Muppet
Babies was a Saturday morning kid’s show that first aired on September 15,
1984, and was last aired on CBS in 1991.
They lived in this massive large window nursery, and they were watched
over by a green and white socked nanny.
All these babies had hyperactive imaginations, and often embarked on an escapade
into the world of fantasy world; however, they tend to get themselves into a chancy
position. This adventures would entrain me for hours, and watch as the Muppet’s
baby avatars were placed into famous characters rolls; Kermit being Luke
Skywalker from Star wars fame. Eventually,
a peripheral event, like the nanny coming to see what noise was, saved them
form their unpredicted kismet. They were constantly finding creative ways to entering
themselves, as they learn to work together to endure their wild-imagined voyages.
Now
after that brief descriptions where is this proof that these guys would be
writers. Well, in the intro song:
“Muppet
Babies, we make our dreams come true
Muppet Babies,
we'll do the say for you
When your
room looks kind of weird
And you wish
that you weren't there
Just close
your eyes and make believe
And you can
be anywhere.”
That’s
what they did!
They played
in a blanket, and used their thought to portray fun! As an adult, we now can
write to make our world come to life instead of playing it out in a nursery.
Well playing in blanket pretending it is a monster octopus is fun, we as adults
cannot find the fun in that anymore-well, we could, but it would not be fun for
very long.
They wrote
their own stories! They used the media they had, brought out their inspirations,
and gave it a story. Short and copied other people’s ideas, but they were
making stories. That’s how you write. You place down your imagination, and play
it out! The Muppet Babies were writers!
The Muppet gang with their great
imagination would have been great scientist or great writers.
So here’s my
advice to the people who are writing right now. If you need some creativeness
to write right now, go watch some Muppet Babies. As Miss Piggy says, “Just
close your eye and make believe, and you can be anywhere.”
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