[ SECRET POST #2683 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2683 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Comments

[fscom]

09. http://i.imgur.com/CvbdGaO.jpg

[diet_poison]

I do not understand this secret, someone explain?

[(Anonymous)]

The Muppet Show takes place in an old fashioned theater hall, and I think (I can't remember) maybe one of the movie plotlines being about the risk of losing the theater because they can't pay off the mortgage?

[(Anonymous)]

Something like that. It's all an excuse to Get The Band Back Together and Put On A Show.

[(Anonymous)]

Losing the theater to some unscrupulous banker/developer gets recycled as a plot quite a bit.

[(Anonymous)]

i love this
so true

bu i guess they're only puppets, they're not good at financial planning

[(Anonymous)]

Aw, this made me laugh, OP! Do you work in real estate/law by any chance? I'm a paralegal and do mostly real estate work and it's made me notice those sort of things so much.

[(Anonymous)]

why is this nonsense a secret?

[(Anonymous)]

I thought Scooter's uncle owned the theater and was letting Kermit use it in exchange for giving Scooter a job.

[(Anonymous)]

Maybe Scooter's uncle is really bad at money-management and keeps trying to pawn off the theater mortgage on other investors without telling the Muppets about it.

[(Anonymous)]

Depends on whether it's movie or TV 'verse. In the 2012 movie, Tex Richman buys the Standard Rich and Famous contract that Kermit signed in the first Muppets movie, and gets the theatre with it.