Please help improve this section if you can. In subsequent airings, it was replaced with the take used in the final film. An alternate angle of Kermit during the third verse of ' Rainbow Connection ' was used in a preview in the original airing of The Muppets Go Hollywood. The webisodes have actual specials numbers. For bloopers and non-webisodes, I use - s00e - where is just the season number followed by incrementing numbers.

The tune was also considered to be a little upbeat for the dark tone of the movie. For the Office deleted scenes, I add them to the end of the actual corresponding episode using the - part1.mp4 and - part2.mp4 naming conventions. However, it was deleted to reduce the runtime of the movie. Apparently, the scene cost 80,000 to make and five weeks to shoot. The specific problem is: dates in reverse chronological order, contrary to WP:DATELIST. Scenes cut from The Muppet Movie before release. The movie originally contained a dance number called the Jitterbug. With Adam Allfrey, Anne Caillon, Kata Dobó, Flora Montgomery. (The original closing theme consisted of an instrumental reprise of ' Can You Picture That?', ' Movin' Right Along', and ' The Magic Store' the American version only plays the first two songs twice.) These extra scenes were also available for the German dub Muppet Movie when it first aired on TV in the mid-1990s, but were later removed when the movie was released on VHS and DVD.This section may require cleanup to meet Wikipedia's quality standards. Basic Instinct 2: Deleted Scenes: Directed by Michael Caton-Jones.

Teeth gives a more in-depth reading from the script, and an extra verse of ' I Hope That Something Better Comes Along.' Also in this version of the film, a different instrumental track is used for Never Before, and the Muppets' conversations during the end credits can be heard more clearly over a quieter, and different closing theme. Some of the extra scenes included a slightly longer comedy club performance from Fozzie including a longer dance number with Kermit, a short opening and closing speech from Doc Hopper on his French Fried Frogs Legs commercial, a longer conversation between Doc Hopper and Max before they encountered Kermit and Fozzie in the rainbow-painted Studebaker, Dr. A 1987 home video release of this film in the United Kingdom lasted a few minutes longer than in America.

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