History Heartwarming / TheMuppetChristmasCarol

** Also Scrooge peeking in on Christmas Present and the mice celebrating Christmas. He can't help but smile at their sincerity as they sing.

* A more out-there example, but Steve Whitmire said that he was very nervous about taking over as the voice of Kermit. The night before he began production, he had a dream that he met Jim Henson in a hotel lobby. He told Jim his fears and Jim assured him that he'd do just fine.

** Also the fact that Emily Crachit is devoted to her husband to the point where she threatens Scrooge with physical violence when it looks like he's come to their home to berate Bob.

** There's a moment during that song which is sweet and a bit funny, where the Ghost does a little dance and Scrooge imitates him.

** Also the fact that Emily Crachit is devoted to husband to the point where she threatens Scrooge with physical violence when it looks like he's come to their home to berate Bob.

* The entire "It Feels Like Christmas" song can give anyone the warm fuzzies. Even if you're not a Christmas person, you can't help but feel like singing along.

* The entire "It Feels Like Christmas" song can give anyone the warm fuzzies even if your not a christmas person you can't help but feel like singing along.

* "The Love We Found". It's just so adorable and heart-warming.

* Scrooge remembering his childhood teacher (Sam the Eagle) and old employer (Fozzie Bear) during the climax and stopping by to give them gifts. Fozziwig's happy reaction at Scrooge's arrival is adorable.

* After Scrooge's conversion, he heads out "to wish Merry Christmas to all the world" and runs into Dr. Honeydew and Beaker (the charity collectors). He asks them to put him down for a very large amount, saying that "a great many back-payments are included." In gratitude, Beaker slips his scarf off and gives it to Scrooge, who is driven almost to tears and laughter by his first Christmas present in no doubt a ''very'' long time. Up to this point he was acting like his repentance was contingent on his ''giving'', not ''receiving.'' It's like this was the first moment he truly caught on to how love is supposed to be shared.
--->'''Scrooge:''' A gift...? A gift for ''me''?

--->''Scrooge:''' A gift...? A gift for ''me''?

* "Bless Us One And All". The ''entire song''. It's one of the best representations of the Crachit family ever done.

* After Scrooge's conversion, he heads out "to wish Merry Christmas to all the world" and runs into Dr. Honeydew and Beaker (the charity collectors). He asks them to put him down for a very large amount, saying that "a great many back-payments are included." In gratitude, Beaker slips his scarf off and gives it to Scrooge, who is driven almost to tears and laughter by his first Christmas present in no doubt a ''very'' long time.

* Beaker giving his scarf to Scrooge. Scrooge is dumbstruck for a moment. Up to this point he was acting like his repentance was contingent on his ''giving'', not ''receiving.'' It's like this was the first moment he truly caught on to how love is supposed to be shared.

* "Bless Us One And All". The ''entire song''. It's one of the best representations of the Crackett family ever done.

* Scrooge remembering his childhood teacher (Sam the Eagle) and old employer (Fozzy Bear) during the climax and stopping by to give them gifts. Fozziwig's happy reaction at Scrooge's arrival is adorable.

* Beaker giving his scarf to Scrooge. Scrooge is dumbstruck for a moment. Up to this point he was acting like his repentance was contingent on his ''giving'', not ''receiving.'' It's like this was the first moment he truly caught on to how love is supposed to be shared.

* Beaker giving his scarf to Scrooge. Scrooge is dumbstruck for a moment. His repentance was contingent on his ''giving'', not ''receiving.'' It's like this was the first moment he truly caught on to how love is supposed to be shared.

* Right after the awkward moment where Rizzo produces a bag of jelly beans he thought he'd lost, [[{{RuleOfCute}} he quickly leans in and kisses Gonzo's nose.]]

* After Scrooge's conversion, he heads out "to wish Merry Christmas to all the world" and runs into Dr. Honeydew and Beaker (the charity collectors). He asks them to put him down for a very large amount, saying that "a great many back-payments are included." In gratitude, Beaker slips his scarf off and gives it to Scrooge, who is driven almost to tears and laughter by his first Christmas present in know doubt a ''very'' long time.

* After Scrooge's conversion, he heads out "to wish Merry Christmas to all the world" and runs into Dr. Honeydew and Beaker (the charity collectors). He asks them to put him down for a very large amount, saying that "a great many back-payments are included." In gratitude, Beaker slips his scarf off and gives it to Scrooge, who is driven almost to tears and laughter by his first Christmas present.

* Gonzo narrates the ending and Rizzo asks him, "but what about... Tiny Tim?", obviously worried. He is ''elated'' when Gonzo tells him Tiny Tim did not die! It's a very small but uplifting moment.

* After Scrooge's conversion, he heads out "to wish Merry Christmas to all the world" and runs into Dr. Honeydew and Beaker (the charity collectors). He asks them to put him down for a very large amount, saying that "a great many back-payments are included." In gratitude, Beaker slips his scarf off and gives it to Scrooge, who is driven almost to tears and laughter by his first Christmas present.

* Clara's reaction to Scrooge giving her and Fred the Christmas presents. She's just so happy that he's there and her surprised smile just sets the whole thing up brilliantly. Doubles as a CMOF for Fred's face.

* A more out-there example, but Steve Whitmire said that he was very nervous about taking over as the voice of Kermit. The night before he began production, he had a dream that he met Jim Henson in a hotel lobby. He told Jim his fears and Jim assured him that he'd do just fine.