Jim Henson creates Kermit the Frog, who would become the iconic central character of the Muppets.
The Muppets make their first television appearance on the show Puppet Playhouse.
Muppets debut on the new educational television program Sesame Street, gaining widespread recognition.
The Muppet Show premieres on UK television, showcasing the Muppets in a variety show format and gaining international fame.
The Muppet Movie is released, featuring the Muppets' journey to Hollywood and introducing original songs and characters.
The Walt Disney Company acquires the Muppets franchise, leading to new productions and revitalization of the characters.
A successful reboot film, The Muppets (2011), is released, reintroducing the franchise to a new generation.
A new Muppets television series debuts on ABC, offering a modern take on the lives of the characters.
Kermit the Frog acquires the old theater in downtown and decides to turn it into a venue for various acts, leading to the establishment of the Muppet Theater as the central hub of Muppet performances.
The Muppets begin their television variety show, showcasing a blend of comedy, music, and guest stars, which brings them widespread popularity.
Gonzo develops and performs his signature daredevil stunt acts, becoming a staple of the Muppet Show performances and adding to the troupe's uniqueness.
Miss Piggy becomes a central character of the Muppet ensemble, known for her diva personality and her on-and-off romantic interest in Kermit.
The Muppets embark on a cross-country trip to Hollywood to pursue a film career, encountering various adventures along the way.
The Muppets try to get their show off the ground in New York City, confronting many challenges and ultimately succeeding on Broadway.
The Muppets reinterpret the classic story of Treasure Island, featuring Captain Smollett on a pirate adventure to recover treasure.
The Muppets regroup and reopen their theater, returning to live performances and regaining their popularity.
The Muppets reunite to save their theater from demolition, leading to a successful TV special and renewed public interest.
The Muppets go on a world tour, inadvertently getting caught up in an international espionage plot involving puppet doppelgängers.
The younger versions of the Muppets go on imaginative adventures in their nursery, exploring creativity and friendship.
