What the fuck was his problem?

>>94906744
He wasn't born a /co/ character, that's what his problem was.

Bald.

>>94906744
He didn't like the soup

>>94906744
He didnt fucking sue Grover for shitty service.

also his mother was REALLY ugly.

>>94906749
>puppets aren't/ co/

>>94907060
And? They fucking aren't.

>>94907384
>Bringing something to life via movement = animation

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>>94907384
5/10. My eyebrow twitched slightly.

>>94907387
https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/animated%20cartoon
>a motion picture that is made from a series of drawings, computer graphics, or photographs of inanimate objects (such as puppets) and that simulates movement by slight progressive changes in each frame
Before you hone in on the one puppet reference, do realize it's referring to stop motion animation and neither live nor recorded puppetry.

He is Jewish.

>>94907422
You do know Puppets and muppets are allowed on /co/ and have been since 2010?

>>94907453
They might as well do away with /a/ and allow anime and manga discussion here, too. At least they fit into the category of "cartoons" and "comics".

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>>94907478
Jesus, calm down, mods allowed em. Muppets were literally cartoon characters that you could hug and see live.

>>94907478
Then move all shows like Lazytown, all the new Netflix shows based on Marvel and DC, and all the movies back to /tv/ They are not cartoons or comics, they are live actors pretending to be cape heroes.

>>94907566
Oh and move all transformers, gi joes, and others like them to /toy/ since they're based on toys that GOT cartoons and comics. Not actual cartoons and comics.

>>94907576
>>94907566
get over this you dork.

>>94907566
>>94907576
Comic-book based and cartoon-based, respectively. Look, I get it; mods allow muppet/puppet discussion. But you're not really proving their relevance to the board's title by pointing out examples of derivative properties like Marvel Netflix series and action figures. Muppets/CTW puppets aren't based on cartoon or comic characters.

>>94907607
Suck a cock. Kermit's just as famous as Bugs Bunny and Mickey Mouse. Big Bird and Kermit even beat them out on Bugs Bunny and Mickey on the 100 famous animals.

>>94907618
No need to be rude. No one is calling into question Kermit's fame, least of all me.

>>94907607
>One of the first muppet characters wasn't a 3d puppet but was a comic done in a school news paper, Pierre the French Rat.
>Sesame Street paved the way for Hey Arnold to Exist.
>There's hundreds of Muppet Show comic books and cartoons out there.
>Puppetry is /co/

The excuse that 'they're based on comics and cartoons' is fucking stupid. They're live actors in FILM and TV, and TOYS, we have BOARDS for those.

>>94907636
what about hey arnold?!

>>94907636
>Sesame Street paved the way for Hey Arnold to Exist.
Now you're just making things up. The fact that both shows feature of set of recurring characters that live on the same street does not suggest a correlation.

>>94907660
>>94907657

Guess what.

From the 80s with love.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uBlzuEQiRfU

>>94907667
Well, that skit's from the 90s, before Nickolodeon got the rights to do an animated Hey Arnold, but Arnold was a semi recurring character, appearing in 1989 where he flew around and counted shit.

>>94907667
>>94907671
Here's some from 89 to 95
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GOtBjzD5vbk

Not /co/ related my ass
Wonder Woman on the Muppet Show
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YsmR-bMHo0c
Superman was on The Muppet Show too

Batman, Spider-Man, SuperMan, Joker, and Robin all appeared on Sesame Street in it's first season. And the Simpsons even appeared in a Celebrity version of Grover's Monster in the Mirror song.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AHPn5d7wRtk

>>94907667
Arnold originated on Pee Wee's Playhouse, you simp.

>In 1987, while working on Pee-wee's Playhouse, he created claymation cutaways about a character named Penny and her friend Arnold, and made three "Arnold" shorts: Arnold Escapes from Church (1988), The Arnold Waltz (1990) and Arnold Rides His Chair (1991). (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hey_Arnold!)

Sesame Street only got the rights to use Bartlett's shorts later.

>>94907756
PeeWee's still not /co/.

>>94907760
Right. But Arnold always has been and will be.

>>94906744
He was a poor tipper.

>>94908915
That and he just couldn't man up and deal with a fly being in his soup. No, he had to whine to waiter, as if it was his fault.

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>Some faggot whining about puppets
Lee has some competition.

>>94906744
He ignored the Yelp reviews