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Animation / Kids
The Muppet Babies (Kermit, Piggy, Gonzo, Fozzy and company) live in a large nursery watched over by Nanny. The babies have active imaginations, and often embark upon adventures into imaginary worlds.
The Kids spend all day Trying to keep animal quiet so they don't disturb their next door neighbor officer caruthers.
Bunsen hasn't been getting sleep lately each night beeker is waking up screaming saying that the monster attacked him in his sleep the kids realize that beeker is afraid of the ark and try to help him overcome his fears.
Foozie's tooth becomes loose and he worries about going to the dentist, and what the dentist will do to him.
During a game of hide and seek, Animal gets lost. They search the nursery up and down. Until they eventually find out that Animal was with Nanny.
All of the babies are showing their talents, but Scooter can't seem to find his. By some inspiration, he learns his talent is being computer smart.
Gonzo panics when he can't find his stuff baby chicken camella.
A Misunderstanding leads the kids to belive that Nanny is going to give one of them away.
All the Muppet Babies except for Kermit know what jobs they want to have when they grow up. The babies show Kermit different jobs he can be, and he finally chooses to be a cab driver.
Kermit and the other Muppet Babies get to meet his little nephew, Robin, the tadpole. But since he is too small, they must find him after he esapes from his bowl.
Borrowing Nanny's camcorder, The Muppet Babies make their own movies including a ""Star Wars"" parody.
Instead of waiting a week to visit the fun park, the babies make their own park right in the nursery!
When an alien (really an escaped Koala) ends up in the Nursery, the kids build a rocketship out of their toys so they can take it back home.
The babies accidently brake a lamp and try to compensate by preparing lunch, but they just ending up making up making a bigger mess, especially Animal.
Baby Kermit / Baby Skeeter / Baby Beaker (voice)
Baby Piggy (voice)
Baby Gonzo (voice)
Baby Fozzie / Baby Scooter (voice)
Baby Animal / Baby Bunsen (voice)
Baby Rowlf (voice)
Nanny (voice)
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