Muppets.com

Muppets.com was the official website of the Muppets since approximately 1998. In 2011, the site redirected to a promotional site for the film The Muppets.
Early content on the website included such weekly features as "Fozzie's Virtual Comedy Tour", "Ask Dr. Honeydew", "A View from the Balcony (with Statler and Waldorf)", and "Gonzo's World Wide Weird Sites", downloads such as "Muppet autographs", games, and also included "Bobo's Guestbook" and "Muppet Profiles". Starting in 1999, the platform expanded to include an interactive site, MuppetWorld.com. 
The site was redesigned and relaunched as Muppets.go.com in 2005; the new site included a blog by Miss Piggy called "Sow in the City". The Muppets then appeared on Disney Xtreme Digital in 2008. In 2011, as a promotion for The Muppets, the site became an offshoot of the Disney.go.com platform.
==Original site, 1998==
Image:MuppetsDotCom1998.png‎|Early Muppets.com. Circa 1998
File:muppets com 2000 piggy on location.jpg|Muppets.com weekly blog: "On Location with Miss Piggy" (1998-1999)
File:2000 muppets com fozzie tour.jpg|"Fozzie's Virtual Comedy Tour"
File:swedish chef muppets com.jpg|"The Swedish Chef's Virtual Kitchen"
File:gonzo muppets com.jpg|"Gonzo's World Wide Weird Sites"
File:honeydew muppets com.jpg|"Ask Dr. Honeydew"
File:balcony muppets com.jpg|"A View from the Balcony"
File:bobo muppets com.jpg|"Bobo's Guest-book"
Image:Muppetsdotcomselector.png‎|Splash page navigating to either to Muppets.com or Muppetworld.com. Circa 2001
==Redesign, 2005==
Image:Muppets.com-teaser.jpg|Teaser for new site after Disney purchase. Early 2004
Image:MuppetsDotComLate2004.png‎|Splash page for muppets.go.com. Circa 2004
Image:MuppetsDotComLate2006.png‎|muppets.go.com. Circa 2006
==Disney Xtreme Digital, 2008==
Image:Xtreme1.jpg|Disney Xtreme Digital. Circa 2008
==Disney.go.com, 2011==
Mupp website2.png|disney.go.com/muppets. September 2011
==External links==
*Muppets.com
*Older versions of Muppets.com at the Internet Archive
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Category:The Muppets Web Content