Together Again...Again! - A Most Triumphant Return

Together Again...Again! by Kenny Durkin

Our beloved Muppets are back with their own TV show, where there's sure to be lots of slapstick comedy, singing and dancing numbers starring pigs and chickens and such, and of course the ever present strangeness that is Gonzo. But before you rush out and record all the episodes you've missed on your DVR consider this- how are we going to spread the word about our favorite puppet stars being back on the big and small screens?

Perhaps an amazing t-shirt will help get the word out, like this awesome Together Again...Again! t-shirt by Kenny Durkin, featuring a massive cast of characters we love celebrating their return. It's totally squee-worthy, and sure to make your fellow Muppets fans go all Animal on you to steal your shirt! Sorry in advance if this actually happens...

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Amazing that with all of Sinatra's incredible line of hit recordings, "Something Stupid" was only his second gold record. Just unbelievable. Also, I agree with you, Eddie, the magic of that song was in the innocence of the father and daughter duet. Great article and photos. Love your writings always, Eddie.

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Nice article, 100 years too late; "was recorded by Frank and Nancy Sinatra on February 1, 1867"

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A very sweet song. It's actually quite touching.

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Nancy Sinatra was hot stuff at the time... Singing with daddy Frank, then romancing Elvis on the screen in "Speedway". Wearing short skirts and Go-go boots, she strutted them in a series of RC Cola TV ads. The her NBC Special, "Movin' with Nancy" - not only did she sing with "Uncle Dean" (Dean Martin who was hot at the time himself), but had televisions first interracial kiss being kissed on the cheek by Sammy Davis Jr.

What red-blooded American boy didn't want a little sh..sh sh.. sh sh.. sugar (town)?
Thanks Eddie for making me remember mini-skirts again!

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