Minor Internet Mentions

The following is a list of Muppet Mentions made in notable productions produced for the internet outside of the Henson/Sesame fold, all of which are too brief or minor to constitute having their own page in the Internet Mentions category. Individual bloggers, YouTubers, or other internet personalities who mention Muppets only in passing are generally not included unless there are multiple instances or visuals involved.
==AOK==
* AOK features a spoof of Muppet Babies called "Muppet Elderlies," which depicts the series' cast as seniors. In this spoof, Piggy breaks her hip and Bunsen and Beaker unsuccessfully attempt to perform surgery on her. Meanwhile, Fozzie gets on Kermit's nerves by making jokes about the situation. 
==Annoying Orange==
* In a "Let's Play" of Flappy Bird featuring Orange, he says that maybe it would help if he sings to the tune "Rubber Duckie" while playing the game, and the background used in the video has Orange as Ernie and Grapefruit as Bert. The same image was also used in other gameplay videos by Orange.
* Sis references Episode 4075 that Cookie Monster dressed up as a king in "The Chicken Nugget Challenge."
* Miss Piggy appears at the famous pig convention in the kitchen hosted by Peppa Pig in "Annoying Orange vs Peppa Pig (Hog Wild!)". Porky Pig, Piglet, Spider-Ham, Bebop, Babe, Wilbur from Charlotte's Web, and the Three Little Pigs also appear. 
==Atop the Fourth Wall==
* In the Atop the Fourth Wall episode where Linkara reviews Game Boy #1, he remarks that Tatanga, the villain from Super Mario Land, looks like a rejected Muppet.
* Linkara comments on a drawn cameo of Statler and Waldorf in Marvel Team-Up #74, even going on a brief tidbit on The Land of Gortch in relationship with the Muppets and Saturday Night Live.
* In the end credits of Linkara's review of Superman's Christmas Adventure, he has text saying that "It occurs to me that Dr. Grouch could also be related to Oscar the Grouch... though not nearly as cool or entertaining."
* Linkara directly calls The Muppet Christmas Carol one of his favorite Christmas Carol adaptations in his Batman Noel review, and towards the end the character Harvey Finevoice sings "Thankful Heart" over the credits. The song would be played again in the title card over Zombies Christmas Carol #4-5. 
* When going over the history of Marvel Super Special in his review of the comic adaptation of Xanadu he mentions The Muppets Take Manhattan as one of the many movies to be adapted in comic form.
* In his review of Just Imagine Stan Lee Creating Superman in response to a comment that this Superman's native language has a thousand letters, Linkara sarcastically remarks that Kryptonian Sesame Street must be fun.
* He mentions the description of Scrooge in Zombie's Christmas Carol #1-3 as "how the Muppets sang" alluding to the song "Scrooge" from Muppets Christmas Carol.
* During the Combine Harvester sequence in his review of Future's End, Linkara messes with a Grover puppet during his sanity slippage.
* He jokes in-character as Captain America in his review of Captain America Goes to War Against Drugs that they planned a musical number with "the Muppet Babies, Alvin & the Chipmunks, and everything" alluding to Cartoon All-Stars to the Rescue.
==The Attack==
The spiritual successor to Attack of the Show!, an internet variety show produced by Kevin Pereira for Twitch, with a half hour television version airing on Disney XD.
* In the episode "Cold Memes, Tiny Problems," during a segment where hosts Erin Steeby and Alex Corea eat "Memesicles" (popsicles with an item relating to an internet meme frozen inside of them), one of the popsicles features "frogs legs" as a reference to Kermit's Lipton Ice meme.
== Battle for Dream Island ==
Battle for Dream Island is an animated web series involving anthropomorphic objects competing in a reality show-like setting for a prize. All of the series' Muppet mentions come in the form of "recommended characters", background characters submitted by fans of the show. 
* In the episode "The Reveal," a character based on Cookie Monster, submitted by "nuttyme96" can be seen in the crowd.
* In the episode "Don't Pierce My Flesh," a character based on Miss Piggy, submitted by "theviperman77" can be seen within the crowd.
* In the episode "The Tweested Temple," there is a recommended character named "Frog Four" whose design takes some cues from Kermit's.
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* Rosie O'Donnell voices the minor character Spool in the episode "Start the Shift."
==The Blockbuster Buster==
* The Blockbuster Buster's review of The Cat in the Hat movie uses the second theme song from The Wubbulous World of Dr. Seuss as the end credits music. He later used the show's first theme song as the end credits music for his review of The Lorax.
* In his review of Cars 2, ERod plays a clip from the Dinosaurs episode "Georgie Must Die" after mentioning the Teletubbies and Barney.
* In the Blockbuster Buster's review of The Smurfs movie, a clip of Jack Black screaming "You're ruining one of the greatest songs of all time!" from The Muppets is used in response to the Smurfs singing. He would use this clip again in his review of Planes.
* In his review of Shrek 2, after expressing disbelief at Donkey being in a relationship with Dragon, ERod admits, "I guess if a frog and a pig can get married, anything's possible," and then plays a clip from The Muppets Take Manhattan.
* In his review of the Underdog movie, ERod plays a clip from the Dinosaurs episode "Swamp Music" in response to the film's depiction of the titular character.
* In the "Top 10 Cartoons That Should NEVER Be Movies" video, Muppet Babies was listed in the #7 spot. When ERod discusses it, he also uses clips from the trailers for The Muppets and Muppets Most Wanted.
* In the Blockbuster Buster's review of the Land of the Lost movie, a clip of the ending to the Dinosaurs episode "A New Leaf" is shown in response to the movie's characters having taken drugs.
==Brentalfloss==
* In "The Chocobo Song with Lyrics", the line "Why get a horse when you could ride Big Bird?" is accompanied by an image of Big Bird's head photoshopped onto a Chocobo, as well as Grover wearing a Mage hat.
* In "Super Mario Sunshine with Lyrics", Brent compares Bowser's voice to "Cookie Monster's drunk brother", who is depicted as someone wearing a Cookie Monster onesie drinking lite beer in an alleyway.
* In "Mega Man 2 with Lyrics", Guy Smiley is mentioned in the form of a non-sequitur lyric.
==CinemaSins==
* One "Everything Wrong With..." video is on Labyrinth. One clip of the post-review stinger, which features Jareth's army of Goblins parading around, has the theme from Fraggle Rock dubbed over.
:* The Fraggle Rock theme is also used briefly in the stinger for the review of the Disney movie Frozen, this clip involving the rock trolls.
* In "Everything Wrong With CinemaSins," Jeremy says that he and Chris Atkinson, who created CinemaSins with him, are "not reviewers," while showing a shot of Gene Siskel and Roger Ebert, but that they are "a**holes," while showing a shot of Statler and Waldorf.
* In "Everything Wrong With How the Grinch Stole Christmas," when they show the Grinch as a kid, guest reviewer Doug Walker (AKA The Nostalgia Critic) spoofs the Muppet Babies theme song: "Grinchy babies, they make nightmares come truuuuuuue!" In one clip of the post-review stinger, featuring this very scene, the actual Muppet Babies theme plays. Also, during the post-review stinger, "It Feels Like Christmas" from The Muppet Christmas Carol plays over the Who-bilation.
* In "Everything Wrong With Cars," as Lightning McQueen discovers Doc Hudson's set of Piston Cups and exclaims, "He has THREE Piston Cups?" Jeremy says, in imitation of Count von Count, "No, FOUR Piston Cups! Ah ah ah ah ah!"
* In "Everything Wrong With Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II: Secret of the Ooze," one reference is made to The Great Muppet Caper.
* In "Everything Wrong With Shrek," when Princess Fiona's true form is revealed, as an ogress, even though she has human parents, Jeremy wonders why she couldn't stay human and "have a Kermit/Miss Piggy relationship."
* In the post-review stinger for the review of It Follows, a scene showing one of the girls riding her bike in the playground is accompanied by "Couldn't We Ride" playing in the background.
* In the stinger for "Everything Wrong With Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan," a scene showing the Enterprise's running lights coming on is accompanied by "The Muppet Show Theme" ("... it's time to light the lights...").
* In the stinger for "Everything Wrong With Cinderella" (the 1950 animated film), a scene showing the King and the Grand Duke in the balcony is dubbed over with a Statler and Waldorf joke from The Muppet Show.
== Colônia Contra-Ataca ==
Colônia Contra-Ataca is a Brazilian channel that has a show called "Freaking F*cking Games," which is inspired by James Rolfe's Angry Video Game Nerd.
* In 5 Jogos RUINS da Rareware (5 Rareware BAD Games) he makes a brief review of Sesame Street ABC & 123 (which isn't a Rareware game).
==Critical Role==
Critical Role is a Dungeons & Dragons streaming series featuring several members of the voiceover industry.
* When counting, Laura Bailey will often break out into the Pinball Number Count, with the rest of the cast sometimes joining in.
==Daily History Society==
Daily History Society is a series of short videos that each humorously take on historic events that happened on that day. They were originally released on Vine in 2015, but later revived in March 2024 on TikTok and YouTube Shorts.
* A video released on November 10, 2024 focuses on the television debut of Sesame Street. The video features Muppets trying to audition for the show. The first Muppet wants to teach kids how to sleep in the library, selling a stolen bike, and taking a bath with him. The next Muppet likes to eat so much, the producer thinks he's called "Cookie Guy", but he calls himself "P**** Monster". Lastly, a Muppet that looks like Kermit the Frog auditions and says he wants to "teach young people to take responsibility for themselves, make their beds, get their lives in order." The producer is impressed, and asks for his name. Kermit refers to himself as Jordan Peterson and laughs, which leads to a sigh from the producer. 
==Derrick Comedy==
Derrick Comedy was an internet-based sketch comedy group that ran until 2010 and was notable for launching the careers of its founders Dominic Dierkes, DC Pierson, and Donald Glover. Ellie Kemper and Bobby Moynihan were friends and frequent collaborators, appearing in sketches and the group's debut film Mystery Team.
* The group's first video is titled "Fraggle Rock: Alternate Theme Song" and features a heavy metal singer (voiced by Donald Glover) asking why "Fraggle Rock" won't return his phone calls.Fraggle Rock: Alternate Theme Song
== Doobus Goobus ==
*The short "Sesame Street Teaches Color Blindness" involves a Muppet version of Doobus talking about colorblindness, then proceeding to openly express his hatred for the colorblind.
* The short "Kermit's Not Mad, He's just Disappointed" involves Kermit talking about his feelings on the internet's crude and offensive parodies about him.
* In both "Frogs, But They're Gamers" and "Gamer Frogs: The Gamer Code", Kermit can be seen in the background. In addition, the former video's description mentions the titular Gamer Frogs are Kermit's cousins.
* The description for "Holy Crap Lois, Disney Reduced Our Budget!" asks if the viewers are excited to see Family Guy and Muppet Babies together on Disney+.
* In "Mario Discusses the Movies", Luigi claims his favorite movie is Muppet Treasure Island.
* The short "The Banned Final Muppet Show" involves Statler and Waldorf's heckling finally getting Fozzie to reach his limit.
==Fred==
* In Fred Goes to the Movies!, Fred goes to see an R-rated movie titled Nightmare on Sesame Street.
==FU DW==
FU DW is a web series hosted on YouTube by Matt Neff, presented in a similar fashion to Funny or Die's Zack Morris is Trash series. It takes various episodes from the PBS series Arthur and chronicles the bad behavior of D.W., who is presented as a bratty child with no discipline.
* In the episode "DW RUINS DOCTOR WHO" (a review of the episode "D.W. and Dr. Whosit"), Matt comments on the episode's message about which shows are okay for kids to watch: "If PBS really wanted to drive this message home, I'm not sure why they went with a show as softcore as Doctor Who. Even Sesame Street did a Game of Thrones parody." A clip from the Game of Chairs segment follows.
* In the It's Just a Cartoon episode "EBENEZER GETS SCROOGED" (which focuses on Mickey's Christmas Carol), Matt points out the opening credits "highlights the main plot beats, because it's always nice to get the Cliffs Notes for a story you've already heard a thousand times before." Posters are shown for movies based on A Christmas Carol, with The Muppet Christmas Carol being one of them.
* In the FU FRANCINE episode "DW & FRANCINE TURN INTO KILLER VAMPIRES" (a review on the episode "The Cave"), Matt refers to Francine as a "mop headed Muppet."
* In the It's Just a Carton episode "THE BIRTHDAY GIRL IS LIKE DW ON STEROIDS" (a review of the Wordgirl episode "The Birthday Girl"), Matt does a parody of "Happy Birthday to You" about Eileen, the antagonist of the episode: "Crappy birthday to you / You fifty-foot shrew / You look like a Muppet / Did it with a Kaiju".
==Glove and Boots==
Glove and Boots is a YouTube series of short comedy videos produced by Bento Box Entertainment. The videos feature a selection of hand-and-rod puppets; the two main video hosts are Mario (a red wild-looking puppet) and Fafa the groundhog.
* At the end of the "Please Stop With the BuzzFeed Questions" video during the endcard, the Joe Raposo "I'm an Aardvark" song plays with Fafa correcting that he's not an aardvark. He also complains to the singer until it abruptly cuts to the Bento Box logo. 
* In one video, Mario answers the question "Is Mario related to Elmo?"
* One blog, prompted by viewers' comparisons to the Muppets, suggests that the Muppets have been replaced by pod people, focusing on their ABC show. 
* In "Presidential Candidates - They Could Be Worse," Elmo is among seven candidates for President at the 2016 "Even Worse Presidential Candidates Debate" (along with Kylo Ren, Vlad the Impaler, Gargamel, Mojo Jojo, Bluto, and a Borg drone). The Borg ends up assimilating Elmo, who becomes 'Elmodicon of Borg'. 
* In "Mario's Word of the Week - Reboot!," Johnny T opines that the reboot of the Muppets "pisses me off." "Yeah, I said it. ---k you, Frog. It's my time." 
* Jim Henson: The Works can be seen on the bookshelf in several videos, including "Eight Apps We Would Make If We Had Time," "Everything Needs an Update!," and "Runners vs. Non-Runners."
* In their "Let's Play" video of "Scream Ride," Mario mentions he once got kicked out of Sesame Place, because the people thought he was pretending to be someone else. Fafa asks if he was trying to be Grover.
==How It Should Have Ended==
* In "How The Phantom Menace Should Have Ended" a number of aliens from other franchises are shown in the Galactic Senate from the 1999 Star Wars movie. Two Gonzos are among them. Others include ALF, Spock and Gorn from Star Trek, Xenomorphs from the Aliens movies, Santa Claus, George Lucas, Daleks from Doctor Who, E.T. from E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial, Superman and Supergirl, and Kang and Kodos from The Simpsons. 
* In the Ocean's 8 parody, "Ocean's Over 40", Miss Piggy appears among the crew, which includes Sandra Bullock, Anne Hathaway, Helena Bonham Carter, Mindy Kaling, Evangeline Lilly, Natalie Portman, Halle Berry, Sigourney Weaver, Gwendoline Christie, Uma Thurman, Lena Headey, Julie Andrews, Betty White, Emma Stone, Oprah Winfrey, Charlize Theron, Jessica Rabbit, Blue the Raptor from Jurassic World, and the Xenomorph Queen from Aliens. 
==Internet Movie Database==
* A 404 error screen on the website paraphrasing the closing line of Rainbow Connection as "Someday we'll find it... the website connection. - Kermit the Frog The Muppet Movie (1979)."
==The Irate Gamer==
* In his review of the video game Q*Bert, Chris Bores, the Irate Gamer, tries to figure out what exactly a Q*Bert is, by breaking down the name itself, only to be left with more questions than answers; the "Bert" part of "Q*Bert" is revealed to be Bert from Sesame Street (the "Q" part is revealed to be Q from Star Trek).
==Jacksfilms==
* In multiple videos, Jack portrays Kermit as an offensive teacher playing guitar and singing to a class of kids.
* In a YIAY (Yesterday I Asked You) which has the question of “new Academy Award” categories, an answer was “Best Grouch”.
* In an episode of “JackAsk” (QnA series) Jack compares his wife Erin's insults to Statler and Waldorf.
==JibJab==
* In their 2011 Year in Review video "2011, Buh-Bye!" popsicle stick puppets of Bert and Ernie appear singing "We told the whole world, 'We're not gay!'" Caricatures of Kermit the Frog and Jason Segel are also seen briefly.:* The original gag intended for Bert and Ernie (pictured below) was that they would pop up with female pigeons and a female Rubber Duckie.JibJabbin': Scene 20 – Ernie and Bert
* The 2012 Year in Review video "The End is Here!" features Jerry Nelson in Heaven, holding an angelic version of The Count. A small doll of Big Bird also appears in Mitt Romney's box as he's booted from the White House premises.
File:JibJabB&E.jpg|Bert and Ernie, as seen in the 2011 recap.
File:JibJabJ&K.jpg|Kermit and Jason Segel, as seen in the 2011 recap.
File:Bert&ErnieGagJibJab.jpg|Concept art of Bert and Ernie's appearance in the 2011 recap.
File:JibJab-2013.png|Jerry Nelson and The Count, as seen in the 2012 recap.
==Mundo Canibal==
* In the video "Chuq Nóia nas Séries de TV," in a segment that is a parody of Dinosaurs, a parody of Chuck Norris playing Earl Sinclair tries to convince Baby Sinclair that he is his father, and it worked out.
==Phelous==
* In Phelous' review of Jack Frost 2: Revenge of the Mutant Killer Snowman, clips from A Muppet Family Christmas where Statler and Waldorf heckle Fozzie and the Snowman are mixed with clips of the puppet-like Jack Frost from the movie.
* The video "Phelan & Allison Try to Survive Sesame Street" features Phelan (Phelous) and Allison (Obscurus Lupa) driving to a seedy Sesame Street located in Canada.
* In Phelous' review of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Gettin' Down in Your Town, he remarks, "For those of you who think I'm too boring and have an annoying Muppet voice, which is a contradiction in terms in my book..."
==RowdyC.com==
* In Rowdy C.'s TV Trash review of Sonic Underground, he criticizes the show's music, saying that the Muppet Babies sing better than them.
* In the TV Trash review of Tattooed Teenage Alien Fighters from Beverly Hills, Rowdy comments on the show's puppeteering, "The fact that I just saw the new Muppet movie only makes this more painful."
* In the TV Trash review of Snoopy's Reunion, Rowdy comments in regard to Snoopy and his siblings playing music that they're "[n]ot quite Electric Mayhem level, but I'd still take them over the Country Bears."
* For the first week of his TV Trash Summer Spectacular about dinosaurs in 2013, Rowdy reviewed Dinosaurs.
* Rowdy reviewed The Muppets' Wizard of Oz in September 2020.
==Sam & Micky==
* In the video "Tommy," Ken's brother Tommy insults Yasmine's white fur coat: "How many Muppets did you kill to make that vest?"
* In the video "Bath," Barbie's daughter Chelsie is wearing pajamas with Sesame Street characters on them.
== Sam O'Nella Academy ==
* In "Deformities That You Might Have", an accessory spleen talks about Fraggle Rock, claiming it is "a good show".
* In "Animals in Space: A Brief History", Sam mentions Pigs in Space in the timeline of animals being sent to space. In the same video, he briefly goes on a tangent about Big Bird's proposed flight on Space Shuttle Challenger.
==Thomas Sanders==
* In many of his Vines, Thomas does impersonations of Kermit the Frog.
* In the Sanders Sides episode "Learning New Things About Ourselves," Patton (Thomas' morality) suggests that puppets will help work through Thomas' issues. The video is filled with references to the Muppets and Sesame Street.
:* When Patton is turned into a paper bag puppet, he has the voice of Kermit the Frog and is first seen doing Kermit's signature arm flailing and shouting "YAY!"
:* Patton: "Check out Jim Handsome over here, right?"
:* Many characters are mentioned including Camilla the Chicken, Dr. Bunsen Honeydew, Gonzo, Maria, Big Bird, Mr. Snuffleupagus, Mr. Hooper, and Count von Count.
:* Virgil (Thomas' anxiety in sock puppet form) suggests that he'd rather "go live in a garbage can."
:* Roman (Thomas' creativity in puppet form): Today's video is brought to you by the letter: Y!
:* Patton does Fozzie Bear's "Wocka Wocka!" catchphrase.
:* Near the end, Logan (Thomas' logic who became a robot puppet) asks "Can you tell me how to get...How to get to-" But Patton, Roman, and Virgil interrupt him and sing the "Sesame Street Theme". Logan then finishes "How to get back to my normal self, I seem to be stuck."
==Say Goodnight Kevin==
* In Kevin's review of Psalty: Kids Praise 5, following a random song sequence, a clip from Muppet Treasure Island is shown showing the Muppets stepping off camera following the "Cabin Fever" number.
* In Kevin's review of McGee and Me: The Not-So Great Escape, McGee asks Nicholas why he doesn't just stick his head in a garbage can, to which Nicholas replies, "Because then I'd have to live with you." After this, a clip of Oscar the Grouch is shown.
* In Kevin's review of Saving Christmas, Kirk Cameron mentions liking Christmas cookies in the opening, after which a clip of Cookie Monster from Christmas Eve on Sesame Street is played.
==Seth MacFarlane's Cavalcade of Cartoon Comedy==
The 2008 web series created by Seth MacFarlane, consisting of animated shorts in a style identical to Family Guy.
* In "A Scotsman Who Can't Watch a Movie Without Shouting at the Screen," the title character watches The Muppet Movie and yells at Kermit for not using his brain to make decisions such as taking a Studebaker to Hollywood, and picking up other puppets on the way. 
* The short "Name That Animal Penis!" features a contestant (voiced by Seth Green) having to guess an animal's genitals that peek out of a hole. The short ends with Kermit's privates being shown for the bonus round, and Kermit is heard saying he's in a hurry to catch a plane.
==Smosh==
* In the February 18, 2011, video "IF KIDS SHOWS WERE REAL," Sesame Street is one of the shows made fun of. Kermit visits Cookie Monster in the hospital, asking the doctor (played by Anthony) how did he croak. The Doctor replies he's been eating nothing but cookies for the past 42 years. He also states that he "smoked ass-loads of meth."
* In the July 1, 2011, video "IF THE INTERNET WAS REAL," Ian is wearing a Cookie Monster shirt.
* In the September 20, 2017, video "IF KIDS SHOWS WERE REAL 2," Sesame Street is made fun of again. Bob and Marge complain and tell stories about their experiences with the Muppet that moved in, such as the Sesame Street waste management refusing to empty Marge's trash due to Oscar the Grouch living in it, Cookie Monster trying to steal cookies from Bob's grocery bags, and the "pervy little red one" (referring to Elmo) continuously requesting Marge to tickle him. They both shudder in disgust at the last story.
==Some Jerk with a Camera==
* In Jerk's review of The Country Bears movie, he criticizes the movie's realistic-looking versions of the Bears and compares them with Fozzie Bear, accompanied by clips from The Muppet Show.
* A clip from Muppet*Vision 3D is used in Jerk's retrospective on Epcot.
* At the beginning of Tony's One Movie Later... video on Avengers: Infinity War, the reprise of "Hey a Movie!" is dubbed over clips of the movie's characters.
==Ted==
As a tie-in for the 2012 movie Ted, a browser game was launched called "Fists of Furry," where Ted fights parodies of other famous talking bears like Yogi Bear, a Care Bear, and Fozzie Bear.
==Tiny Fuppets==
A cartoon created by Scott Gairdner satirizing both Muppet Babies and hastily-produced foreign knockoffs of American cartoons, supposedly an original Portuguese creation whose creator is apparently unaware of the existence of Muppet Babies.
==Todd in the Shadows==
Todd in the Shadows is a video reviewer of music, formerly part of Channel Awesome. He has three main series: Pop Song Reviews (reviewing current pop hits), One-Hit Wonderland (looking at bands and artists who only had a single charting hit in the U.S.), and Trainwreckords (looking at bands and artists' career-killing albums).
* In Todd's video counting down "The Top 10 Worst Songs of 1987," he says he assumes musician Gregory Abbott was popular but doesn't know for sure because "All the music I knew [at the time] came from Sesame Street."
* In Todd's review of Chris Brown's "Turn Up the Music," he can't say that he'd boycott every artist for being a jerk, and mentions that "You would not know the horrible things this man [picture of Chuck Berry] or this man [picture of John Lennon] or this man [picture of Bing Crosby] or this man [picture of Kermit the Frog] has done. And trust me, you would never hear 'Rainbow Connection' the same way again."
* In Todd's review of LMFAO's "Party Rock Anthem," he claims the chorus could be sung by "Beaker from the Muppets," leading into him showing a clip of Beaker singing the chorus of the song (actually a clip from The Muppet Show dubbed over by Lindsay Ellis doing a Beaker impression).
* In Todd's countdown of "The Top 10 Best Songs of 2011," while discussing the #1 pick (Cee Lo Green's "Fuck You!"), he shows clips from his Grammy appearance, mentioning how he performed it "with Muppets" (actually puppets from the Jim Henson Company) and later shows clips from the song's usage in The Muppets.
* In Todd's review of Burlesque, Todd is unconvinced with Christina Aguilera playing the innocent, struggling lead character; at one point arguing that she always possessed the "wholesome, guiles, naiveté of Miss Piggy." A brief Muppet Show clip (from episode 407) of Piggy uttering "Moi" is used.
* In Todd's review of "Pompeii" by Bastille, he suggests that if the Muppets still had a show (the Muppet Show theme briefly starts playing at this point), Bastille would make perfect musical guests. Todd goes on to describe a Muppet version of "Pompeii," illustrated with clips from Muppet Treasure Island and the "Keep Fishin'" music video.
* Todd's review of "Float On" by the Floaters shows excerpts from parodies of the song, including "Gimme Five" from Sesame Street. Todd adds, "Oh. The only thing missing is Mr. Hooper."
* In Todd's review of "Fancy," his first mention of "Iggy Azalea" cues images of other "Iggys"; Iggy Pop, Iggy Koopa, and Miss Piggy - to which he replies "okay, you're getting it wrong on purpose now."
* In Todd's review of Lukas Graham's "7 Years," Todd also briefly touches on the thematically similar "100 Years" by Five for Fighting and briefly states his problems with it before calling it decent, at one point stating, "I was never happy with [Five for Fighting's] John Ondrasik's weird Muppet voice."
* In an episode of Todd's series Trainwreckords on Jewel's 0304, Todd describes one of his big problems with Jewel is that "she tends to oversing," comparing her voice at one point on her earlier song "Foolish Games" to "a really emotional Miss Piggy."
* In his "One Hit Wonderland" episode on Hanson's "MMMBop," Todd jokes that before their big hit, the young band's other interests included, "Mr. Potato Head, Sesame Street, chocolate milk, Zac [Hanson] got an award for perfect attendance in second grade... look, they were kids, there's not a lot there." The Sesame Street mention is accompanied by a Joe Mathieu illustration for the 1994 Sesame Street Live show Let's Be Friends.
* In Todd's countdown of "The Top Ten Best Hit Songs of 2018," when discussing that he likes rapper Khalid, Todd concedes, "I realize that he's kinda the Muppet Babies version of Frank Ocean, but he's worth checking out regardless."
* In his Trainwreckords episode on Ringo Starr's 1977 album Ringo the 4th, Todd plays a snippet of the album track "Tango All Night." Since Todd doesn't have live footage of the song to illustrate, he decides to "throw up a background [he thinks] fits" the song: a clip of "I Go to Rio" from The Muppet Show episode 424 (with "Tango All Night" playing over it), as he feels there is "a Muppet-y atmosphere" to the song. After comparing it to a variety show performance, Todd remarks, "If it was the Muppets, that would at least make sense [as to] how annoying the background vocals are," now illustrating with a clip of Elton John and the Muppets performing "Bennie and the Jets" in episode 214 (again with "Tango All Night" dubbed over it).
* In his review of "Shake It Off" by Taylor Swift, an image of Statler and Waldorf slides into frame as Todd exclaims, "Uh-oh, I think I hear some [haters] coming now!"
==WatchMojo==
* On December 31, 2010, WatchMojo posted a video titled "History of The Muppets."
* On February 3, 2011, WatchMojo posted a video titled "The History of Sesame Street."
* On December 26, 2013, there was presented a video about the "Top 10 Muppets from The Muppet Show." They are ranked as follows: Dr. Teeth at #10, Rowlf the Dog at #9, Fozzie Bear at #8, The Great Gonzo at #7, Statler and Waldorf at #6, The Swedish Chef at #5, Beaker at #4, Miss Piggy at #3, Animal at #2, and Kermit the Frog at #1. Honorable mentions are also given to Scooter, Sam the Eagle, Camilla the Chicken, Lew Zealand, and Sweetums.
* On December 27, 2013, there was presented a video about the "Top 10 Muppets from Sesame Street." They are ranked as follows: Telly Monster at #10, Mr. Snuffleupagus at #9, Grover at #8, Abby Cadabby at #7, Count von Count at #6, Oscar the Grouch at #5, Bert and Ernie at #4, Cookie Monster at #3, Elmo at #2, and Big Bird at #1. Honorable mentions are also given to Sherlock Hemlock, Kermit the Frog, Herry Monster, and Guy Smiley.
* On September 6, 2015, WatchMojo posted a video titled "Top 10 Muppets Songs." They are ranked as follows: "The Big House" at #10, "The Happiness Hotel" at #9, "We're Doing a Sequel" at #8, Can You Picture That? at #7, Pictures in My Head at #6, Movin' Right Along at #5, Man or Muppet at #4, The Muppet Show Theme at #3, Bein' Green at #2, and Rainbow Connection at #1. Honorable mentions are also given to Life's a Happy Song, He'll Make Me Happy, Couldn't We Ride, and Thankful Heart.
* On July 21, 2016, WatchMojo uploaded a video titled "Top 10 Sesame Street Songs." They are ranked as follows: One of These Things at #10, Bein' Green at #9, The Batty Bat at #8, Sing at #7, Elmo's Song at #6, Monster in the Mirror at #5, I Love Trash at #4, Can You Tell Me How to Get to Sesame Street? at #3, C is for Cookie at #2, and Rubber Duckie at #1. Honorable mentions are also given to What's the Name of That Song?, I Don't Want to Live on the Moon, Imagine That, and La, La, La.
* On August 9, 2016, the channel uploaded a video about the "Top 10 Greatest Muppet Show Guest Stars." They are ranked as follows: Peter Sellers at #10, Buddy Rich at #9, Rita Moreno at #8, Vincent Price at #7, John Cleese at #6, Julie Andrews at #5, The stars of Star Wars at #4, Steve Martin at #3, Elton John at #2, and Alice Cooper at #1. Honorable mentions are also given to John Denver, Paul Simon, Harry Belafonte, Johnny Cash, and Liza Minnelli.
* On March 16, 2017, WatchMojo's sister channel MsMojo uploaded a video about the "Top 10 Greatest Muppet Shows." They are ranked as follows: Bear in the Big Blue House at #10, Sam and Friends at #9, The Muppets at #8, Dinosaurs at #7, Muppets Tonight at #6, The Jim Henson Hour at #5, Muppet Babies at #4, Fraggle Rock at #3, Sesame Street at #2, and The Muppet Show at #1. Honorable mentions are also given to The StoryTeller, Mopatop's Shop, and The Wubbulous World of Dr. Seuss.
* On April 22, 2019, WatchMojo's sister channel MsMojo uploaded a video about the "Top 10 Surprising Parodies on Sesame Street." They are ranked as follows: "Star S'mores" at #10, "Sharing Things" at #9, "Orange is the New Black" at #8, "Sons of Poetry" at #7, "Aveggies: Age of Bon Bon" at #6, "Homelamb" at #5, "The Walking Gingerbread" at #4, "Mad Men" at #3, "The Spy who loved Cookies" at #2, and "Game of Chairs" at #1. Honorable mentions were also given to "Grouch Apprentice," "Smell Like a Monster," and "The Hungry Games: Catching Fur."
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