The Muppets Character Analysis
In the new episode of “The Muppets," Joseph Gordon-Levitt was seen serenading the show’s female lead character, Miss Piggy. The two started singing together and looked very sweet with each other.
According to People, the newly format ABC series got another A-celebrity guest with the 34-year-old actor. He just showcased his singing expertise along with the group of puppets.
For the latest installment, “Going, Going, Gonzo," the filmmaker was a guest at Miss Piggy’s own program “Up Late with Miss Piggy.” Together, they sang the number one classic, number one hit of Frank Sinatra’s “Fly Me to the Moon.”
The two shared the stage together and swayed through the rhythm of the music, while he occasionally touches the Pig puppet. They looked very romantic as Gordon was even caught …show more content…
Behind the scene they were very worried as their improvised moon was swaying uncontrollably in the background.
Unfortunately, the amphibian’s headset was not properly working which made him unable to signal the two singing characters. However, they still continued to croon together as the teaser end with Gordon saving Miss Piggy.
Meanwhile, Daily Mail added that the husband of Tasha McCauley joined the famous “Lip Sync Battle” of the stars and nailed his perfect performance of Janet Jackson’s “Rhythm Nation.” Complete with makeup, cap and ponytail, the star of “Don Jon” took the competition seriously.
He even exhibited his dance moves and synchronizes every step with his backup dancers against his competitor Anthony Mackie. His perfect rendition was just very timely for the one-hour holiday special.
Gordon completed his “Janet Jackson” impression with pink blush-on, eye shadow, the signature military suit the singer-songwriter and dance choreography. His opponent, who imitated “2 Legit 2 Quit” looked very much surprised and didn’t expect what he just
According to People, the newly format ABC series got another A-celebrity guest with the 34-year-old actor. He just showcased his singing expertise along with the group of puppets.
For the latest installment, “Going, Going, Gonzo," the filmmaker was a guest at Miss Piggy’s own program “Up Late with Miss Piggy.” Together, they sang the number one classic, number one hit of Frank Sinatra’s “Fly Me to the Moon.”
The two shared the stage together and swayed through the rhythm of the music, while he occasionally touches the Pig puppet. They looked very romantic as Gordon was even caught …show more content…
Behind the scene they were very worried as their improvised moon was swaying uncontrollably in the background.
Unfortunately, the amphibian’s headset was not properly working which made him unable to signal the two singing characters. However, they still continued to croon together as the teaser end with Gordon saving Miss Piggy.
Meanwhile, Daily Mail added that the husband of Tasha McCauley joined the famous “Lip Sync Battle” of the stars and nailed his perfect performance of Janet Jackson’s “Rhythm Nation.” Complete with makeup, cap and ponytail, the star of “Don Jon” took the competition seriously.
He even exhibited his dance moves and synchronizes every step with his backup dancers against his competitor Anthony Mackie. His perfect rendition was just very timely for the one-hour holiday special.
Gordon completed his “Janet Jackson” impression with pink blush-on, eye shadow, the signature military suit the singer-songwriter and dance choreography. His opponent, who imitated “2 Legit 2 Quit” looked very much surprised and didn’t expect what he just