Muppet Babies: Muppet Baby Boom - part 3 of 3

[b4ifly2paradise]

9:33 Awwww the baby kitty is SO cute xoxoxo

[Jesusacosta30501]

now that's strange of how an domestic house feline was the parent of the skunk infants

[hell5309]

"I know more about babies than YOU do!"

(head falls off)

Piggy, you'd have never lasted through Baby Think It Over.

[50massivemen]

Oh...Piggy the kitten is a baby.

[imjessietr29]

It's not really a fair contest ... raising Animal takes different skills than raising human babies, LOL.

[majormana1]

livinlarge18 your wrong Kermit was the second muppet Rofl was the first you can hear about it in muppets behind the sences

[Brina78]

ROTFLMAO @ 4:18 and Scooter's reaction @ 4:30 That sounded like a Beetlejuice belch! XD

[DreamDancer82]

Is it just me, or is the beginning of this part VERY similar to the beginning of a classic Daffy Duck and Porky Pig cartoon? The cartoon is "Baby Bottleneck," for those of you who are curious.

[happy7117]

"Timmy, Penny! The stork left you a new brother" sounds like Fozzie's voice.

[TedieJena531]

Actually both Piggy and Skeeter are right- young babies like to be treated gently, but older babies like rough-play more.

[livinlarge18]

LOL at 01:47 to 01:48

[livinlarge18]

XD at 01:33 to 01:35

[livinlarge18]

Piggy's baby was voiced by Russi Taylor

[livinlarge18]

Kermit's Jim Henson's oldest Muppet because he's been around since 1955 (Sam and Friends)

[barulez]

If you need information about when babies come from, go to High School if you're a teenager. HA HA HA! GREAT UPLOAD!

[jivamata]

i love it, when animals think in crayon!

[livinlarge18]

Animal and Rowlf are the only ones who wear diapers and everyone else is toilet-trained

[pytko3]

And in the Muppet Broadcasting episode, Rowlf says that he's the oldest!

But I think he is Jim Henson's oldest muppet.

[livinlarge18]

Well maybe he and Animal don't want to be toilet-trained

[wiley207]

Didn't Rowlf say he was paper-trained in "A Muppet Family Christmas" during the home-video scene?

[jivamata]

he did said he was paper-trained in one of the episodes of the 4th season. (i watched to many vids, i don't know wich episode, sorry.)

and yes, he said it in "a muppet family christmas"

[wiley207]

"Muppet Family Christmas" and the fourth season of "Muppet Babies" came out at the exact same time in 1987!

[jivamata]

that's funny!

[TherealRNO]

"But I think he is Jim Henson's oldest muppet."

That honor would belong to Kermit. ^_^

[livinlarge18]

Even though Kermit wasn't a frog in 1955 he was the oldest of Jim Henson's Muppets