Portal from Facebook TV Commercial, 'A Very Muppet Portal Launch'
“A Very Muppet Portal Launch”
About This Ad
The Muppets start out singing a melancholy version of their theme song all across the world, but the tempo picks up when they are reunited with Portal from Facebook. Kermit the Frog gives all of his friends the gift of video calling so they can be together no matter where they are. Fozzie Bear uses it to stay in touch with his mom and Gonzo asks Kermit for an opinion on the fruit hat he's wearing. As for Miss Piggy and "Kermie," they agree that it's good to see each other again and stare lovingl
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