehead with his working hand and tried to think, but he was worrying too hard to concentrate.
Jack Skellington crossed his arms and tapped his fingers nervously. "We'll have to stall the audience again. At least for a few more chapters, and then the special guest star will show up and wrap it up for us... hopefully."
"Chapters?" Lois inquired.
Jack blinked in confusion. "Don't ask, because I have no idea where that came from."
Cosmo the fairy unexpectantly poofed inbetween the two cartoons and began to shout. "Hey, me and my wife were scheduled to go on next! Where's out act? Where's our spotlight! WHERE'S OUR BOWL OF M&M'S WITH ALL THE BROWN ONES REMOVED!"
Wanda poofed back next to him and, raising her wand, zippered his mouth shut. "Sorry, Jack, Cosmo's just a little antsy."
Lois bent down to Wanda's eye level. "Wanda, go tell the band to play another intermission. We'll see what we can do with Captain."
"Right."
POOF!
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"Okay, crap-for-brains...-es... guys..." Strong Bad perked up again, holding his guitar in one hand and ordering his band with the other. "We're playing another intermission, so... do the Muppet Show ending theme!"
"Awl wight!" Homestar raised his saxophone. "Time to wock on to de oldies, man! Sowid! (Solid!)"
"Why do I have to be Janice?" whined Strong Sad, dressed comidically in a ridiculous drag.
"Because the whiny part of the band's always a girl, dumpface!" Strong Bad pointed out. "Don't you guys no nothing!"
"I'M AN ANIMAL!" Strong Mad could barely get the words out through his fake fangs (worn in tribute to the Muppet before him). He pounded his drums pointlessly. "I'M AN ANIMAL!"
"Okay, jerkfaces!" Strong Bad turned to his sheet music. "Let's play! The Cheat! We start on 'meh'!"
The Cheat held up a baton and counted off. "Mee. Moo. Meeh. Meh!"
The music played, and the audience filed out for popcorn and pleasantries.
WHEW! That was fun! AND LONG! If you want, leave some suggestions of stars you want to see in this fic, but be CAREFUL ABOUT IT! We don't wanna get kicked off for doing an interactive fic! Sorry that the "host" of the fic is from SD Gundam Force, and probably nobody watches that show other than me and a couple of kids I know, but I needed someone kinda generic that I could mess with. Next chapter probably not coming right away, since I've still got "Spirited Away on Halloween 2" to finish, but I plan on doing it.
This type of fic has always been sort of a dream of mind; one SUPER crossover that'll pull in as many people as possible! I always loved the idea of all my favorite cartoon characters coming together as one big story, but I never knew how to do it until now. I know it's kinda at the point where I'm ONLY doing skits that the Muppets have done already, but originals will be put in soon.
Cartoons featured:
SD Gundam Force
Dexter's Laboratory
Fairly Oddparents
Kim Possible
The Muppet Show
The Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy
Pokemon
Family Guy
The Nightmare Before Christmas
And more to come!