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| '''Muppets''' were popular characters on [[20th century|20th]] and [[21st century]] [[Earth]]. | | {{wikipediainfo}} |
| | {{rename|Split into ''[[The Muppet Movie]]'', the fictional character [[Cookie Monster]] and [[The Muppets (franchise)|''The Muppets'' (franchise)]]. Even if the ''Muppet Movie'' references are enough to keep this page, there is ''no'' reason why The Muppet Movie should redirect to Muppet.}} |
| | The '''Muppets''' were puppet characters popular on [[20th century|20th]] and [[21st century]] [[Earth]]. They featured in a television series called ''[[The Muppet Show]]'' in the [[1970s]], ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Incongruous Details (short story)|Incongruous Details]]'') and later in a feature film, ''[[The Muppet Movie]]'', in [[1979]], a particular favourite of the [[Tenth Doctor]]'s. ([[TV]]: ''[[Tooth and Claw (TV story)|Tooth and Claw]]'') |
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| ==Mentions and references==
| | Although [[Rose Tyler]] believed that the [[Cookie Monster]] was merely puppeteered by human performers, the [[Ninth Doctor]] contrarily claimed that he was an alien set about taking over [[Earth]] for [[cookie]]s and that her belief stemmed from her gullibility. Despite her protests, when she asked the Doctor if the Cookie Monster was alien as he was inferring, he told her again that she was gullible. ([[PROSE]]: {{cs|Winner Takes All (novel)|chaptnum=Four}}) |
| *[[Ninth Doctor|The Doctor]] joked that the Muppet '''Cookie Monster''' was an alien. ([[NSA]]: ''[[Winner Takes All]]'')
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| *Excited about visiting [[1979]] ([[the Doctor's TARDIS]] had actually [[materialise]]d in [[1879]]), [[Tenth Doctor|the Doctor]] enthused to [[Rose Tyler|Rose]] that, among other great events of that year, '''''The Muppet Movie''''' had come out in [[1979]]. (The Doctor had set the [[the Doctor's TARDIS|TARDIS]] to [[materialise]] in that year.) ([[DW]]: ''[[Tooth and Claw]]'')
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| * A doll of the Muppet character '''Tutter''' was on [[Donna Noble]]'s desk at [[H.C. Clements]]. ([[DW]]: ''[[The Runaway Bride]]'')
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| ==Referenced==
| | The [[Sixth Doctor]] always liked [[Gonzo]], and agreed that ''The Muppet Show'' was an indisputable classic. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Incongruous Details (short story)|Incongruous Details]]'') |
| * In the Veterinarian's Hospital sketch from the episode of the Muppet Show Andy Williams hosted:
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| :''Nurse Janice: Who, doctor?''
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| :''Dr. Bob: It's not who doctor, it's Doctor Who. That's another show.''
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| * The Pigs in Space comic in The Muppet Show Annual 1978 features a food fight with several sci-fi references. Amongst them, a robot can be seen exclaiming "Egg-sterminate!", a pun on "Ex-term-inate!", the battle cry of the Doctor's cyborg enemies, the [[Dalek]]s.
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| * The booklet for the 2009 HeroesCon in [[Charlotte]], [[North Carolina]], featured a ''Doctor Who''-themed cover with Dr. Bunsen Honeydew dressed as the [[Fourth Doctor]] and Beaker as his companion dressed as [[Romana]] standing in front of the TARDIS. The artwork was provided by [[Roger Langridge]], writer and artist for ''The Muppet Show Comic Book''; Langridge is also a former illustrator for ''Doctor Who Magazine''.<ref>[http://hotelfred.blogspot.com/2009/05/conventional.html Roger Langridge blog post, May 05, 2009]</ref>
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| ==Behind the scenes==
| | The [[Twelfth Doctor]], in "[[The Monster at the End of This Podcast]]", described [[Petra (Dead Media)|Petra]]'s prominent [[red]] [[hair]] as moving "Muppet-like". ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[Dead Media (audio story)|Dead Media]]'') |
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| == Trivia == | | == Behind the scenes == |
| On November 23 1986, Ludo from ''Labyrinth'' appeared on a talk show to help promote Labyrinth, on that same show [[Colin Baker]] appeared, at the end of the show [[Colin Baker]] (representing ''[[Doctor Who]]'') cut a birthday cake for the series' 23rd birthday, surrounded by the cast and guests of the show, including Ludo, who all sung "23 today".
| | The Muppets are the titular characters of ''[[The Muppets (franchise)|The Muppets]]'' franchise. |
| *The book Doctor Who: Regenerations (which goes into great detail about the production of the 1996 Doctor WHo TV novie) stated that Tim Curry (who played Long John Silver in the Muppet movie, Muppet Treasure Island) turned down the role of the [[Eighth Doctor]]. It also states that most the actors turned down the role as they either weren't too interested, or were unavailable. Since both the 1996 Doctor Who TV movie and Muppet Treasure Island entered production around the same time, it could be possible that scheduling conflicts with Muppet Treasure Island forced Tim Curry to turn down the role of the [[Eighth Doctor]].
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| ===Cast, crew and others overlap===
| | [[Category:Muppets| ]] |
| *[[Douglas Adams]]
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| *[[Rowan Atkinson]]
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| *[[Michael Attwell]]
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| *[[Annette Badland]]
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| *[[Tim Barker]]
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| *[[John Barrowman]]
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| *[[Timothy Bateson]]
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| *[[Geoffrey Bayldon]]
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| *[[Robert Beatty]]
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| *[[Ailsa Berk]]
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| *[[Honor Blackman]]
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| *[[David Bulbeck]]
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| *[[Peter Burroughs]]
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| *[[Navin Chowdhry]]
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| *[[John Cleese]]
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| *[[Tim Condren]]
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| *[[Graham Crowden]]
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| *[[Ken Dodd]]
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| *[[Christopher Eccleston]]
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| *[[Tracey Eddon]]
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| *[[David Forman]]
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| *[[Stephen Fry]]
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| *[[Stephen Garlick]]
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| *[[Mark Gatiss]]
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| *[[Richard E. Grant]]
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| *[[Sheila Hancock]]
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| *[[Peter Hawkins]]
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| *[[Derek Jacobi]]
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| *[[Michael Kilgarriff]]
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| *[[Burt Kwouk]]
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| *[[Phyllida Law]]
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| *[[Hus Levant]]
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| *[[Hugh Lloyd]]
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| *[[Joanna Lumley]]
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| *[[Fulton MacKay]]
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| *[[Steven Mackintosh]]
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| *[[Jean Marsh]]
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| *[[Kylie Minogue]]
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| *[[Leonard Nimoy]]
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| *[[Barack Obama]]
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| *[[John Owens]]
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| *[[Geoffrey Palmer]]
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| *[[Victor Pemberton]]
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| *[[Courtney Pine]]
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| *[[Nigel Plaskitt]]
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| *[[Hugh Quarshie]]
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| *[[Shane Rimmer]]
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| *[[Eric Roberts]]
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| *[[Michael Robbins]]
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| *[[Ricco Ross]]
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| *[[Deep Roy]]
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| *[[Cyril Shaps]]
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| *[[Steven Spielberg]]
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| *[[Hugh Spight]]
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| *[[Elizabeth Spriggs]]
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| *[[Gordon Sterne]]
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| *[[Zoë Wanamaker]]
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| *[[Orson Welles]]
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| *[[Richard Wilson]]
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| ==External Links==
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| *[[w:c:muppet:Doctor Who|Doctor Who]] at the [[w:c:muppet|Muppet Wiki]]
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| ==Footnotes==
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| [[Category:Cultural references from the real world]] | |
This topic might have a better name.
Split into The Muppet Movie, the fictional character Cookie Monster and The Muppets (franchise). Even if the Muppet Movie references are enough to keep this page, there is no reason why The Muppet Movie should redirect to Muppet.
Talk about it here.
The Muppets were puppet characters popular on 20th and 21st century Earth. They featured in a television series called The Muppet Show in the 1970s, (PROSE: Incongruous Details) and later in a feature film, The Muppet Movie, in 1979, a particular favourite of the Tenth Doctor's. (TV: Tooth and Claw)
Although Rose Tyler believed that the Cookie Monster was merely puppeteered by human performers, the Ninth Doctor contrarily claimed that he was an alien set about taking over Earth for cookies and that her belief stemmed from her gullibility. Despite her protests, when she asked the Doctor if the Cookie Monster was alien as he was inferring, he told her again that she was gullible. (PROSE: Winner Takes All [+]Loading...{"chaptnum":"Four","1":"Winner Takes All (novel)"})
The Sixth Doctor always liked Gonzo, and agreed that The Muppet Show was an indisputable classic. (PROSE: Incongruous Details)
The Twelfth Doctor, in "The Monster at the End of This Podcast", described Petra's prominent red hair as moving "Muppet-like". (AUDIO: Dead Media)
The Muppets are the titular characters of The Muppets franchise.
