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Tomorrow we’re replaying our interviews with Jason Segel, Nick Stoller and Bret McKenzie.
Waldorf: Did you get us tickets?
Statler: You bet! They’re for a bus out of town!
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![Jason Segel: “The Muppets don’t get laughs at other people’s expense. It’s part of what I really loved about the Muppets. They don’t even want to destroy their villains. They want to reform their villains.” [complete interview here]](http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lv4jfvFvjd1qd9dz2o1_500.jpg "Jason Segel: “The Muppets don’t get laughs at other people’s expense. It’s part of what I really loved about the Muppets. They don’t even want to destroy their villains. They want to reform their villains.” [complete interview here]")
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Jason Segel: “The Muppets don’t get laughs at other people’s expense. It’s part of what I really loved about the Muppets. They don’t even want to destroy their villains. They want to reform their villains.” [complete interview here]
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If a puppet is sitting on a couch talking, that means there’s a puppeteer scrunched into a hollowed-out couch. At the end of the day, you’re not supposed to think about the puppeteer. And they’re the true geniuses behind this movie.
— From Jason Segel and Nick Stoller: The Muppet Fans Who Made The Muppet Movie
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Tomorrow: Jason Segel and Nick Stoller, on The Muppets, Forgetting Sarah Marshall, and making family films, which shouldn’t be confused with children’s movies.
