Awesome Muppets

When you think about it, onion rings really are vegetable donuts. Cookie Monster does his best to channel Philosoraptor in this amusing clip in which the furry blue cookie connoisseur ponders some deep thoughts about food.

Mylo the Cat took footage of The Muppets’ Rowlf the Dog and perfectly matched it with Biz Markie’s awesomely tone-deaf vocals from his 1989 hit track Just a Friend. Really, how can you not love Rowlf?

Editor Mylo the Cat did a brilliant job chopping up scenes of Kermit the Frog, Fozzie Bear and Beaker so it looks like they’re singing Naughty by Nature’s 1993 hip-hop-pop juggernaut, Hip Hop Hooray.

Voice master Brock Baker does numerous impressive impressions of The Muppets as they sing the classic The Rainbow Connection. Though we still think nobody can do them quite like Jim Henson and Frank Oz could.

The Muppets go meta as they poke fun at the very idea that they’re doing a sequel to their last film. Sit back and enjoy this big budget production number to celebrate that they got greenlit for Muppets Most Wanted.

The latest trailer for Muppets Most Wanted contains a bunch of random clips from the movie. But we’ll let it slide, because it also pokes fun at online flame wars. Oh you think the trailer’s crap? You take that back. U DONT EVN NO!

The Muppets decide to go check out some food trucks, when they find The Swedish Chef has set up shop too. Unfortunately, his tables are parked in Gordon Ramsay’s spot, and they must fight it out to see who will reign supreme.

For the upcoming sequel to The Muppets, Kermit’s identity is assumed over by his green doppelgänger, a criminal named Konstantin – who coincidentally sounds more than a bit like Sesame Street’s Count if you ask us.

While on a world tour for their musical, the Muppets get entangled in a jewel heist by a criminal that looks just like Kermit the Frog. Muppets Most Wanted also stars Ricky Gervais, Ty Burrell, Tina Fey and more.

Robin Thicke’s song is still rattling around in our brains, so we’re enjoying this minute long Sesame Street/Muppet video version. Also Grover as Pharrell is pleasing us.

Mike BaBoon Design created this color-coded table of Muppets (and their puppeteers) including everyone from Big Bird to Miss Piggy, along with lesser known characters like Yolanda Rat. Prints available at Redbubble and Society6.

A moving rendition of Simon and Garfunkel’s classic single, sung in the voices of Kermit the Frog and other Muppets. Brought to you by YouTuber Seán Thomas Gallobhaí – and a bottle of Famous Grouse whiskey.

Vimeo user Chester Fielder wanted a doo doo rhyme, so he created a full version of the Wonderful Creative’s Sesame Street x Beastie Boys mashup. You can’t, you won’t and you don’t stop!

A swingin’ Christmas song by Cee Lo Green, featuring Kermit, Swedish Chef and a bunch of other Muppets – including a Cee Lo muppet. From his Christmas album CeeLo’s Magic Moment.

The official music video for the new BFF single features Jim Henson’s Fraggles, Rob Corddry, Anna Kendrick and The Nerdist’s Chris Hardwick. Be sure to stick around to the end for a special treat.

Kermit tries to eat Amy Adams, Statler and Waldorf are caught sleeping and a robot blurts out “Chill, fools” in the “longest blooper reel ever.” At least in Muppet history. Probably.

We heart Muppets as much as anyone, but Elmo’s cloying voice and sappy demeanor has gotten on our nerves for years. Lets take out our frustrations on Elmo in the only way we thought appropriate.

Knitted sweaters from Opening Ceremony’s Muppets collection, featuring Kermit, Miss Piggy, Fozzie and Animal. There are also button down shirts, not currently available though.

Long after its theatrical release, Disney squeezes out another spoof to promote the DVD and Blu-ray release of The Muppets. Trust us Miss Piggy, you don’t want to compete in the real Hunger Games.

The official DLC for LittleBigPlanet 2 includes two costume packs – Sackboy as Statler or Waldorf! – and a level kit with Muppet-themed levels plus a new material called Attract-O-Gel.

There’s one song from the Muppets movie that stands out in our minds. Here’s the official music video for the Flight of the Conchords-esque Man or Muppet? courtesy of FOTC’s own Bret McKenzie.

Kermit the Frog and Flight of the Conchords’ Bret McKenzie sit down at the piano to sing the opening song from the new Muppets movie. McKenzie wrote or produced all the original songs in the movie.

After a bunch of trailers that had little to do with the movie, we finally get a peek at some more muppety goodness awaiting us in the actual movie, due out this Thanksgiving. And singing chickens.