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'''Baby Robin''' was the ''[[Muppet Babies]]'' version of [[Robin the Frog]]. He was a tadpole who was largely confined to his bowl and could not communicate his thoughts to the other Muppet Babies, except for [[Baby Animal]]. |
'''Baby Robin''' was the ''[[Muppet Babies]]'' version of [[Robin the Frog]]. He was a tadpole who was largely confined to his bowl and could not communicate his thoughts to the other Muppet Babies, except for [[Baby Animal]]. |
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| − | He first appeared in the first season episode "[[Episode 109: Close Encounters of the Frog Kind|Close Encounters of the Frog Kind]]". [[Baby Kermit]] discovers he's an uncle because his "big sister" had babies. Robin wonders if he'll look like the "big frog" Kermit when he grows up. |
+ | He first appeared in the first season episode "[[Episode 109: Close Encounters of the Frog Kind|Close Encounters of the Frog Kind]]". [[Baby Kermit]] discovers he's an uncle because his "big sister" had babies. Robin wonders if he'll look like the "big frog" Kermit when he grows up. |
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| + | ==Notes== |
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| + | * Baby Robin, like Baby Animal, only speaks in baby babbles, but for one brief scene from '''Close Encounters of the Frog Kind''', his mouth movements sync up to one of his "thoughts". |
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Revision as of 17:30, 15 November 2006
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Baby Robin was the Muppet Babies version of Robin the Frog. He was a tadpole who was largely confined to his bowl and could not communicate his thoughts to the other Muppet Babies, except for Baby Animal.
He first appeared in the first season episode "Close Encounters of the Frog Kind". Baby Kermit discovers he's an uncle because his "big sister" had babies. Robin wonders if he'll look like the "big frog" Kermit when he grows up.
Notes
- Baby Robin, like Baby Animal, only speaks in baby babbles, but for one brief scene from Close Encounters of the Frog Kind, his mouth movements sync up to one of his "thoughts".