Exclusive: Kermit the Frog is guest starring in Disney Channel's frog-focused show 'Amiphibia'
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Kermit the Frog is guest starring in a new episode of Disney Channel's "Amphibia" set to air on Saturday, August 8. "Downton Abbey's" Hugh Bonneville will also guest star.
In an exclusive clip provided to Insider, you can hear Kermit voice Crumpet the Frog, a judge of the Ribbiton family challenge. Bonneville is voicing Wigbert, One-Eyed Wally's father, for the first time.
"Amphibia" is a Disney Channel show created by Matt Braly that follows Thai-American protagonist Anne Boonchuy, voiced by Disney Channel legend Brenda Song. After stealing a magic music box, she's transported to Amphibia, a rural fantasy full of anthropomorphic frogs. While trying to find her way back home, she lives with the Plantar family.
In the new episode, titled "Swampy and Sensibility," Anne and the Plantars help an old acquaintance, One-Eyed Wally, be himself around his family after learning that he's been living a double life.
Kermit himself is no stranger to "Amphibia" — in fact, in a previous clip, he previously served as an "unofficial frog consultant" for the show.
"Amphibia" has been renewed for a third season on Disney Channel, and is currently in the process of airing its second.
You can watch Kermit and Bonneville's guest appearances in "Swampy and Sensibility" on Disney Channel Saturday, August 8.
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