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The Marleys were dead, to begin with. The wha... pardon me? That's how the story begins,...

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Gonzo: The Marleys were dead, to begin with. Rizzo the Rat: The wha... pardon me? Gonzo: That's how the story begins, Rizzo, "The Marleys were dead, to begin with." Rizzo the Rat: Oh. Gonzo: As dead as a doornail. Rizzo the Rat: It's a good beginning. It's creepy and kind of... [shivers] Rizzo the Rat: ...hoo hoo! Spooky. Gonzo: Oh, thank you, Rizzo. Rizzo the Rat: You're welcome, Mr. Dickens. Gonzo: In life, the Marleys had been business partners with a shrewd moneylender named Ebenezer Scrooge. You will meet him as he comes around that corner. Rizzo the Rat: Where? Gonzo: There. Rizzo the Rat: When? Gonzo: Now. [on cue, Scrooge appears] Gonzo: There he is, Mr. Ebenezer Scrooge. Rizzo the Rat: Say, is it getting colder out here?


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And a scar on my wrist from when I fell off my bicycle... No, don't tell us your hand, tell us the story. Oh, thank you. Yes. The Marleys were dead, to begin with. The... Pardon me? That's how the story begins, "The Marleys were dead, to begin with." As dead as a doornail. It's a good beginning. It's creepy and kind of... spooky. - Thank you, Rizzo. - You're welcome, Mr. Dickens. In life, the Marleys had been business partners with a shrewd moneylender named Ebenezer Scrooge. You will meet him as he comes around that corner. - Where? - There. - When? - Now. [Dickens] There he is, Mr. Ebenezer Scrooge. Say, is it getting cold around here? [Shudders] ♪ When a cold wind blows, it chills you ♪ Chills you to the bone ♪ But there's nothing in nature that freezes your heart ♪ Like years of being alone ♪ It paints you with indifference ♪ Like a lady paints with rouge

Clip duration: 72 seconds
Views: 781
Timestamp in movie: 00h 00m 00s
Uploaded: 12 December, 2020
Genres: comedy, drama, family
Summary: The Muppet characters tell their version of the classic tale of an old and bitter miser's redemption on Christmas Eve.


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