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Beaker is a magnet for disaster; he routinely experiences mishaps such as being blown up, electrocuted, eaten by large monsters, or afflicted with awkward side effects caused by Honeydew's experiments. Beaker communicates in a nervous, high-pitched squeak that sounds like "Mee-mee-mee-mee". In books and merchandise, the sound is spelled "Meep".
Guest Act: Diana dances with large birds and sings "Love Hangover". Song: The Gills Brothers sing "Aunt Chovy", and the audience (literally) eats them up. (Cut in Nickelodeon airing) Pigs in Space: Link and Strangepork inadvertently "gaslight" First Mate Piggy. UK Spot: Beaker performs "Feelings" to a tough crowd, backed by Rowlf and the ...
Beaker, the co-host of "Muppet Labs Field Test" and the victim of Bunsen's experiments. Janice, the chilled-out, offbeat lead guitarist of The Electric Mayhem. Miss Poogy, a member of the Moopets and Miss Piggy's doppelgänger. Baby; Peter Linz as Walter, the host of "Muppet Masters". Statler, an elderly critic.
Summer is tired of being the shortest among her friends, so Bunsen Honeydew and Beaker invent an Enlarge-O Ray to increase her size. However, it malfunctions and shrinks Summer to a smaller size. While Bunsen and Beaker work to fix the Enlarge-O Ray, the other Muppet Babies must find a way to have fun with a tiny-sized Summer.
Bunsen's first name is derived from Robert Bunsen, after whom the Bunsen burner was named. His last name is a reference to the honeydew melon , which his head resembles, as well as to Honeywell Labs , a technology company which aired TV commercials ( "That someday is today ... at Honeywell" ) well-known at the time of The Muppet Show .
A hapless lab assistant to Bunsen, who performs ill-fated experiments which often result in him becoming the victim and seriously injured. He was designed by Henson and built by Don Sahlin. Beaker debuted in the second season of The Muppet Show. [14]: 96–97
Lady Joker, Volume 1, by Kaoru Takamura. Obliterating the line between literary and crime fiction, a Japanese legend makes a riveting English language debut. This epic novel sold more than a ...
A music video of Henson's self-directed "I'm Gonna Always Love You", combined with scenes of the film and new footage, was created for MTV. [15] The song was remixed by John Benitez for the project. [15] It was shot on April 10 and 11, 1984. [12] The set used for the music video was larger than the set used in the film. [15]