No. 17 Highbrow Street is the address given by Miss Piggy (impersonating Lady Holiday) to Kermit in The Great Muppet Caper. The house at No. 17 is a substantial dwelling, owned by the genteel middle-aged couple Neville and Dorcas. Since the children are grown, the pets are dead, and the butler's been discharged, the pair live there alone. Piggy climbs the side of the building to gain entrance, and then promptly whisks Kermit into the home for a whirlwind tour. Finally confronted by Neville, the resourceful Piggy takes advantage of the home-owner's native manners to maintain appearances, asking "Jeeves" for the name of a good restaurant (he suggests the Dubonnet Club).
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| - No. 17 Highbrow Street is the address given by Miss Piggy (impersonating Lady Holiday) to Kermit in The Great Muppet Caper. The house at No. 17 is a substantial dwelling, owned by the genteel middle-aged couple Neville and Dorcas. Since the children are grown, the pets are dead, and the butler's been discharged, the pair live there alone. Piggy climbs the side of the building to gain entrance, and then promptly whisks Kermit into the home for a whirlwind tour. Finally confronted by Neville, the resourceful Piggy takes advantage of the home-owner's native manners to maintain appearances, asking "Jeeves" for the name of a good restaurant (he suggests the Dubonnet Club).
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| - No. 17 Highbrow Street is the address given by Miss Piggy (impersonating Lady Holiday) to Kermit in The Great Muppet Caper. The house at No. 17 is a substantial dwelling, owned by the genteel middle-aged couple Neville and Dorcas. Since the children are grown, the pets are dead, and the butler's been discharged, the pair live there alone. Piggy climbs the side of the building to gain entrance, and then promptly whisks Kermit into the home for a whirlwind tour. Finally confronted by Neville, the resourceful Piggy takes advantage of the home-owner's native manners to maintain appearances, asking "Jeeves" for the name of a good restaurant (he suggests the Dubonnet Club).
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