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* Nick Holiday's crush on Miss Piggy throughout the film was kinda sweet, in an over-the-top weird kinda way, in particular at the end, when he assures her that it was for real and begs her not to hate him. She in turn assures him that she doesn't, even if she doesn't return his romantic feelings.
** He even felt guilty for having to frame her.
** Meta Example: After Charles Grodin's passing in 2021, Miss Piggy wrote a rather [[https://twitter.com/MissPiggy/status/1394789906312990721 touching]] tribute to him on Twitter.
** He even felt guilty for having to frame her.
** Meta Example: After Charles Grodin's passing in 2021, Miss Piggy wrote a rather [[https://twitter.com/MissPiggy/status/1394789906312990721 touching]] tribute to him on Twitter.
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* Nick Holiday's crush on Miss Piggy throughout the film was kinda sweet, in an over-the-top weird kinda way, in particular at the end, when he assures her that it was for real and begs her not to hate him. She in turn assures him that she doesn't, even if she doesn't return his romantic feelings.
**feelings. He even felt guilty for having to frame her.
** Meta Example: After Charles Grodin's passing in 2021, Miss Piggy wrote a rather [[https://twitter.com/MissPiggy/status/1394789906312990721 touching]] tribute to him on Twitter.her.
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** Meta Example: After Charles Grodin's passing in 2021, Miss Piggy wrote a rather [[https://twitter.com/MissPiggy/status/1394789906312990721 touching]] tribute to him on Twitter.
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** Not only that, but before then Jim, upon learning that Henson Associates would no longer pay for all of Christine's medical expenses, got them to change insurance companies to ensure that she'd always have proper medical insurance. After Jerry thanked him, Jim then said "That's what insurance companies are ''for''."
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--> '''Nicky''': "I really did care for you."
--> '''Piggy''': "I know."
--> '''Nicky''': "We could have had the world on a silver platter."
--> '''Piggy''': " That silver's turned to iron bars, Nicky."
--> '''Nicky''': "Don't hate me, Miss Piggy."
--> '''Piggy''': "I don't. It's just that somehow along the road, I found out the difference between wrong and right. You're wrong. ''(gestures to Kermit)'' He's right."
--> '''Piggy''': "I know."
--> '''Nicky''': "We could have had the world on a silver platter."
--> '''Piggy''': " That silver's turned to iron bars, Nicky."
--> '''Nicky''': "Don't hate me, Miss Piggy."
--> '''Piggy''': "I don't. It's just that somehow along the road, I found out the difference between wrong and right. You're wrong. ''(gestures to Kermit)'' He's right."
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--> '''Nicky''': "I I really did care for you."
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--> '''Piggy''':"I know."
I know.
--> '''Nicky''':"We We could have had the world on a silver platter."
platter.
--> '''Piggy''':" That silver's turned to iron bars, Nicky."
Nicky.
--> '''Nicky''':"Don't Don't hate me, Miss Piggy."
Piggy.
--> '''Piggy''':"I I don't. It's just that somehow along the road, I found out the difference between wrong and right. You're wrong. ''(gestures to Kermit)'' He's right."
--> '''Piggy''':
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* Nick Holiday's crush on Miss Piggy throughout the film was kinda sweet, in an over-the-top weird kinda way.
** As well as at the end, when he assures her that it was for real and begs her not to hate him. She in turn assures him that she doesn't, even if she doesn't return his romantic feelings.
** As well as at the end, when he assures her that it was for real and begs her not to hate him. She in turn assures him that she doesn't, even if she doesn't return his romantic feelings.
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* Nick Holiday's crush on Miss Piggy throughout the film was kinda sweet, in an over-the-top weird kinda way.
** As well asway, in particular at the end, when he assures her that it was for real and begs her not to hate him. She in turn assures him that she doesn't, even if she doesn't return his romantic feelings.
** As well as
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--> '''Piggy''': "You're wrong. ''(gestures to Kermit)'' He's right."
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--> '''Nicky''': "I really did care for you."
--> '''Piggy''':"You're "I know."
--> '''Nicky''': "We could have had the world on a silver platter."
--> '''Piggy''': " That silver's turned to iron bars, Nicky."
--> '''Nicky''': "Don't hate me, Miss Piggy."
--> '''Piggy''': "I don't. It's just that somehow along the road, I found out the difference between wrong and right. You're wrong. ''(gestures to Kermit)'' He's right."
--> '''Piggy''':
--> '''Nicky''': "We could have had the world on a silver platter."
--> '''Piggy''': " That silver's turned to iron bars, Nicky."
--> '''Nicky''': "Don't hate me, Miss Piggy."
--> '''Piggy''': "I don't. It's just that somehow along the road, I found out the difference between wrong and right. You're wrong. ''(gestures to Kermit)'' He's right."
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** As well as at the end, when he assures her that it was for real and begs her not to hate him and she assures him that she doesn't, even if she doesn't return his romantic feelings.
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** As well as at the end, when he assures her that it was for real and begs her not to hate him and she him. She in turn assures him that she doesn't, even if she doesn't return his romantic feelings.
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* Piggy is torn between Kermit and Nicky throughout the movie. Then Nicky frames her for theft, and Kermit poses as her lawyer to inform her that the Muppets are heading to the Mallory Gallery to stop Nicky from stealing the Baseball Diamond and to clear her name. This cements her resolve; she breaks out of jail with only her strength and satin gloves, steals a few vehicles, and pulls a BigDamnHeroes moment by driving to the Gallery. She arrives just when Nicky takes Kermit hostage and knocks the thief down before curbstomping his cronies. Later when an arrested Nicky and Piggy talk, Piggy says she learned that the difference between right and wrong is that a "right" guy will put his life on the line for you, and a "wrong" guy will leave you to rot. "He is right," Piggy affirms, returning to Kermit.
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* Piggy is torn between Kermit and Nicky throughout the movie. Then Nicky frames her for theft, and Kermit poses as her lawyer to inform her that the Muppets are heading to the Mallory Gallery to stop Nicky from stealing the Baseball Diamond and to clear her name. This cements her resolve; she breaks out of jail with only her strength and satin gloves, steals a few vehicles, and pulls a BigDamnHeroes moment by driving to the Gallery. She arrives just when Nicky takes Kermit hostage and knocks the thief down before curbstomping his cronies. Later when an arrested Nicky and Piggy talk, Piggy says talk and he begs her not to hate him, she gently and firmly explains that she doesn't, she's just learned that the difference between right and wrong is that a "right" guy will put his life on the line for you, and a "wrong" guy will leave you wrong.
--> '''Piggy''': "You're wrong. ''(gestures torot. "He is right," Piggy affirms, returning to Kermit.Kermit)'' He's right."
--> '''Piggy''': "You're wrong. ''(gestures to
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* Piggy is torn between Kermit and Nicky throughout the movie. Then Nicky frames her for theft, and Kermit poses as her lawyer to inform her that the Muppets are heading to the Mallory Gallery to stop Nicky from stealing the Baseball Diamond and to clear her name. This cements her resolve; she breaks out of jail with only her strength and satin gloves, steals a few vehicles, and pulls a BigDamnHeroes moment by driving to the Gallery. She arrives just when Nicky takes Kermit hostage and knocks the thief down before curbstomping his cronies. Later when an arrested Nicky and Piggy talk, Piggy says she learned that the difference between right and wrong is that a "right" guy will put his life on the line for you, and a "wrong" guy will leave you to rot. "He is right," Piggy affirms, returning to Kermit.
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* Piggy is torn between Kermit and Nicky throughout the movie. Then Nicky frames her for theft, and Kermit poses as her lawyer to inform her that the Muppets are heading to the Mallory Gallery to stop Nicky from stealing the Baseball Diamond and to clear her name. This cements her resolve; she breaks out of jail with only her strength and satin gloves, steals a few vehicles, and pulls a BigDamnHeroes moment by driving to the Gallery. She arrives just when Nicky takes Kermit hostage and knocks the thief down before curbstomping his cronies. Later when an arrested Nicky and Piggy talk, Piggy says she learned that the difference between right and wrong is that a "right" guy will put his life on the line for you, and a "wrong" guy will leave you to rot. "He is right," Piggy affirms, returning to Kermit.Kermit.
* Kermit insists the movie have a full opening credits sequence, even for the kinds of crew members no one ever pays attention to, because "they all have families."
* Kermit insists the movie have a full opening credits sequence, even for the kinds of crew members no one ever pays attention to, because "they all have families."
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* A tongue in cheek case, but when Kermit and Miss Piggy break character and get into an argument over Piggy's overacting. This escalates into a very loud row until Piggy turns away genuinely hurt. Kermit instantly softens and apologises and gently asks if they can get back to the movie.
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* A tongue in cheek case, but when Kermit and Miss Piggy break character and get into an argument over Piggy's overacting. This escalates into a very loud row until Piggy turns away genuinely hurt. Kermit instantly softens and apologises and gently asks if they can get back to the movie.movie.
* When the other inmates realize that Piggy is going to break out, they cheer her on and tell her to go for it. In soft voices, so the guard won't hear.
* Piggy is torn between Kermit and Nicky throughout the movie. Then Nicky frames her for theft, and Kermit poses as her lawyer to inform her that the Muppets are heading to the Mallory Gallery to stop Nicky from stealing the Baseball Diamond and to clear her name. This cements her resolve; she breaks out of jail with only her strength and satin gloves, steals a few vehicles, and pulls a BigDamnHeroes moment by driving to the Gallery. She arrives just when Nicky takes Kermit hostage and knocks the thief down before curbstomping his cronies. Later when an arrested Nicky and Piggy talk, Piggy says she learned that the difference between right and wrong is that a "right" guy will put his life on the line for you, and a "wrong" guy will leave you to rot. "He is right," Piggy affirms, returning to Kermit.
* When the other inmates realize that Piggy is going to break out, they cheer her on and tell her to go for it. In soft voices, so the guard won't hear.
* Piggy is torn between Kermit and Nicky throughout the movie. Then Nicky frames her for theft, and Kermit poses as her lawyer to inform her that the Muppets are heading to the Mallory Gallery to stop Nicky from stealing the Baseball Diamond and to clear her name. This cements her resolve; she breaks out of jail with only her strength and satin gloves, steals a few vehicles, and pulls a BigDamnHeroes moment by driving to the Gallery. She arrives just when Nicky takes Kermit hostage and knocks the thief down before curbstomping his cronies. Later when an arrested Nicky and Piggy talk, Piggy says she learned that the difference between right and wrong is that a "right" guy will put his life on the line for you, and a "wrong" guy will leave you to rot. "He is right," Piggy affirms, returning to Kermit.
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** Meta Example: After Charles Grodin's passing in 2021, Miss Piggy wrote a rather [[https://twitter.com/MissPiggy/status/1394789906312990721 touching]] tribute to him on Twitter.
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* Nick Holiday's crush for Miss Piggy throughout the film was kinda sweet, in an over-the-top weird kinda way.
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* Nick Holiday's crush for on Miss Piggy throughout the film was kinda sweet, in an over-the-top weird kinda way.
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** Not only that, but before then Jim, upon learning that Henson Associates would no longer pay for all of Christine's medical expenses, got them to change insurance companies to ensure that she'd always have proper medical insurance. After Jerry thanked him, Jim then said "That's what insurance companies are ''for''."
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** Not only that, but before then Jim, upon learning that Henson Associates would no longer pay for all of Christine's medical expenses, got them to change insurance companies to ensure that she'd always have proper medical insurance. After Jerry thanked him, Jim then said "That's what insurance companies are ''for''.""
* A tongue in cheek case, but when Kermit and Miss Piggy break character and get into an argument over Piggy's overacting. This escalates into a very loud row until Piggy turns away genuinely hurt. Kermit instantly softens and apologises and gently asks if they can get back to the movie.
* A tongue in cheek case, but when Kermit and Miss Piggy break character and get into an argument over Piggy's overacting. This escalates into a very loud row until Piggy turns away genuinely hurt. Kermit instantly softens and apologises and gently asks if they can get back to the movie.
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** He even felt guilty for having to frame her.
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* The reason behind [[http://muppet.wikia.com/wiki/Christine_Nelson Christine Nelson's]] one-liner part in the movie. Christine Nelson was suffering from cystic fibrosis at the time and her dream of becoming an actress was to be cut short. So Henson gave her a speaking part with her father so she could qualify for the Actor's Guild. She died the following year.
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* The reason behind [[http://muppet.wikia.com/wiki/Christine_Nelson Christine Nelson's]] one-liner part in the movie. Christine Nelson Christine, the daughter of Muppet performer Jerry Nelson, was suffering from cystic fibrosis at the time and her dream of becoming an actress was to be cut short. So Henson gave her a speaking part with her father so she could qualify for the Actor's Guild. She died the following year.year... and Jim attended her funeral.
** Not only that, but before then Jim, upon learning that Henson Associates would no longer pay for all of Christine's medical expenses, got them to change insurance companies to ensure that she'd always have proper medical insurance. After Jerry thanked him, Jim then said "That's what insurance companies are ''for''."
** Not only that, but before then Jim, upon learning that Henson Associates would no longer pay for all of Christine's medical expenses, got them to change insurance companies to ensure that she'd always have proper medical insurance. After Jerry thanked him, Jim then said "That's what insurance companies are ''for''."
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** As well as at the end, when he assures her that it was for real and begs her not to hate him and she assures him that she doesn't, even if she doesn't return his romantic feelings.
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* The reason behind Christine Nelson's one-liner part in the movie. Christine Nelson was suffering from cystic fibrosis at the time and her dream of becoming an actress was to be cut short. So Henson gave her a speaking part with her father so she could qualify for the Actor's Guild. She died the following year.
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* The reason behind [[http://muppet.wikia.com/wiki/Christine_Nelson Christine Nelson's Nelson's]] one-liner part in the movie. Christine Nelson was suffering from cystic fibrosis at the time and her dream of becoming an actress was to be cut short. So Henson gave her a speaking part with her father so she could qualify for the Actor's Guild. She died the following year.
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* The reason behind Christine Nelson's one-liner part in the movie. Christine Nelson was suffering from cystic fibrosis at the time and her dream of becoming an actress was to be cut short. So Henson gave her a speaking part with her father so she could qualify for the Actor's Guild.
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* The reason behind Christine Nelson's one-liner part in the movie. Christine Nelson was suffering from cystic fibrosis at the time and her dream of becoming an actress was to be cut short. So Henson gave her a speaking part with her father so she could qualify for the Actor's Guild. She died the following year.
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* The reason behind Christine Nelson's one-liner part in the movie. Christine Nelson was suffering from cystic fibrosis at the time and her dream of becoming an actress was to be cut short. So Henson have her a speaking part with her father so she could qualify for the Actor's Guild.
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* The reason behind Christine Nelson's one-liner part in the movie. Christine Nelson was suffering from cystic fibrosis at the time and her dream of becoming an actress was to be cut short. So Henson have gave her a speaking part with her father so she could qualify for the Actor's Guild.
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* The reason behind Christine Nelson's one-liner part in the movie. Christine Nelson was suffering from cystic fibrosis at the time and her dream of becoming an actress was to be cut short. So Henson have her a speaking part with her father so she could qualify for the Actor's Guild.