Details

Release year: 2015

Storyline

The everyday personal and professional lives of the Muppets.

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Cast

Dave Goelz — Zoot, The Great Gonzo, Waldorf, Dr. Bunsen Honeydew, Chip, Gonzo, Bunsen Honeydew
Eric Jacobson — Fozzie Bear, Miss Piggy, Animal, Sam Eagle, Marvin Suggs
Bill Barretta — Pepe the King Prawn, Dr. Teeth, Rowlf, Swedish Chef, Bobo the Bear, Bobo, Big Mean Carl, Behemoth, Bubba, Howard Tubman, Mahna Mahna
Peter Linz — Various, Angel Marie, Happy Yellow Creature, Walter, Droop, Gloria Estefan, Gloria Estefan Penguin, Snowth

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Awards

0 wins & 1 nomination

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Did you know

• To promote awareness and entice viewership, Muppet moguls staged a "real-life" breakup of Kermit and Miss Piggy. It made headlines on such news outlets as CNN.

• Jim Henson was the original puppeteer and voice of Kermit. After Jim's death in 1990, Steve Whitmire, who joined the Muppets back in 1978, accepted an offer from Jim's son Brian Henson, to take over as Kermit the Frog. Steve portrayed Kermit from 1990 until October 2016, when he was fired from the role by Disney, partly due to Whitmire having irked showrunners during production of this series, by providing detailed notes over what the Muppet characters would and would not do. Matt Vogel was then handed the role of Kermit after Whitmire's departure.

• In episode twelve, "A Tale of Two Piggies," Miss Piggy suffers a wardrobe malfunction, which, Sam the Eagle tells Kermit, prompts the "One Million Angry Parents Association" to protest Up Late with Miss Piggy. This is a reference to the real-life protest staged against this show by the group One Million Moms, which deemed the series "unsuitable for family viewing" months before it even started airing.