The original Muppet films share no continuity whatsoever. The Muppet Movie and The Great Muppet Caper both tell conflicting versions of the Muppets’ origin story. Meanwhile, The Muppets Take Manhattan has the good sense to skip that part and begins with the troupe already formed and performing together…in college.
Yeah, it’s weird, but so are the Muppets themselves. The Muppets perform a musical they wrote called Manhattan Melodies for the other students and, after a positive response, take the show to Broadway. Naturally, every Broadway producer they try is unwilling to bankroll a show written by a bunch of frogs, dogs, bears, chickens, and whatevers fresh out of college.
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