Mother Goose and Grimm

Mother Goose and Grimm is an internationally-syndicated cartoon strip by Pulitzer Prize winning cartoonist Mike Peters. Since it was first syndicated in 1984, Peters has received a National Cartoonist Society Reuben Award for 1991, and a nomination for their Newspaper Comic Strip Award for 2000.
The strip has made many references to the Muppets, including the following:
MGG-1996-08-04.gif|August 4, 1996
MGG-1998-01-17.gif|January 17, 1998
Grimm.jpg|August 5, 2002
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Grimm2.JPG|July 29, 2005
Grimm1.JPG|February 22, 2006
Elmogoose.JPG|April 9, 2008
MGG-2009-07-13.gif|July 13, 2009
MGG-2011-01-12.gif|January 12, 2011
MGG-2011-01-15.gif|January 15, 2011
MGG-2011-04-12.gif|April 12, 2011
MGG-2011-04-13.gif|April 13, 2011
MGG-2011-04-14.gif|April 14, 2011
MGG-2011-04-15.gif|April 15, 2011
MGG-2011-04-16.gif|April 16, 2011
Grimm-2011-11-02.gif|November 2, 2011
Additionally, many of Peters' editorial cartoons, independent of the strip, have also featured Muppet mentions.
Image:MikePeters20060505.jpg|May 5, 2006
Image:MikePeters20060925.jpg|September 25, 2006
Image:MikePeters20070804.jpg|August 4, 2007
Image:MP1119.JPG|November 19, 2008
Mike_peters_2013.gif|June 26, 2013 
An animated series ran on CBS for two seasons from 1991 to 1992 (renamed Grimmy for the second) and included one Muppet reference.
*In the first season episode "Brotherhood of Ham" (1992), Attila the cat wonders why Grimm is setting up a giant bird trap. When he asks, Grimmy whispers a question to him: "No, I can't tell you how to get to Sesame Street." Grimm replies, "Awww, come on. One canary that size and I'm set for life."
==Connections==
*Jack Burns voiced a detective in "The Wickedest Witch" (1991)
*Eddie Deezen voiced Ham on the animated series
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