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| - Mr. Bimbo is a man who lives in Squire Trelawney's finger. He's very smart, he's been to the Moon twice. He also has a great singing voice. Mr. Bimbo is never actually seen by the audience, or by any character other than Fozzie.
- Mr. Bimbo, a man who lives in the index finger of the Squire Trelawney's left hand, was featured in the film Muppet Treasure Island. Mr. Bimbo is very smart, and has been to the moon (twice). Mr. Bimbo is the one said to be the responsible for the hiring of the pirate crew of the Hispaniola after taking the advice of the ship's cook, Long John Silver. In the film's climatic battle, Mr. Bimbo defends Trelawney by facing off against Angel Marie with his amazing swordplay abilities.
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| - Mr. Bimbo is a man who lives in Squire Trelawney's finger. He's very smart, he's been to the Moon twice. He also has a great singing voice. Mr. Bimbo is never actually seen by the audience, or by any character other than Fozzie.
- Mr. Bimbo, a man who lives in the index finger of the Squire Trelawney's left hand, was featured in the film Muppet Treasure Island. Mr. Bimbo is very smart, and has been to the moon (twice). Mr. Bimbo is the one said to be the responsible for the hiring of the pirate crew of the Hispaniola after taking the advice of the ship's cook, Long John Silver. In the film's climatic battle, Mr. Bimbo defends Trelawney by facing off against Angel Marie with his amazing swordplay abilities. According to Squire Trelawney, Mr. Bimbo has a great singing voice (although he is never heard singing by the audience, nor anyone else aside from the Squire). Mr. Bimbo only communicates privately to the Squire; no one else (including the audience) ever hears his voice, nor can they see him. This causes many to doubt his existence altogether, believing Mr. Bimbo to be nothing more than a concoction of the half-witted bear's imagination. For example, when Rizzo the Rat first hears of Mr. Bimbo, he mutters, "I smell a bozo." It is never fully clear in the film if Mr. Bimbo is a real being or just an idea in the mind of a crazy bear; however, in the audio commentary found on the 2003 DVD release of the film, director Brian Henson referred to Mr. Bimbo as "an imaginary friend."
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