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| - Performer(s) Appeared in Statler and Waldorf are a pair of characters who originally appeared in the television series The Muppet Show. They are two disagreeable old men who share the left balcony box in the Muppet Theater and delight in heckling every aspect of The Muppet Show, especially Fozzie Bear's attempts at comedy. They always have the last word, with a final comment at the end of each episode.
- Statler and Waldorf are two bitter old men from the Muppet franchise. In the original 1976 Muppet Show, they sat on a balcony in the theater and watched the show put on by the other muppets, which they hate despite attending every episode, and make humorous and derisive comments in-between sketches throughout the series.
- Statler and Waldorf are played by their sue author Jess who they couldn't care less about.
- Statler and Waldorf are two Muppet critics from The Muppet Show.
- Statler and Waldorf share the stage left balcony box in The Muppet Theatre, and the two delight in heckling every aspect of The Muppet Show. They usually have the last word, with a final comment at the end, except for episodes 123, 217, 314 and 515. Statler and Waldorf are especially unforgiving to Fozzie Bear. However, it is revealed in A Muppet Family Christmas that the two critics were friends with Fozzie's mother, Ma Bear. Waldorf is the one with the pug-like face, mustache, and whiter hair. In almost all productions, Statler appears on the audience's right and Waldorf on the left. A helpful mnemonic is that Waldorf has the wide face.
- They appear in "Petergeist" after Peter Griffin builds a balcony and they heckle Lost. Statler appears without Waldorf in "Jerome Is the New Black" where he admits he likes things without Waldorf there to egg him on. In the DVD cut of "The Hand That Rocks the Wheelchair", Statler and Waldorf observe Meg finally has some lines. Waldorf pushes for a second joke to which Statler tells him the first one was enough. They appear in "Yug Ylimaf" at Ford's Theatre during the assassination of Abraham Lincoln. But when Statler cracks one of his remarks, he is also shot in the head.
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