There, now this here is Kermit the Frog's old office. Or so we've been 'toad'. Well, as...

Statler: [the door opens, Statler, Waldorf, Uncle Deadly, Bobo the Bear, and Tex Richman enter the room] There, now this here is Kermit the Frog's old office. Waldorf: Or so we've been 'toad'. [Statler and Waldorf chuckle] Tex Richman: Well, as you know, gentlemen, I've loved the Muppets since I was a boy. Uncle Deadly, Bobo: Mm-hmm. Tex Richman: And what better way to honor the Muppets than to make this beautiful studio a Muppet museum. [Walter gasps while hiding underneath a table] Tex Richman: I think I'll call this room the "Kermit the Frog's Old Office Room". Uncle Deadly: Oh, good one, Mr. Richman. Bobo: Oh, that is lovely. Waldorf: Now, ahem, this here is the standard "Rich and Famous" contract Kermit signed 30 years ago that contains... Tex Richman: The deed to this property. Waldorf: Exactly. Waldorf: Now, this contract is 100 percent iron-clad, with one minor exception: if the Muppets can raise the $10 million it would cost to buy the building before this contract expires, then they get their studio back. Statler: You know, if I didn't know better, I'd say you were reciting some sort of an important plot point. Waldorf: Well, I hope so; otherwise I just bored the audience half to death. Statler: You mean half the audience is still alive? [Statler and Waldorf chuckle] Waldorf: It's nice doing business with you. Statler: Yes, sir. Come on. Waldorf: Good-bye. Bobo: [to Uncle Deadly] I love geriatric humor.