The Saturday Evening Post

The Saturday Evening Post is a magazine first published in 1891. The magazine is well known for featuring covers by illustrator Norman Rockwell. 
The Muppets have appeared on the cover several times.
==November 1979==
The November 1979 issue featured a Muppet parody of Rockwell's classic painting Freedom From Want, picturing the Muppets around a Thanksgiving table. Inside is an article entitled "Muppets on His Hands."
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==December 1980==
The December 1980 issue featured a cover with John Denver and the Muppets from A Christmas Together. Inside is an article titled "Muppets on the Move."
File:Saturday Evening Post December 1980 cover.jpg|December 1980 Cover
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==July/August 1981==
The July/August 1981 issue featured Miss Piggy dressed as a judge on the cover. Inside is an article titled "Rooting for Female Careers," with pictures from the 1981 book Miss Piggy's Guide to Life.
File:Saturday Evening Post July August 1981 cover.jpg|July/August 1981 Cover
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==References==
* In The Miss Piggy Cover Girl Fantasy Calendar, the magazine is spoofed with the faux cover, "Tender is the Frog (or) The Great Frogsby." The photo originally appeared in the December 1980 issue without the text.
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==External links==
*Official site
*ToughPigs.com - "Not Saturday, Evening, or a Post. Discuss."
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