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ST: Generations
I would watch the absolute fuck out of a muppets Star Trek movie and/or show. In fairness I would do the same for nearly any muppet movie inside a different IP. Sucks it would obviously be Disney controlled as the world stands today, but I would still shoot it right into as many veins as was feasible
Maybe Muppet Orville would be more viable, since they’re both Disney?
And we have Seth McFarlane play the Kermit the Frog plush on his desk. Not a plush of Seth McFarlane, but a full-size Seth McFarlane wearing a Kermit onsie and sitting on the desk. (Although then, it breaks what makes Muppet adaptations good - the humans taking their roles entirely seriously.$
Although Kermit’s too nice to be Ed, and Mrs. Piggy is a really bad fit for Kelly. Okay, maybe a lot of the characters on The Orville would be really hard to map to Muppets.