Underated. I think he had a lot of funny moments but since he is not a crazy type of character he gets looked over.

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Scooter was cool, in small doses

lovable geek

everyone needs a manger

I 4Got about him

he's a wee bit annoying

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how could u not luv scooter?!

Scooter reminds me of Mike Mills, the bassist for one of my favorite all-time bands, R.E.M. (Seriously, do a Google Images search for both Scooter and Mike Mills!)

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cute but boring...

Whimp!

I do not wish to have compassion while a fun show is going on.

Scooter was every kid who's starting out in the adult world, desperately trying to be grown up and respected (it didn't hurt that his Uncle owned the theater!) He definitely wasn't a pushover, he often got the best put down lines. 5 stars for the go-fer!

Ah he was OK, but he's a classic, one of the originals. Hey why isn't his sister Skeeter on this site??? I know they didn't make a puppet of her, but she was a regular on Muppet Babies.

Kind of a pantywaist. He was the kind of guy that was really nice and caring, but people pushed him around anyway because he was otherwise kind of a douchebag. He was the whiniest Muppet Baby as well.

He never was an asset to the cast. He was gullible and airheaded, not to mention he always bugged everyone.

Scooter was great! The way he could annoy Kermit without meaning to, and how he felt no guilt in using his Uncle's (who owned the theatre) influence to get on the show! He was one of the six original main Muppets (Kermit, Piggy, Gonzo, Fozzie, Rowlf, and Scooter) and he is sorely missed. Bringing him back would be a great way to honor the memory of Richard Hunt.

He wasn't all that funny and sort of played second-fiddle to Kermit in the bring-order-to-chaos role, but there was something appealing about his character. Must be the glasses and the jacket.

Scooter... meh. I never really cared for him, but now that I'm older and more mature--I still don't care for him. He was just always kind of there, except he isn't there nowadays. I don't miss him either.