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Control Freak: In The Muppet Show and beyond.note This isn't to say he's never expressed a healthy sex drive, especially with certain guest stars and sometimes with Piggy. Chaste Toons: Has a nephew, but no children.Kermit almost never actually laughs out loud. One episode shows he got it from his drama teacher, who does the exact same thing. Flailing his arms around wildly like he's directing air traffic.Characterization Marches On: In the pre- Muppet Show days, he tended to be much more anger-prone than he would become.'See you next time on The Muppet Show!'.It's all been one big Humiliation Conga for the frog to say the least. Finally, both he and Miss Piggy get accidentally launched by Gonzo's catapult into Statler and Waldorf's box. During Vet's Hospital, he gets crushed by a light fixture. Then, he gets launched by a hospital bed from Muppet Labs. It all begins when Beauregard accidentally pushes Kermit too hard during a trapeze act, and he ends up hurting his flipper.

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This characteristic is on full display in the Kenny Rogers episode. In some cases, he gets kidnapped and almost nobody notices. Butt-Monkey: He occasionally is this, often being eaten by monsters.Breakout Character: Kermit was originally one of several side characters in Sam and Friends, however his enduring popularity and Jim's affection for the character would cause him to become more and more prominent, before The Muppet Show solidified him as The Leader of the Muppets.Big Good: As the kindly leader of the group, he sometimes fills this role when not taking the lead himself, such as in Muppet Treasure Island and the Muppets' titular 2011 film.Miss Piggy, whose temper Kermit is usually at the constant brunt of, almost lost her job as a result. Beware the Nice Ones: While he usually takes the antics of his co-stars with mild frustration at worst, there are rare occasions where he completely snaps.Rare is the instance he's ever actually fired anyone. Benevolent Boss: While he does often lose his temper, he also lets the cast get away with a lot that would get most people fired or just outright imprisoned, especially Miss Piggy.Author Avatar: He is often seen as one for Henson, who at one point said, ' can say things I hold back.' Indeed, while Jim never lost his temper, there's a limit to how far Kermit can be pushed before he erupts.He did fire Miss Piggy and Beauregard on separate occasions where he really came to the end of his tether, though receded in both cases ( his reaction after the latter case implies it was only meant to be a bluff). He takes a lot of abuse and exasperation from the other Muppets in stride, only occasionally trying to lay down the hierarchy. The Alleged Boss: A mix of all four types.See also his entry on Characters.Sesame Street Other Muppets. Regularly depicted as the long-suffering ex-boyfriend of Miss Piggy and the equally long-suffering best friend of Fozzie Bear. Upon being discovered in a swamp by a talent agent, he headed to Hollywood, collecting the other Muppets along the way like so many hangers-on. A banjo-playing amphibian from the Deep South and the show's eternal Straight Man.