The Muppets Take Manhattan

As the Muppets complete their college journey, they come together to create a vibrant musical revue titled *Manhattan Melodies*. The show quickly becomes a hit among their peers, showcasing their talents and camaraderie.

The success of *Manhattan Melodies* prompts enthusiastic audience members to encourage Kermit to take their production to Broadway. Despite some initial hesitation, the supportive nudges from his friends inspire Kermit to consider this exciting opportunity.

The Muppets embark on an adventurous trip to the bustling streets of New York City. Eager to showcase their talent, they prepare to pitch their show to various Broadway producers.

Upon arriving in New York, the Muppets enthusiastically attempt to convince numerous producers to take on *Manhattan Melodies*. Unfortunately, they face disinterest and rejection, which begins to take a toll on their morale and finances.

While struggling to find success, the gang discovers a haven in a small restaurant owned by Pete and his daughter, Jenny. Here, they regroup and discuss their future without Kermit's knowledge, contemplating the impact of their ambitions on him.

In a secret meeting, the Muppets decide to mislead Kermit into thinking they have received job offers elsewhere. This leads to an emotional farewell that leaves Kermit feeling abandoned and bewildered as he faces Manhattan alone.

Feeling lost in the city, Kermit finds inspiration at the top of the Empire State Building. He makes a public vow to succeed in bringing *Manhattan Melodies* to life, determined to reunite with his beloved friends.

Teaming up with Jenny, Kermit launches a series of creative, albeit disastrous, attempts to attract producers. This includes impersonating a former associate and enlisting rat cooks from Pete's kitchen to generate buzz in high-profile venues.

While wandering through Central Park, Kermit is unexpectedly reunited with Miss Piggy, who had been following him. Miss Piggy mistakenly believes Kermit is developing feelings for Jenny, leading to a series of misunderstandings.

In a moment of excited anticipation, Kermit rushes to find Broadway producer Bernard Crawford after discovering interest in *Manhattan Melodies*. Tragically, he is hit by a car, leading to the onset of amnesia.

After his accident, Kermit finds himself in a hospital with no memory of his identity or his friends. However, a serendipitous encounter at an advertising agency leads to surprising new opportunities and allies.

Meanwhile, the other Muppets scurry around New York, desperately trying to locate Kermit while simultaneously preparing for their show, which is looming on the horizon. They find Kermit at a diner, but he fails to recognize them.

As excitement builds for the premiere of *Manhattan Melodies*, Piggy attempts to jog Kermit's memory at the theater. Her heartfelt plea is met with disbelief until a well-timed punch brings Kermit back to reality.

Kermit's memory is restored, sparking an emotional reunion with the Muppets. Their shared love and friendship triumph over adversity, and they prepare to take the stage together for the performance of a lifetime.