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** In "Kermit and Fozzie's Egg-cellent Adventure", during Kermit and Fozzie's montage of finding Easter Eggs, Kermit and Fozzie find an egg surrounded by sleeping chickens. Fozzie is about to rush out and collect the egg, but Kermit stops him and they tiptoe over to the egg so as not to wake the chickens up.
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* BoyishShorts: Just like in [[WesternAnimation/MuppetBabies1984 the prior show]], Kermit and Fozzie are in shorts as is Scooter, updated from the bloomer pants. Baby Sam the Eagle is shown in the more posh version (even without shoes, as he's wearing a vest and a button down shirt), and the now older-shown Robin wears shorts like Kermit. Averted with three characters: Gonzo's in overalls, Rowlf has on full length pants, and Animal has ripped jeans.
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* BoyishShorts: Just like in [[WesternAnimation/MuppetBabies1984 the prior show]], Kermit and Fozzie are in shorts as is Scooter, updated from the bloomer pants. Baby Sam the Eagle is shown in the more posh version (even without shoes, as he's wearing a vest and a button down shirt), and the now older-shown Robin wears shorts like Kermit. Averted with three characters: Gonzo's in overalls, KiddyCoveralls, Rowlf has on full length pants, and Animal has ripped jeans.
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** Gonzo, the strangest of the kids and the only one not a recognizable animal or person, has been updated to wear red overalls down to his ankles with a yellow T-shirt. Like all the kids, he's active and playful, but stands out as the strangest.
** Rozzie Bear, Fozzie's adopted sister who is a TomboyWithAGirlyStreak, wears pastel overalls. Her favorite toy is a dump truck and she's just as comfortable playing with the girls as she is the boys.
** Gonzo, the strangest of the kids and the only one not a recognizable animal or person, has been updated to wear red overalls down to his ankles with a yellow T-shirt. Like all the kids, he's active and playful, but stands out as the strangest.
** Rozzie Bear, Fozzie's adopted sister who is a TomboyWithAGirlyStreak, wears pastel overalls. Her favorite toy is a dump truck and she's just as comfortable playing with the girls as she is the boys.
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* AnAesop: Several episodes end with one of the characters learning a moral.
** The episode, "Kermit's Big Show", Kermit wants to put on a play, but quits out of frustration when his friend start changing the script. Miss Nanny assures him that you don't have to make things exactly the same and it's okay to add a few small changes, because it's part of being creative and those changes sometimes can be for the best.
** In “Planet Gonzo”, Gonzo is feeling out-of-place in the playroom because of his weird interests and hobbies. He then finds a planet filled with aliens who are exactly like him. He likes it at first, but then gets bored because nobody stands out and decides to go back to his friends, who have learned to embrace his weirdness. The moral? There’s only one of you and it’s okay if nobody likes the same things you do.
** In “Wocka By Fozzie”, the Muppets all have fun at their first sleepover, except for Fozzie, because he has never slept away from home before. Miss Nanny explains to him that maybe he isn’t ready to have a sleepover, so he decides to go home. Everybody grows up and matures differently (both mentally and physically) and it’s okay if you’re not ready for something like riding a bike or sleeping over.
** "A Tale Of Two Twins" is about Scooter and Skeeter wanting to take part in different activities, Scooter at the spa and Skeeter with an extreme tricycle competition. They're usually known for being boys and girls activities. They're eventually exposed, and while surprised, everyone is accepting of them trying out other activities outside of typical gender norms. This episode has the moral on being able to enjoy activities regardless of gender, which can be quite satisfying for anyone with self-esteem issues and problems with fitting in.
** The episode, "Kermit's Big Show", Kermit wants to put on a play, but quits out of frustration when his friend start changing the script. Miss Nanny assures him that you don't have to make things exactly the same and it's okay to add a few small changes, because it's part of being creative and those changes sometimes can be for the best.
** In “Planet Gonzo”, Gonzo is feeling out-of-place in the playroom because of his weird interests and hobbies. He then finds a planet filled with aliens who are exactly like him. He likes it at first, but then gets bored because nobody stands out and decides to go back to his friends, who have learned to embrace his weirdness. The moral? There’s only one of you and it’s okay if nobody likes the same things you do.
** In “Wocka By Fozzie”, the Muppets all have fun at their first sleepover, except for Fozzie, because he has never slept away from home before. Miss Nanny explains to him that maybe he isn’t ready to have a sleepover, so he decides to go home. Everybody grows up and matures differently (both mentally and physically) and it’s okay if you’re not ready for something like riding a bike or sleeping over.
** "A Tale Of Two Twins" is about Scooter and Skeeter wanting to take part in different activities, Scooter at the spa and Skeeter with an extreme tricycle competition. They're usually known for being boys and girls activities. They're eventually exposed, and while surprised, everyone is accepting of them trying out other activities outside of typical gender norms. This episode has the moral on being able to enjoy activities regardless of gender, which can be quite satisfying for anyone with self-esteem issues and problems with fitting in.
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** In "Animal Loses It", Scooter and Skeeter invent their own board game, ''Banana Whamma Jungle Jamma'', and invite the rest of the babies to play it with them. The goal of the game is for one team to make it to Banana Whamma Falls. Each team has two players, and each team takes turns drawing cards and moving around the board. Some cards allow the team to move forward a select number of spaces, while others [[{{Whammy}} cause them to lose a turn or get sent back to Start]]. When Animal plays the game, he enjoys it at first because he and Piggy get very far into it, but things turn south for him when he loses a turn and gets sent back to start. [[SoreLoser Having lost games all day]], [[ScrewThisImOuttaHere he quits the game out of frustration]], but comes back when Miss Nanny teaches him that [[AnAesop sometimes playing games with your friends is more important than winning]].
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** In "Animal Loses It", Scooter and Skeeter invent their own board game, ''Banana Whamma Jungle Jamma'', and invite the rest of the babies to play it with them. The goal of the game is for one team to make it to Banana Whamma Falls. Each team has two players, and each team takes turns drawing cards and moving around the board. Some cards allow the team to move forward a select number of spaces, while others [[{{Whammy}} cause them to lose a turn or get sent back to Start]]. When Animal plays the game, he enjoys it at first because he and Piggy get very far into it, but things turn south for him when he loses a turn and gets sent back to start. [[SoreLoser Having lost games all day]], [[ScrewThisImOuttaHere he quits the game out of frustration]], but comes back when Miss Nanny teaches him that [[AnAesop sometimes playing games with your friends is more important than winning]].winning.
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* NewFriendEnvy: In "The Best, Best Friend", when Rowlf visits the playroom and impresses the babies with his piano playing, Fozzie worries that he's replaced him as Kermit's best friend. To try to win Kermit back, Fozzie challenges Rowlf to a game of Tri-Soccer Flying Baseball, a game he and Kermit invented, but Rowlf ends up winning. Fozzie then tries acting like Rowlf, but he, unfortunately, can't play the piano very well. When Fozzie tells Kermit that he feels like Rowlf has replaced him as his best friend, Rowlf tells Fozzie that Kermit told him he's still his best friend. Kermit also reveals to Fozzie that [[AnAesop you can have more than one best friend]].
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* NewFriendEnvy: In "The Best, Best Friend", when Rowlf visits the playroom and impresses the babies with his piano playing, Fozzie worries that he's replaced him as Kermit's best friend. To try to win Kermit back, Fozzie challenges Rowlf to a game of Tri-Soccer Flying Baseball, a game he and Kermit invented, but Rowlf ends up winning. Fozzie then tries acting like Rowlf, but he, unfortunately, can't play the piano very well. When Fozzie tells Kermit that he feels like Rowlf has replaced him as his best friend, Rowlf tells Fozzie that Kermit told him he's still his best friend. Kermit also reveals to Fozzie that [[AnAesop you can have more than one best friend]].friend.
