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Family-friendly comedy "The Muppets Mayhem" is fun and enjoyable and features the much-loved Muppets in all their outrageous glory. Both lovers of the original Muppets and new viewers will find the movie to be nostalgic and touching. The film's clever humour, contagious energy, and endearing characters make it strong. Every scene features the individual characteristics of the Muppets, who are as endearing as ever. With its well-timed quips and smart wordplay, the humour is sophisticated and multi-layered, appealing to both kids and adults. The musical performances, which feature catchy tunes and great choreography, are a highlight. The outstanding presentation of the distinctive comedy and music style of The Muppets adds an added measure of enjoyment. "The Muppets Mayhem" is a celebration of camaraderie, hilarity, and the capacity for fantasy. It preserves the character and spirit of the Muppets series and offers a pleasant and heartfelt experience that will make you grin long after the credits have rolled.
Outstanding Childrens or Family Viewing Series | 2023 | Julie
Outstanding Directing for a Single Camera Program | 2023 | Matt
Outstanding Editing for a Single Camera Live Action Program | 2023 | Kevin
Outstanding Casting for a Live Action Program | 2023 | Collin
Outstanding Puppet Design and Styling | 2023
Outstanding Puppetry Performance | 2023 | Eric
Zoot is the only member of the band who is still played by his original Muppet performer, Dave Goelz. The original performers behind Dr. Teeth, Floyd and Janice (Jim Henson, Jerry Nelson and Richard Hunt, respectively) have all passed away and the original performer of Animal (Frank Oz) quit the Muppets to pursue his own projects. Ironically, Goelz was initially reluctant to take on the character of Zoot, and has now played him for over four decades.
Dr. Teeth and the Electric Mayhem made their debut in an early Muppet Show pilot entitled 'Sex and Violence.' When 'The Muppet Show' began in earnest, they became the "house band." They have subsequently appeared in every Muppet movie.
Lips the Trumpet Player has been with the Mayhem for years, but was seldom given much screen time or dialogue before this series.
The lineup for the band is Dr. Teeth (keyboard), Janice (guitar), Sgt. Floyd Pepper (bass), Zoot (saxophone), Lips (trumpet) and Animal (drums). Other Muppets have played with the band over the years including Clifford, Rowlf the Dog and Jim the banjo player.
All of Moog's shirts throughout the series are actual Dr. Teeth and Electric Mayhem shirts sold throughout the years.
