The Muppets playfully mimic the aesthetics of *The Jetsons*, *Star Trek*, *Bill & Ted’s Excellent Adventure*, and *Indiana Jones*. Kermit assumes the role of George Jetson, attempting with characteristic exasperation to persuade a reluctant…

The infants were enacting scenes of frontier valor, playing at being legendary figures of the Old West.

While Nanny attempted to enjoy "The Phantom of the Opera," the children staged their very own, exuberant “superhero opera.”

Gonzo creates his own television experience.

Imagine *Peter Pan*, reimagined by the Muppet Babies: Kermit takes on the role of the boy who wouldn’t grow up, while Skeeter embodies Wendy Darling and Piggy flits about as Tinkerbell.

The infants whisper stories amongst themselves.

The infants playfully mocked the films.

The infants sought out the bronze beetle they had been told of.

The Muppets Statler and Waldorf shuffled into the scene to observe, as the children acted out the building of the Transcontinental Railroad.

When a messenger pigeon was injured near the nursery window, the Babies began assisting her, carrying her messages to every corner of the globe.

The nanny went out to the market, leaving the babies unattended.

The infants playfully tease each other about television remotes.

The Babies helped Piggy locate her copy of "Alice in Wonderland" before the Book-Mobile arrived to collect the library books. When Miss Piggy feared it was lost, the rest of the group rallied to create a new book for her—a collection of pic…

Every year, Uncle Statler and Uncle Waldorf celebrate their anniversary.

The Babies found themselves swept up in a delightful escapade, courtesy of the numerous hats brought for their amusement by Uncles Statler and Waldorf.

While the construction of the actual theme park is projected to span five years, the children have already begun creating their own – a place they call Babyland!