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Muppet Fact #330
A lot of people see the Muppets as outcasts, a trait a lot of queer people relate to. Included in this motley crew, of course, is Miss Piggy. This lively and confident pig is often pointed to as a queer icon for a variety of reasons. Some say it is because she is a reminder of the drag queens of old with her exaggerated and over-the-top performance. Others say it is because the character is often performed by a man (Richard Hunt, Frank Oz, Jerry Nelson, Victor Yerrid, Eric Jacobson) and seldom performed by a woman (Fran Brill). Others say that it is her messages of pride in oneself and being unapologetically you have helped in securing her status as a queer icon.
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Herb Alpert & the Tijuana Brass. October 13, 1974. (Television Special).
The Muppet Show: Sex and Violence. 1975.
The Muppet Show. 1976-1981.
Virgin Atlantic Advertisement. July 2001. (YouTube Link).
Muppets Ahoy! 2006.
The Performance of Nonconformity on The Muppet Show—or, How Kermit Made Me Queer. Jordan Schildcrout. Journal of Popular Culture. October 2008. Page 830.
“The Divine Miss P.” Michael Schulman. Out. November 4, 2011.
“Kermit, Miss Piggy and Chick fil-A: Why Gays Love the Muppets: Rainbow Connection.” Ramin Setoodeh. Daily Beast. July 26, 2012.
“Screen legend Miss Piggy on her Halloween plans and her advice to her queer fans.” David Reddish & David Beerman. Queerty. October 8, 2021.
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Laura Breiling’s illustration for Michael Schulman’s article on Nerd Culture in this week’s New Yorker magazine.
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