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Darthstich: /* The Pre-Show Synopsis */

Darthstich — Tue, 28 Jul 2009 01:46:51 GMT

The Pre-Show Synopsis

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	While, for the most part, the footage is the same on each of the three screens, the film occasionally "breaks" into three separate videos for the purpose of a gag. In one instance, Bean Bunny is karate chopped "offstage" by a displeased Piggy and is sent flying from the rightmost screen to the leftmost one. In another, three apparently identical shots of a dancing Gonzo are shown to be distinct from one another when one Gonzo's flower pot falls off his head, and the other two Gonzos comment on it.		While, for the most part, the footage is the same on each of the three screens, the film occasionally "breaks" into three separate videos for the purpose of a gag. In one instance, Bean Bunny is karate chopped "offstage" by a displeased Piggy and is sent flying from the rightmost screen to the leftmost one. In another, three apparently identical shots of a dancing Gonzo are shown to be distinct from one another when one Gonzo's flower pot falls off his head, and the other two Gonzos comment on it.
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-	~~A scrolling LED screen that hangs below the television sets features additional jokes, including a reference to ''The Mickey Mouse Club'', while counting down to showtime.~~

	==Show Synopsis==		==Show Synopsis==

Darthstich: /* The Queue */

Darthstich — Tue, 28 Jul 2009 01:45:34 GMT

The Queue

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	Once inside, the queues become more similar and are meant to depict the lobby of Muppet Labs. The gags and references continue at the unattended security desk, by which hangs a photograph of Link Hogthrob in his "Bear on Patrol" uniform. A sign indicates that the key is under the mat, and, sure enough, if lifted, the mat reveals a key to the building embedded in the concrete floor.		Once inside, the queues become more similar and are meant to depict the lobby of Muppet Labs. The gags and references continue at the unattended security desk, by which hangs a photograph of Link Hogthrob in his "Bear on Patrol" uniform. A sign indicates that the key is under the mat, and, sure enough, if lifted, the mat reveals a key to the building embedded in the concrete floor.

-	~~Both queues end~~ in a holding area designed to look like a storage facility for Muppet props. ~~Although the specific props are different in each park, some examples~~ of the gags to be found include a net full of Jell-O (Annette Funicello) and flat, plywood fruit in a box marked 2D Fruities. Other props include a photograph of Fozzie ~~from his Kermitage Collection photo shoot~~, Miss Piggy's costumes, and crates full everything from Gonzo's Stunt Props (and Really Weird Stuff) to Bunsen's inventions (a tongue inflator?).	+	The queue ends in a holding area designed to look like a storage facility for Muppet props. Examples of the gags to be found include a net full of Jell-O (Annette Funicello) and flat, plywood fruit in a box marked 2D Fruities. Other props include a photograph of Fozzie, Miss Piggy's costumes, and crates full everything from Gonzo's Stunt Props (and Really Weird Stuff) to Bunsen's inventions (a tongue inflator?).

	It is in this room that the audience is treated to the pre-show film.		It is in this room that the audience is treated to the pre-show film.

Darthstich at 01:42, 28 July 2009

Darthstich — Tue, 28 Jul 2009 01:42:43 GMT

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	'''''Muppet*Vision 3D''''' is a [[3-D Movie]] attraction. The main feature of which is a 3D film that was the last project directed by the [[Muppets]] creator [[Jim Henson]]. The attraction, which opened on the first anniversary of Henson's death on May 16, 1991, has since been duplicated at [[Disney's California Adventure]] at the [[Disneyland]], which opened its own version on February 8, 2001. It is located right beyond [[Star Tours]], and is considered part of the [[Streets of America]].		'''''Muppet*Vision 3D''''' is a [[3-D Movie]] attraction. The main feature of which is a 3D film that was the last project directed by the [[Muppets]] creator [[Jim Henson]]. The attraction, which opened on the first anniversary of Henson's death on May 16, 1991, has since been duplicated at [[Disney's California Adventure]] at the [[Disneyland]], which opened its own version on February 8, 2001. It is located right beyond [[Star Tours]], and is considered part of the [[Streets of America]].

-	The attraction, which has occasionally been billed as ''MuppetVision <strike>3D</strike> 4D'' due to its pioneering in-theater effects, is billed as a tour meant to showcase MuppetVision, Muppet Labs' newest technology~~. The attraction is sponsored by [[Kodak]]~~.	+	The attraction, which has occasionally been billed as ''MuppetVision <strike>3D</strike> 4D'' due to its pioneering in-theater effects, is billed as a tour meant to showcase MuppetVision, Muppet Labs' newest technology.

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	*The Statler and Waldorf audio-animatronic characters have a third arm. When they surrender and are waving white flags, the arm being used is attached to the inside of the box.		*The Statler and Waldorf audio-animatronic characters have a third arm. When they surrender and are waving white flags, the arm being used is attached to the inside of the box.

-	== ~~Other Disney References~~ ==	+	== "Presented By" Issues ==
-	~~Other Muppet attractions that used to be in Disney's Hollywood Studios include [[Here Come the Muppets]], and [[Muppets on Location: Days of Swine and Roses]].~~	+

-	"~~Muppet Mobile Lab~~" is ~~a drive around version~~ of ~~Beaker~~ and ~~Dr. Bunsen Honeydew at~~ [[~~Disney'~~s ~~California Adventure~~]], ~~and~~ [[~~Tokyo Disneyland~~]]	+	Throughout the attraction, it is claimed that three separate parties "present" the attraction. The first, and actual, sponsor is [[Kodak]]. This is confirmed on the park map, by the sign outside of the attraction, a sign in the attraction, and by the [[Cast Member]]s who work the attraction. The Second is [[Jim Henson]]. In the first several years of the attraction, it was officially referred to as "Jim Henson's MuppetVision 3-D", but that changed in 2008, when they removed his name from most merchandise, as well as the outside of the attraction, however, some older posters, as well as the pre-show video, that is in the attraction still refer to it as Jim Henson's. The final "presenter" is [[Kermit the Frog]], as it is claimed on the door at the begining of the MuppetVision video.

	[[Category: Muppet Attractions]]		[[Category: Muppet Attractions]]

Darthstich: Muppet Vision 4D moved to Muppet*Vision 3-D

Darthstich — Tue, 28 Jul 2009 01:36:52 GMT

Muppet Vision 4D moved to Muppet*Vision 3-D

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Darthstich: Muppet Vision moved to Muppet Vision 4D

Darthstich — Tue, 28 Jul 2009 01:36:03 GMT

Muppet Vision moved to Muppet Vision 4D

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Darthstich: Muppet Vision 3D moved to Muppet Vision

Darthstich — Tue, 28 Jul 2009 01:35:48 GMT

Muppet Vision 3D moved to Muppet Vision

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Darthstich: Muppet*Vision 3-D moved to Muppet Vision 3D

Darthstich — Tue, 28 Jul 2009 01:35:38 GMT

Muppet*Vision 3-D moved to Muppet Vision 3D

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Darthstich: /* Other Disney References */

Darthstich — Thu, 14 May 2009 03:55:41 GMT

Other Disney References

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	"Muppet Mobile Lab" is a drive around version of Beaker and Dr. Bunsen Honeydew at [[Disney's California Adventure]], and [[Tokyo Disneyland]]		"Muppet Mobile Lab" is a drive around version of Beaker and Dr. Bunsen Honeydew at [[Disney's California Adventure]], and [[Tokyo Disneyland]]

-	[[Category: Muppet Attractions~~]] [[Category: Current~~]]	+	[[Category: Muppet Attractions]]

Darthstich: /* The Pre-Show Synopsis */

Darthstich — Thu, 19 Mar 2009 19:20:20 GMT

The Pre-Show Synopsis

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	The pre-show film of the Muppets preparing for the main show is presented on four sets of three interconnected televisions situated above the audience in the prop room.		The pre-show film of the Muppets preparing for the main show is presented on four sets of three interconnected televisions situated above the audience in the prop room.

-	The proceedings are supervised by Scooter, who attempts to organize the backstage crew while dealing with interruptions from the cast. Fozzie presents a new singing group called The Three Ds, who flub "By the Light of the Silvery Moon;" [[Bean Bunny]] attempts to bring Miss Piggy props for her big musical number; [[Sam the Eagle]] offers a safety spiel, deeming stopping in the middle of the row unpatriotic; and [[Rizzo the Rat]] tries to pass as [[Mickey Mouse]].	+	The proceedings are supervised by Scooter, who attempts to organize the backstage crew while dealing with interruptions from the cast. Fozzie presents a new singing group called The Three Ds, who flub "By the Light of the Silvery Moon;" [[Bean Bunny]] attempts to bring Miss Piggy props for her big musical number; [[Sam the Eagle]] offers a safety spiel, deeming stopping in the middle of the row unpatriotic; and Rizzo the Rat tries to pass as [[Mickey Mouse]].

	While, for the most part, the footage is the same on each of the three screens, the film occasionally "breaks" into three separate videos for the purpose of a gag. In one instance, Bean Bunny is karate chopped "offstage" by a displeased Piggy and is sent flying from the rightmost screen to the leftmost one. In another, three apparently identical shots of a dancing Gonzo are shown to be distinct from one another when one Gonzo's flower pot falls off his head, and the other two Gonzos comment on it.		While, for the most part, the footage is the same on each of the three screens, the film occasionally "breaks" into three separate videos for the purpose of a gag. In one instance, Bean Bunny is karate chopped "offstage" by a displeased Piggy and is sent flying from the rightmost screen to the leftmost one. In another, three apparently identical shots of a dancing Gonzo are shown to be distinct from one another when one Gonzo's flower pot falls off his head, and the other two Gonzos comment on it.