Muppet Christmas Carol Memes For Maximum Festive Brain Rot

Updated on December 15, 2025

I told myself I’d “just put something on in the background” while sorting emails, and somehow I was thirty minutes deep into scrolling Muppet Christmas Carol memes instead. The laundry never got folded, but I did emotionally adopt every mouse yelling “no cheeses for us meeces” like it was a personality test.

Once the temperature drops, my brain basically runs on Christmas memes and comfort movies. Disney+ and old DVDs tag-team my attention span while Michael Caine commits harder to playing Scrooge opposite a frog than some actors do in full dramas. No wonder screenshots from this thing keep dominating holiday meme galleries every year.

30 Muppet Christmas Carol Memes For Cozy Rewatches

You can feel how feral the fandom is in every frame. Rizzo the Rat getting credited “as Himself” is still the funniest flex in cinema, and the memes know it. Half the jokes treat him like a tiny unionized king who showed up on set, refused to act, and still stole the whole movie.

Then there’s the therapy angle. Instead of a licensed professional, you get Statler and Waldorf as ghost hecklers roasting your life choices. A lot of these Muppet Christmas Carol memes basically say, “Who needs CBT when you could be haunted into self-improvement by two elderly puppets in nightgowns?” Honestly, fair.

Money stress hits extra hard this year too. Bob Cratchit staring at his sad little coins while Kermit whispers about having eighteen dollars feels way too relatable. The versions where he only has seven bucks left before Christmas might be the most accurate funny Christmas pictures in circulation right now. We are all tiny green clerks in this economy.

The emotional damage isn’t just financial. Bean Bunny shivering in the snow appears in meme after meme as a weaponized guilt trip. Leave your friend out of plans? You’re Bean Bunny. Forget to text someone back for three days? Bean Bunny. These images do more social policing than a hundred “hey, just checking in” messages.

What I love is how flexible the jokes are. One moment, Christmas cartoon memes energy kicks in with Kermit and Miss Piggy serving chaotic couple vibes at a holiday party. The next, Rizzo screaming “God save my little broken body” becomes the official caption for anyone over thirty trying to finish shopping in one afternoon.

This movie was built for screenshots long before the internet arrived.

Alex Thompson treats December like an overlong status meeting and logs every Muppet rewatch as essential system maintenance.