Lew zealand muppet

LEW ZEALAND

Boomerang Fish are the raison d'être for Lew Zealand, a vaudeville performer who forces his way onto The Muppet Show and refuses to leave. The act is simplicity itself; as Lew explains it, "I throw the fish away, and it comes back to me!" Lew has performed his boomerang fish act many times, always precisely at the moment when people wish he wouldn't. This includes the "wedding sketch" between Kermit the Frog and Miss Piggy (episode 310, a rare occasion when his presence was appreciated, at…

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Lew Zealand

Lew Zealand’s act involves boomerang fish: "I throw them away, and they come back to me!" His first appearance was in episode 310 of The Muppet Show, where his timely boomerang fish throwing saved Kermit from being tricked into a real marriage during Miss Piggy's sleuthfully-designed "wedding sketch." Lew Zealand was meant to only appear in that one episode, and he was made from a Whatnot designed by Dave Goelz. However, after that, a more permanent puppet was built and Lew Zealand became a…

Lew Zealand’s act involves boomerang fish: "I throw them away, and they come back to me!" His first appearance was in episode 310 of The Muppet Show, where his timely boomerang fish throwing saved Kermit from being tricked into a real marriage during Miss Piggy's sleuthfully-designed "wedding sketch." Lew Zealand was meant to only appear in that one episode, and he was made from a Whatnot designed by Dave Goelz. However, after that, a more permanent puppet was built and Lew Zealand became a…