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** ''Series/TheMuppetsMayhem'': The Electric Mayhem band are stated to have a grudge against the River Bottom Boys.
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** ''WesternAnimation/{{Zootopia}}'': The character of Emmitt Otterton was named for Emmet Otter.
** ''WesternAnimation/RobotChicken'': A sketch from "Born Again Virgin Christmas Special" involves Emmet invite Frankie Fox as the newest member of the jug band. However, the rest of the band are wary, as foxes are their natural enemies. Sure enough, Frankie attacks them all during their performance of "We're All the Same on Christmas Day."
--->'''Emmet:''' Wait! Ain't we all the same on Christmas day?\\
'''Frankie:''' Oh, we're not the same, cause I ain't dead! Merry Christmas!
** ''WesternAnimation/{{Zootopia}}'': The character of Emmitt Otterton was named for Emmet Otter.
** ''WesternAnimation/RobotChicken'': A sketch from "Born Again Virgin Christmas Special" involves Emmet invite Frankie Fox as the newest member of the jug band. However, the rest of the band are wary, as foxes are their natural enemies. Sure enough, Frankie attacks them all during their performance of "We're All the Same on Christmas Day."
--->'''Emmet:''' Wait! Ain't we all the same on Christmas day?\\
'''Frankie:''' Oh, we're not the same, cause I ain't dead! Merry Christmas!
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* LoopingLines: Ma Otter was voiced and puppeteered on set by Creator/FrankOz, with Marilyn Sokol dubbing him in post.
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* {{Bowdlerize}}: The scene where Ma is shafted by Gretchen Fox originally ended with her saying "I'd really appreciate it... If you'd fall of the dock." after Gretchen was out of earshot. The initial DVD releases and most airings edit out the last part, although it was eventually restored on the 40th Anniverasary DVD release.
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* {{Bowdlerize}}: The scene where Ma is shafted by Gretchen Fox originally ended with her saying "I'd really appreciate it... If you'd fall of the dock." after Gretchen was out of earshot. The initial DVD releases and most airings edit out the last part, although it was eventually restored on the 40th Anniverasary DVD release.and 2018 Blu-ray releases.
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* DigitalDestruction: The version of the special that airs on Freeform as well as what was released on DVD in 2017 as the 40th anniversary edition mats the special to 16:9 (widescreen) despite it being filmed in 4:3 (full screen), as well as introduced film effects to make the special look "timeless"- yeah, someone at ABC Family actually thought this trope would increase the special's appeal. The DVD version lacks the film effects however, although it's still 16:9 and at 30fps due to conversion to progressive scan.
* EditedForSyndication: The scene where Emmet and Alice go sliding was cut from the original ABC Family/Freeform airings. Later showings as well as the 40th Anniversary DVD have reinstated it.
* EditedForSyndication: The scene where Emmet and Alice go sliding was cut from the original ABC Family/Freeform airings. Later showings as well as the 40th Anniversary DVD have reinstated it.
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* DigitalDestruction: The version of the special that airs on Freeform as well as what was released on DVD in 2017 as the 40th anniversary edition mats the special to 16:9 (widescreen) despite it being filmed in 4:3 (full screen), as well as introduced film effects to make the special look "timeless"- yeah, someone at ABC Family actually thought this trope would increase the special's appeal. The DVD version lacks the film effects however, although it's still 16:9 and at 30fps due to conversion to progressive scan.
scan. Thankfully, the 2018 Blu-ray restores the original 4:3 aspect ratio.
* EditedForSyndication: The scene where Emmet and Alice go sliding was cut from the original ABC Family/Freeform airings. Later showings as well as the 40th Anniversary DVD and 2018 Blu-ray have reinstated it.
* EditedForSyndication: The scene where Emmet and Alice go sliding was cut from the original ABC Family/Freeform airings. Later showings as well as the 40th Anniversary DVD and 2018 Blu-ray have reinstated it.
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* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: The only way to see the Kermit version since Disney bought the Muppets. At least until 2017, when a deal was finally worked out so Sony could release it on video; however Kermit's voice over narration was (still) edited out.
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* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: The only way to see the Kermit version since Disney bought the Muppets. At least until 2017, when a deal was finally worked out so Sony could release it on video; however Kermit's voice over narration was (still) edited out.missing, as it was only added to the 1980 airing of the special and thus is not on the original master tape.
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* DigitalDestruction: The version of the special that airs on Freeform as well as what was released on DVD in 2017 as the 40th anniversary edition mats the special to 16:9 (widescreen) despite it being filmed in 4:3 (full screen), as well as introduced film effects to make the special look "timeless"- yeah, someone at ABC Family actually thought this trope would increase the special's appeal. The DVD version lacks the film effects however. however, although it's still 16:9 and at 30fps due to conversion to progressive scan.
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* DigitalDestruction: The version of the special that airs on Freeform as well as what was released on DVD in 2017 as the 40th anniversary edition mats the special to 16:9 (widescreen) despite it being filmed in 4:3 (full screen), as well as introduced film effects to make the special look "timeless"- yeah, someone at ABC Family actually thought this trope would increase the special's appeal.
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* DigitalDestruction: The version of the special that airs on Freeform as well as what was released on DVD in 2017 as the 40th anniversary edition mats the special to 16:9 (widescreen) despite it being filmed in 4:3 (full screen), as well as introduced film effects to make the special look "timeless"- yeah, someone at ABC Family actually thought this trope would increase the special's appeal. The DVD version lacks the film effects however.
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* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: The only way to see the Kermit version since Disney bought the Muppets ..... until 2017, when a deal was finally worked out so Sony could release it on video; however Kermit's voice over narration was (still) edited out.
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* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: The only way to see the Kermit version since Disney bought the Muppets ..... Muppets. At least until 2017, when a deal was finally worked out so Sony could release it on video; however Kermit's voice over narration was (still) edited out.
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* HeAlsoDid: Russell and Lilian Hoban, the authors of the original book are perhaps better known for the "Frances the Badger" series of books[[note]]Whose titles usually took the form of [[IdiosyncraticEpisodeNaming "_ for Frances"]][[/note]]. Those who know Hoban best by his works aimed at adults or ''Literature/TheMouseAndHisChild'' are often startled to realize it's the same author. In actual fact, this trope was actually inversed in international markets, as Russell and Lilian Hoban are better known outside the US for their works on the ''Frances the Badger'' books than for ''Emmet Otter''.
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* HeAlsoDid: Russell and Lilian Hoban, the authors of the original book are perhaps better known for the "Frances the Badger" series of books[[note]]Whose titles usually took the form of [[IdiosyncraticEpisodeNaming "_ for Frances"]][[/note]]. Those who know Hoban best by his works aimed at adults or ''Literature/TheMouseAndHisChild'' are often startled to realize it's the same author. In actual fact, this trope was actually inversed in international markets, as Russell and Lilian Hoban are better known outside the US for their works work on the ''Frances the Badger'' books than for ''Emmet Otter''.Otter'' or ''A Mouse And His Child''.
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* HeAlsoDid: Russell and Lilian Hoban, the authors of the original book are perhaps better known for the "Frances the Badger" series of books[[note]]Whose titles usually took the form of [[IdiosyncraticEpisodeNaming "_ for Frances"]][[/note]]. Those who know Hoban best by his works aimed at adults or ''Literature/TheMouseAndHisChild'' are often startled to realize it's the same author. In actual fact, this trope was actually inversed in certain markets, Russell and Lilian Hoban are better known outside the US for their works on the ''Frances the Badger'' books than for ''Emmet Otter''.
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* HeAlsoDid: Russell and Lilian Hoban, the authors of the original book are perhaps better known for the "Frances the Badger" series of books[[note]]Whose titles usually took the form of [[IdiosyncraticEpisodeNaming "_ for Frances"]][[/note]]. Those who know Hoban best by his works aimed at adults or ''Literature/TheMouseAndHisChild'' are often startled to realize it's the same author. In actual fact, this trope was actually inversed in certain international markets, as Russell and Lilian Hoban are better known outside the US for their works on the ''Frances the Badger'' books than for ''Emmet Otter''.
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* DigitalDestruction: The version of the special that airs on Freeform as well as what was released on DVD in 2017 as the 40th anniversary edition mats the special to 16:9 (widescreen) despite it being filmed in 4:3 (full screen).
* EditedForSyndication: The scene where Emmet and Alice go sliding was cut from the original ABC Family/Freeform airings. Later showings have reinstated it.
* EditedForSyndication: The scene where Emmet and Alice go sliding was cut from the original ABC Family/Freeform airings. Later showings have reinstated it.
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* DigitalDestruction: The version of the special that airs on Freeform as well as what was released on DVD in 2017 as the 40th anniversary edition mats the special to 16:9 (widescreen) despite it being filmed in 4:3 (full screen).
screen), as well as introduced film effects to make the special look "timeless"- yeah, someone at ABC Family actually thought this trope would increase the special's appeal.
* EditedForSyndication: The scene where Emmet and Alice go sliding was cut from the original ABC Family/Freeform airings. Later showings as well as the 40th Anniversary DVD have reinstated it.
* EditedForSyndication: The scene where Emmet and Alice go sliding was cut from the original ABC Family/Freeform airings. Later showings as well as the 40th Anniversary DVD have reinstated it.
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* HeAlsoDid: Russell and Lilian Hoban, the authors of the original book are perhaps better known for the "Frances the Badger" series of books[[note]]Whose titles usually took the form of [[IdiosyncraticEpisodeNaming "_ for Frances"]][[/note]]. Those who know Hoban best by his works aimed at adults or ''Literature/TheMouseAndHisChild'' are often startled to realize it's the same author.
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* HeAlsoDid: Russell and Lilian Hoban, the authors of the original book are perhaps better known for the "Frances the Badger" series of books[[note]]Whose titles usually took the form of [[IdiosyncraticEpisodeNaming "_ for Frances"]][[/note]]. Those who know Hoban best by his works aimed at adults or ''Literature/TheMouseAndHisChild'' are often startled to realize it's the same author. In actual fact, this trope was actually inversed in certain markets, Russell and Lilian Hoban are better known outside the US for their works on the ''Frances the Badger'' books than for ''Emmet Otter''.
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* {{Bowdlerize}}: The scene where Ma is shafted by Gretchen Fox originally ended with her saying "I'd really appreciate it... If you'd fall of the dock." after Gretchen was out of earshot. The DVD and most airings edit out the last part.
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* {{Bowdlerize}}: The scene where Ma is shafted by Gretchen Fox originally ended with her saying "I'd really appreciate it... If you'd fall of the dock." after Gretchen was out of earshot. The initial DVD releases and most airings edit out the last part.part, although it was eventually restored on the 40th Anniverasary DVD release.
