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| publication        = Entertainment Weekly
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| published          = [[July 19]], [[2002]]
| format             = Print
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| title              = ROCK & RAWLF
| interviewer        = Evan Serpick
| interviewee        = [[Marcos Siega]]
| associated_album   = ''[[Maladroit]]''
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| link               = [https://archive.org/details/sim_entertainment-weekly_2002-07-19_663/page/n73/mode/2up Archived via Internet Archive]
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{{Interview headline|ROCK & RAWLF|Evan Serpick|Entertainment Weekly|[[July 19]], [[2002]]|No, [[MTV]] hasn't started airing reruns of ''The Muppet Show'' (but that would be cool...). If you see Kermit, Miss Piggy, and the Swedish Chef sandwiched between Korn and Nelly in the coming weeks, it's probably just the new video for [[Weezer|Weezer's]] "[[Keep Fishin']]," which features Jim Henson's whole gang in a mad-cap musical adventure. Director [[Marcos Siega]] came up with the idea while watching an old Muppets episode guest-starring John Cleese. In the video, Weezer are about to perform on ''The Muppet Show'', but the always-amorous Miss Piggy has kidnapped drummer [[Patrick Wilson|Pat Wilson]], and Animal must fill in. "It was the most fun shoot I've ever done," says Siega, who first pitched the concept to [[Blink-182|blink-182]] and - get this - Ozzy Osbourne. Even notoriously dour frontman [[Rivers Cuomo]] allows himself a grin in the video. But the cantankerous old balcony dudes are, as usual, unimpressed. "Go back to sleep, you old fool," Statler tells Waldorf. "They said 'Weezer,' not 'Geezer.'"}}

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