With Kermit still in a brick-induced slumber, the other Muppets are concerned for the host of their show. Kermit himself, meanwhile, is struggling to piece together clues to the case of the missing pie heiress, though his powers of observation are admittedly somewhat lacking. As Kermit’s alter ego, Flip Minnow, teams up with Officer O’Bear, they stumble upon a strange pie shop; the proprietor of which is hiding an extremely bizarre secret…

This was so much fun. The pun-heavy dialogue, the relentless visual gags (including a fantastic split screen telephone joke) and amusingly silly story is all so well done.

Writer and artist Roger Langridge has hit upon a really enjoyable concept here, and even though we’re only halfway through the series, I’m already keen to spend more time in the hard-boiled world of Flip Minnow.

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