WHZZ9: The Information Station is the TV station where UFO Mania is filmed for "The Galaxy Channel". It is located at 6577 Broadcast Lane.

The Muppet Theater is the setting for The Muppet Show -- an old vaudeville house that has seen better days. The theater was built by a stage actor named John Stone in 1802.

Just your standard restaurant, akin to a chain. It's always looking for new employees.

It's like that other restaurant place--only fancier. Ha-cha?

A beach where aliens landed.

It's like Las Vegas meets Foxwoods...kind of.

Dis place stinks!

A "romantic" spot. The restaurant is attached to the Quiet Little Motel, and for 95 cents, offers sparkling muscatel, one of the finest wines of Idaho.

The staff includes a sarcastic waiter in short pants. =P

Does it really need a description? XP

Summed up in one word--AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH!

Pretty much your average hospital. "Paging Dr. Bob..."

Just your typical mall/shopping center. It's full of stores...and more stores?

Anywhere that takes place outside of the city.

The Dubonnet Club is an upscale London supper club in The Great Muppet Caper. The menu consists of such typically fashionable items as caviar, champagne (which, with enough sugar, tastes just like ginger ale), and a steak which costs as much as an Oldsmobile.

The club's most notable feature, however, is its spacious dance floor, located beneath a glittering chandelier.

(Descriptions creds go to Muppet Wiki)

MuppeTelevision was the TV station run by the Muppets on The Jim Henson Hour. The station was capable of picking up television signals from throughout the universe, and it was up to Kermit the Frog, who served as director, to decide which shows the viewing audience would see.

Most of the acts were viewed on television monitors, while backstage antics happened in the Muppet Central control room. Just about every act would be introduced from the controll room, in contrast to the previous Muppet Show, where characters would come on-stage to introduce acts.

KMUP is the TV network run by the Muppets on Muppets Tonight. The network was owned by Carni-Vore Industries until it was bought by Ernst Stavros Grouper.

KMUP has a number of different areas, including a sound stage, control room, dressing rooms, lobby, commissary and basement.

There's no fire in the fireplace, there's no carpet on the floor. Don't try to order dinner, there's no kitchen anymore.
There are bugs and there are lice. Sure, this place has problems, but you'll never beat the price.

Come to Happiness Hotel: A place to park your carcasses. You'll fit right in.

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