The Muppets Go Medieval - Revision history

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‎Behind the Laughter: replaced: {{w| → {{W| (3)

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‎Appearances: replaced: {{Films}} → {{Troy McClure Films}}

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‎Plot

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‎Plot

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‎The Drive-in

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clean up, replaced: == Behind the laughter == → == Behind the Laughter ==

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 == Behind the Laughter ==
-Sir Lies-A-Lot's name is a pun on Sir {{w|Lancelot}} from the {{w|Arthurian legend}}, and "Hamelot" is a pun on {{w|Camelot}}.
+Sir Lies-A-Lot's name is a pun on Sir {{W|Lancelot}} from the {{W|Arthurian legend}}, and "Hamelot" is a pun on {{W|Camelot}}.
 == Appearances ==

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-{{Fictional Film
+{{Troy McClure film
 |name = The Muppets Go Medieval
 |image = [[File:The Muppets Go Medieval.png|250px]]
-|genre = Romantic Comedy
+|type = Viewed
-|Starring = [[Troy McClure]]<br>[[Dyan Cannon]]<br>[[The Muppets]]
+|media = film
-|Country of Origin = [[USA]]
+|genre = Romantic comedy
-|First Appearance = "[[A Fish Called Selma]]"
+|alsomentioned =
 }}
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 === The Simpson home ===
 The Simpson family saw the movie on TV at home. [[Lisa]] didn't know what a Muppet was and asked [[Homer]], but he couldn't explain it to her. [[Bart]] then asked, "Why'd they make that one Muppet out of leather?" [[Marge]] corrected him, pointing out that it wasn't a Muppet, but Troy McClure.
 === The Drive-in ===
 [[File:The Muppets Go Medieval Miss Piggy.png|thumb|right|250px|Sir Lies-A-Lot wooing Miss Piggy.]]Troy McClure was dating [[Selma]]. After they had a couple of dates, McClure's agent told him that his best chance of working again was to be seen in a normal romantic relationship. McClure then took Selma to a drive-in movie theatre that was showing ''The Muppets Go Medieval''. As Sir Lies-A-Lot proposed to Miss Piggy, in real life McClure synchronized his own proposal to Selma with the on-screen dialogue. Selma accepted McClure's proposal just as enthusiastically as Miss Piggy accepted Sir Lies-A-Lot's.

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 *{{ep|A Fish Called Selma}}
-{{Films}}
+{{Troy McClure Films}}
 {{DEFAULTSORT:Muppets Go Medieval, The}}

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 == Plot ==
-[[File:The Muppets Go Medieval Kermit.png|thumb|left|250px|Kermit appears in the movie.]]The movie's plot was a love triangle, with Troy McClure's character Sir Lies-A-Lot and [[Kermit]] competing for the affections of [[Miss Piggy]]. In the scene that was shown, Sir Lies-A-Lot was wooing Miss Piggy by asking for her hoof in marriage. She accepted the proposal and the two of them kissed. A jealous Kermit came on the scene and told Lies-A-Lot to "Unhand thee swine, you swain!" Kermit next asked Miss Piggy to come back to Hamelot with him, but she refused: "Not now, frog. Me and Iron Pants are just getting acquainted." Kermit and Lies-A-Lot then fought a duel with swords.
+[[File:The Muppets Go Medieval Kermit.png|thumb|left|250px|Kermit appears in the movie.]]The movie's plot was a love triangle, Sir Lies-A-Lot (played by Troy McClure) and [[Kermit]] competing for the affections of [[Miss Piggy]]. In the scene that was shown, Sir Lies-A-Lot was wooing Miss Piggy by asking for her hoof in marriage. She accepted the proposal and the two of them kissed. A jealous Kermit came on the scene and told Lies-A-Lot to "Unhand thee swine, you swain!" Kermit next asked Miss Piggy to come back to Hamelot with him, but she refused: "Not now, frog. Me and Iron Pants are just getting acquainted." Kermit and Lies-A-Lot then fought a duel with swords.
 == Viewings ==

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 == Plot ==
-[[File:The Muppets Go Medieval Kermit.png|thumb|left|250px|Kermit appears in the movie.]]The movie's plot was a love triangle, with Troy McClure's character Sir Lies-A-Lot and [[Kermit]] competing for the affections of [[Miss Piggy]]. In the scene that was shown, Sir Lies-A-Lot was wooing Miss Piggy, asking for her hoof in marriage. She accepted the proposal and the two of them kissed. A jealous Kermit came on the scene and told Lies-A-Lot to "Unhand the swine, you swain!" Kermit next asked Miss Piggy to come back to Hamelot with him, but she refused: "Heck no, frog. Me and Iron Pants are just getting acquainted." Kermit and Lies-A-Lot then fought a duel with swords.
+[[File:The Muppets Go Medieval Kermit.png|thumb|left|250px|Kermit appears in the movie.]]The movie's plot was a love triangle, with Troy McClure's character Sir Lies-A-Lot and [[Kermit]] competing for the affections of [[Miss Piggy]]. In the scene that was shown, Sir Lies-A-Lot was wooing Miss Piggy by asking for her hoof in marriage. She accepted the proposal and the two of them kissed. A jealous Kermit came on the scene and told Lies-A-Lot to "Unhand thee swine, you swain!" Kermit next asked Miss Piggy to come back to Hamelot with him, but she refused: "Not now, frog. Me and Iron Pants are just getting acquainted." Kermit and Lies-A-Lot then fought a duel with swords.
 == Viewings ==

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 |First Appearance = "[[A Fish Called Selma]]"
 }}
 '''''The Muppets Go Medieval''''' is a 1977 romantic comedy film starring [[Troy McClure]], [[Dyan Cannon]], and [[The Muppets]].
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 [[File:MuppetsMedievalPiggy.jpg|thumb|right|250px|Sir Lies-A-Lot wooing Miss Piggy.]]Troy McClure was dating [[Selma]]. After they had a couple of dates, McClure's agent told him that his best chance of working again was to be seen in a normal romantic relationship. McClure then took Selma to a drive-in movie theatre that was showing ''The Muppets Go Medieval''. As Sir Lies-A-Lot proposed to Miss Piggy, in real life McClure synchronized his own proposal to Selma with the on-screen dialogue. Selma accepted McClure's proposal just as enthusiastically as Miss Piggy accepted Sir Lies-A-Lot's.
-== Behind the laughter ==
+== Behind the Laughter ==
 Sir Lies-A-Lot's name is a pun on Sir {{w|Lancelot}} from the {{w|Arthurian legend}}, and "Hamelot" is a pun on {{w|Camelot}}.
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 {{Films}}
 {{DEFAULTSORT:Muppets Go Medieval, The}}
 [[Category:Troy McClure films]]