Guest Act: The jousting scene from Camelot. Songs sung are "Ascot Gavotte," "Hello, Dolly!

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Talk Spot: Miss Piggy visits Raquel in her dressing room.
Song: Piano-sax duet, "Smoke Gets in Your Eyes."
Backstage: Fozzie gets locked in a magician’s box

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Guest Act: Madeline has a run-in with a monster in the park who is out to ruin her day.
Song: "The Rhyming Song" , with Fozzie, Scooter, Annie Sue, and Link.

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Guest Act: "Yesterday, When I Was Young."
Song: Scooter sings "At The Hop" with some friends.
Song: Pilgrim penguins sing "Alabamy Bound."
Guest Act: Leslie and the monsters perform "Hey There, Good Times."
Kermit is jealous when Miss Piggy falls for guest star Christopher Reeve. She plans to sing "Never Before, Never Again" for Kermit, but she deliberately smashes Rowlf's hands in the piano, so Christopher will have to accompany her. She sings "East of the Sun (and West of the Moon)" for him.
Swedish Chef: Chef decorates then smooshs cake.
Song: Dr. Teeth and The Electric Mayhem performs.
Sketch: "Shine Little Glow Worm" with lizard and inchworms.
Browsing through an old book of magic spells, guest star Tony Randall accidentally turns Miss Piggy into stone. He considers bringing her to a stonemason for help. Fozzie, Gonzo and Floyd crack stone jokes as Kermit and Tony try to find a spell to change her back. Of course, the show must go on, and the Piggy statue takes the stage for "Pigs in Space". At the end of the show, the tables are turned when Tony accidentally does the spell on Kermit.

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Guest Act: Harry sings "Day-O (The Banana Boat Song)," but Fozzie keeps interrupting by trying to improve the number.
Muppet News Flash: 'There is no news tonight.'
Sketch: "Tea for Two" by Gonzo and his dancing chicken, Lolita.
Pigs in Space: The Swinetrek is under attack by chopped liver.
Talk Spot: Roy and Kermit sing "Frog Went A-Courting." Roy teaches Kermit how to yodel.
Canteen: Miss Piggy and Annie Sue order.
Gonzo's Act: Gonzo catches a cannon ball.
Guest Act: "We're All Alone" by Rita Coolidge featuring appearances by Billy the Bear, a Deer, a Beaver, a Weasel, and repurposed versions of Mayor Harrison Fox, James Badger, Nat Muskrat, and Will Possum from Emmet Otter's Jug-Band Christmas.
Gonzo's Act: Gonzo tries to ride a motorcycle up a ramp.
Song: "Sing Me the Songs" by J.P. Grosse and some primary Muppets.
Guest Act: Lesley sings "Last Dance" to Link.
UK Spot: Rowlf sings "A Frog He Would A-Wooing Go," and Sam comments.
Backstage: Statler is determined to meet Valerie and brings her a rapidly growing African berry bush.
Talk Spot/Guest Act: Lew Zealand talks to Leslie about his act. She sings "Here You Come Again."

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Song: "My Dear Old Dutch" with Bert and Rowlf.
Sketch: Professor Albert Flan presents Otto the Automatic Entertainer.
Guest Act: Bruce and Fozzie’s comedy routine.
Gonzo's Act: "Down Memory Lane" with Rowlf.
Veterinarian's Hospital: A Tribute to Shakespeare.
Guest Act: Valerie convinces Kermit to let her do the opening act by singing "Broadway Baby."
Song: Russian pigs perform "Red Pigs Dance."
Guest Act: Sam and Spike talk about American/British relations.

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Talk Spot: Kermit chats backstage with Edgar Bergen and Charlie McCarthy about frogs and sings "Consider Yourself" with Fozzie Bear, Gonzo, Scooter, Uncle Deadly, Janice, Link Hogthrob, Dr. Julius Strangepork, Luncheon Counter Monster, the chickens, the pigs, and the Frackles.
Sketch: Sam tells the story of the ant and the grasshopper.
Muppet News Flash: An explosion at the Smithfield Hat Factory.

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Veterinarian's Hospital: Bob plays in the operating room.
Guest Puppeteer Australian Richard Bradshaw, with shadow puppets.
Bear on Patrol: Fozzie arrests a violent pig.
'UK Spot: Robin is afraid of snakes, but Kermit has him imagine the beauty of snakes. Robin envisions a quartet of snakes dancing to "In a Persian Market."
Song: Kermit and Fozzie sing "Any Old Iron."
At the Dance: Waiter and fly soup jokes.
Veterinarian's Hospital: Dr. Bob has no patient.
Swedish Chef: Coffee. Interrupted by Veterinarian's Hospital.
Fozzie’s Act: Greatest straight man in the business.
Veterinarian's Hospital: The cast make chicken jokes.
Backstage: Liberace decides to perform an entire "concert for birds" in the second half of the show, while Gonzo is determined to get his tap-dancing chickens into the act.

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Fozzie Bear tries out a magic act, pulling a rabbit from a hat. Instead, he gets a rabbi, and then a robot. He taps the hat too hard, and gets dozens of rabbits, who follow him around and call him "Daddy." At the end of the episode, a bunny appears in Statler and Waldorf Box and uses the Porky Pig reference at the end of Looney Tunes, "*stuttering* That's all, Folks!" To this, Waldorf hits him on the head with a small gavel.
Song: 'Simon Smith and his Amazing Dancing Bear' Scooter sings while Fozzie dances.
Backstage: Fozzie goes to group therapy to become more assertive. He says he won't do his monologue because he doesn't need to use humor to buy friends anymore. When Kermit tells the audience that there won't be a monologue, Fozzie misinterprets their cheers as a sign that they love him, and he goes on anyway. Later, Raquel tells him that he's very sexy, and she sings him a song that boosts his confidence to the point that he decides to write "the world's funniest joke".
UK Spot: Robin sings "Someone to Watch Over Me."
UK Spot: Floyd and Zoot perform "Honeysuckle Rose."

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Backstage: Kermit wants to know what the banana sketch is.

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Muppet News Flash: Brooklyn is held hostage by a retired bus driver.
Song: Rowlf, Gonzo, and Animal perform "Flight of the Bumblebee."
Pigs in Space: The Swinetrek loses power.
Guest Act: "Help Me Make It Through the Night" by Kris Kristofferson and Miss Piggy backed by Electric Mayhem
Guest Act: Buzzi breaks her torturers down under pressures.
Backstage: Scooter’s uncle J.P. Grosse will give the show the money they need, if they put a lady wrestler number in the show and enraging Sam in the process.

The Ninningers appear to face the Yokai Buruburu, who escapes after slowing them down with his Heavy Acceleration. Soon after, Shinnosuke Tomari, aka Kamen Rider Drive and his partner Kiriko Shijima arrive to arrest them upon confusing them with Roidmudes. Takaharu is then taken into custody while the others flee. At the Special Investigations Division, Shinnosuke and Kiriko inquire Takaharu until he decides to escape by himself. Kyuemon rejoices upon gathering so much fear with Buruburu and it is shown that she is in cahoots with the Roidmudes. Yoshitaka appears to pick up Takaharu in the Special Investigations Division while Go watches over a mysterious phenomena appearing in the sky when a warrior introducing himself as Kamen Rider 3 attacks him. Shinnosuke and Takaharu find the other Ninningers under Buruburu's spell, shaking in fear and Takaharu uses a fire technique to release his companions and reveal the Yokai, who is shown to be a combination of the Sealing Shuriken and a Viral Core, proving that the Ninningers are not the real enemy. While the Ninningers fight Buruburu, Shinnosuke transforms into Kamen Rider Drive to confront three Roidmudes who appear to attack him. Once Buruburu is finished, Kyuemon retrieves its Sealing Shuriken and entrusts it to one of the Roidmudes, while using its mallet to enlarge the other two, with one of them grabbing Drive with its hand. Ninningers form Shurikenjin to fight back, rescuing the Kamen Rider and forming Shurikenjin UFO to finish them. However, UFOmaru suddenly disappears and Kyuemon reveals that the Ninningers were sent by a dimensional distortion to the Kamen Riders' world, and they will all soon disappear as well, before fleeing by a portal.

Song: Dr. Teeth and the Electric Mayhem perform "Minuet in G Major."
Pigs in Space: The Dissolvation. Janice, Kermit, and the Swedish Chef also appear.

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Phyllis hosts the 1st annual Muppet Awards, recognizing the greatest Muppet Show performers. The award, the prestigious "Fred", is actually a bowling trophy. Kermit, who hates awards shows, sits out the show, but Miss Piggy is absolutely determined to win. She's thrilled when she realizes that she appears in both of the sketches nominated for Best Sketch — "Pigs in Space" and "Vet's Hospital" — but the judges decide not to award a "Fred" in that category. Piggy's only other chance for an award is as Performer of the Year — and she's competing against Kermit.
Fozzie's Act: Fozzie, accompanied by Annie Sue, attempts to perform a memory stunt, but keeps forgetting Annie's name.
Guest Act: "What do the Simple Folk Do?"
Talk Spot: Piggy continues to flirt with Avery.
Backstage: The Muppet Show is broadcast in 108 countries, so Kermit plans an "international extravaganza," featuring people from each of those nations. Unfortunately, the various people don't necessarily get along, although everyone seems to understand the Swedish Chef telling a joke. At the end, everyone gets together for the Parade of Nations, singing "It's a Small World".
Song: "(Where Do I Begin?) Love Story" duet by Zoot and Rowlf.

Black-and-white image of the upper body of a brunette woman standing in a dressing room. She is wearing a dress and white fedora. The image has a purple border. On the left, the word "Britney" is written in purple cursive small letters. On the center right, the words "Gimme more" are written in purple small letters.

Backstage: Fozzie believes everyone hates him when he hears muppets insulting Gonzo’s teddy bear.

This extract from near the beginning of the song shows Dion's vocals, Bittan's grand piano, and the use of backing vocals.

Song: "New York State of Mind" by Floyd Pepper, Dr. Teeth, and Zoot.
Muppet News Flash: The rogue adhesive is under control.

Guest Act: Steve plays "Dueling Banjos" with the Jug Band, the All Food Glee Club, the Fazoobs, and the Flying Zucchini Brothers.

Fun Fact: Brian Henson has said that the laughter in this episode is actually the laughter of the Muppet performers as the show was being recorded.

Guest Act: "Crocodile Rock" with a group of crocodiles.
Muppet News Flash: Strike against mail carriers.

This sample features some of the guitar mid-section, along with Elaine Caswell's vocals.

Song: "Pig Calypso" featuring Piggy and various other pigs.
Guest Act: "That Old Black Magic" with the Electric Mayhem.
Guest Act: "You're Lookin' at Country, with Lubbock Loud and his Jughuggers.

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Guest Act: A tour of Shepard's Institute of Animal Protection.
Song: Kermit and Miss Mousey sing "How Could Believe Me?"
Muppet News Flash: 'Furniture comes alive.'
Veterinarian’s Hospital: Bob saved nine out of ten this week.

Inside the Montreal, Minneapolis and Pontiac shows.

At the Dance: Men vs. Women, and the troubles with some of the couples.

Second half of the freestyle action from Sam Boyd Stadium. Freestyle Champion Todd Leduc and Metal Mulisha.

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Muppet News Flash: Hotline to Washington.
Muppet News Flash: Flying saucer lands at gas station.
Backstage: Scooter and Muppy convince Kermit to allow them to do a number and then make various demands.
Veterinarian's Hospital: Train conductor.
Rowlf’s Act: "May You Always Walk in Sunshine."
Miss Piggy plants a rumor in Tongue Magazine alleging that she and Kermit were secretly married in Las Vegas. Kermit gets so mad that he fires Piggy, and asks Loretta to take her place. Loretta appears in "Veterinarian's Hospital" and "Pigs in Space", where she is a great success. Piggy tries to make a grand, dramatic exit, but she gets so jealous of Loretta that she invades the Swinetrek herself.
Backstage: Objects for Kermit running gag.

List of colonial governors of South Carolina

Behind the scenes look at the Minneapolis, Houston, and Atlanta shows.

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Pressing Questions: Does travel broaden the mind?
Backstage: Fozzie Bear hears Kermit say the show is "going country" with guest Roy Clark, so he sends all the stagehands out to the country. Furious, Kermit makes Fozzie do all their work — shift the scenery, open the curtains — and if anything goes wrong, Fozzie will be fired. Moments later, the theater catches on fire. Fozzie organizes a bucket brigade, and when Kermit demands an explanation, Fozzie gets the Swedish Chef to explain. He also must make a quick patchwork after Gonzo makes a hole on stage before the closing number.

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Muppet News Flash: 'I picked up the phone and there was no one there.'
Talk Spot: Roy mistakenly insults some animals.
News Flash: Opening day of fishing season.
Guest Act: "Cigarettes, and Whiskey, and Wild, Wild Women."
Muppet News Flash: Mrs. Thomas ate a diesel tractor.

Behind the scenes look from the St.Louis, Detroit and Las Vegas shows.

Guest Act: Harvey trains a dangerous animal.
Backstage: Hilda considers ways to make herself look younger.
Song: Robin and Sweetums sing "Two Lost Souls."
Song: "(Hey Won't You Play) Another Somebody Done Somebody Wrong Song."
Song: "Halfway Down the Stairs" by Robin.
Backstage: Kermit conducts auditions for the next show ... but he forgets to tell Steve. Fozzie gets worried Kermit will hire a new comedian to replace him.
News Flash: Presented by a pig newscaster who comments that Dr. Bunsen Honeypig has created a silk purse out of a sow's ear.
Backstage:' Despite Kermit's insistence that everything on the show is spontaneous, Fozzie Bear decides it needs scripts. He tries his hand at scripting the show while it's actually going on, but his scripts are extremely confusing. He gives up when his tie gets caught in the typewriter.
Guest Act: Roger performs "In the Summertime."
Sketch: A Wild West bar is filled with chickens, with Gonzo as the bartender. The classic gun battle between good and evil occurs.
Pigs in Space: John Cleese invades the Swinetrek as a space pirate.
Talk Spot: Dancers have to keep in shape.
Talk Spot: Kermit asks Danny to do one more song.

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Song: "The Daffodils" by a sneezing Miss Piggy accompanied by a sneezing Rowlf.
Miss Piggy buys a cute new pair of shoes, but they're too small, and she can't walk in them. She wants to take them back, but Kermit compliments them, so she has to keep wearing them. She complains to Carol, who says she should have them stretched, and gives them to the gigantic Timmy Monster, who runs around the block in them.
Wayne and Wanda: "Indian Love Call" from the operetta Rose-Marie.

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Song: Chanson d'Amour with Crazy Harry and three Muppet ladies.
Veterinarian’s Hospital: Dr. Bob’s first transplant.

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Talk Spot: Gonzo tells Elke the truth about Miss Piggy's fluency in speaking French.
UK Spot: "Hi-Diddle-Dee-Dee," with Fozzie and Rowlf.Pigs in Space: Snacko Waves.

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Backstage:Gonzo unveils his new act: riding his motorcycle up a ramp and into Statler and Waldorf's theater box, having first taken the safety precaution of chaining them to their chairs while they were dozing. Of course, the bike doesn't even get off the ramp... the first time. Meanwhile, Kermit doesn't realize that he's booked Lesley Ann Warren; he thought he was getting "Leslie and Warren, the knife throwing act". He's thrilled to learn that his guest star is the multi-talented Ms. Warren, but over the course of the episode, other ersatz guest stars approach, including Lesley and Warren, the Dancing Cucumbers, and a trio named Les, Lee and Warren.

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Backstage: The band is so pleased with the song Fozzie picks for them that they declare him hip and give him a pair of shades.

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Guest Act: "Don't Go Breaking My Heart" with Miss Piggy.
Guest Act: "A Teenager in Love" by Connie Stevens and "The Mutations."
Song: "Hugga Wugga"/"You are my sunshine."
Song: Piggy sings "My Old Man Said Follow the Van."

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Veterinarian's Hospital: Series of bird jokes.
Gonzo's Act: Gonzo tries his motorcycle stunt a second time.
Fozzie's Act: Fozzie puts his ventriloquist skills to the test with his friend Chucky.

A look back at all the freestyle action from the 2009 Monster Jam Season.

Guest Act: "Top Hat, White Tie, and Tails."

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Backstage: Scooter becomes Gonzo’s manager.
Song: "Tico Tico," by Annie Sue and some pigs.
Talk Spot: Kermit attempts a quiet chat with Julie Andrews.
Guest Act: "Goodbye Yellow Brick Road" with the Electric Mayhem.
Guest Act: Harry and some African masks sing "Turn the World Around."
Statler is sick , so Waldorf brings his wife, Astoria, to the show. Meanwhile, Inspector LaBrea of the County Environmental Department arrives backstage to monitor the noise level of the show. LaBrea tells Kermit that to keep the noise at a tolerable level, he must remove the trumpets from the show. Kermit tries to keep LaBrea busy while Dizzy performs.
Song: "Comedy Tonight" by the Frackles and the Whatnot Criminals.
In honor of Wonder Woman star Lynda Carter, Scooter buys a mail-order course on how to be a superhero. Soon a crowd of Muppets are wearing silly costumes and reading Invincibility Made Easy. Meanwhile, Miss Piggy appears as "Wonder Pig" and battles a giant chicken. Lynda sings covers of "Rubber Band Man" and "Orange Colored Sky".

Sketch: Lady Wrestling.

Note: Zero Mostel died before this episode was broadcast, the only guest to have this distinction.

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Wayne and Wanda: "On a Clear Day You Can See Forever."
Backstage: A real cow mysteriously appears backstage.
Song: "Never Smile at a Crocodile" by Mary Louise featuring the Crocodile and some Frogs.
Vendaface: Statler gets a punch in the face.
Guest Act: "Rocky Top," with Lubbock Lou and his Jug Huggers.
Backstage: Kermit is pestered by Lew Zealand, who wants to audition his boomerang fish act: "I throw the fish in the air... they sail away... and then they come back to me!" Meanwhile, Miss Piggy plans the closing comedy sketch — a wedding "sketch" starring her as the bride and Kermit as the groom. Secretly, she books a real minister, and Scooter fools Kermit into signing the marriage license. Kermit is roped into going to the altar, but when the minister asks him if he'll take Piggy as his wife, he says, "I... I... I want to introduce to you the amazing Lew Zealand and his boomerang fish!" Lew starts throwing his boomerang fish as Piggy karate-chops the still-single Kermit.
Song: Rowlf and a chicken play a song on the piano.
Guest Act: Avery as museum security guard.
Dudley tells the Electric Mayhem that he doesn't need them tonight — he's brought a musical robot called M.A.M.M.A., the Music and Mood Management Apparatus. M.A.M.M.A. is a garbage can on wheels, which plays tinny electronic music in any style. The band resents M.A.M.M.A.'s intrusion, and Animal attacks Dudley. Later, Gonzo recites from the works of Percy Bysshe Shelley while — and at the same time — defusing a high-explosive bomb. M.A.M.M.A. wheels up behind him and plays a loud fanfare. Gonzo slips and sets off the bomb, destroying M.A.M.M.A. and half the theater.
Song: "Ain't Misbehavin'" by Electric Mayhem.
Guest Act: Nabors works bakery security.
Song: Rowlf and a few dogs perform "Mad Dogs and Englishmen."
Talk Spot: Fozzie talks with Edgar Bergen and Mortimer Snerd about their act.
Song: "Sax and Violence" by Zoot and Mahna Mahna.

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Pigs in Space: Piggy has to save the day with the "independent heating slash unifying element and horizontal equalizing plane."
Backstage: In honor of Roy and Dale, the theme of the show is cowboys, and Roy's cows mill around backstage. They're crazy for Fozzie's cow jokes: "You cows are an udder delight! You don't know the hoof of it!" But just as he's getting rolling, they're herded onstage, Kermit says that's one thing you had to worry about in the Old West: "Audience rustlers."
Guest Act: Bert sings while Connie Stevens dances in background "Some Enchanted Evening."
Miss Piggy is cornered by flautist Jean-Pierre, who wants to speak French with her. She claims to have laryngitis, whispering, "My vocal coach told me not to speak French. I'm not even supposed to eat French fries!"
Thanks to Gonzo's air-conditioned mildew collection, the power goes out in the theater, and Beauregard almost electrocutes himself trying to fix it. Half of the acts have to perform in the dark, until Dr. Bunsen Honeydew hooks up a generator that runs on Beaker-power. Beaker runs on a huge wheel to generate power, and when he gets tired, Bunsen helps to motivate him by releasing a hungry tiger onto the wheel.
Backstage: Piggy won’t be performing this week.
Talk Spot: Kermit talks to Teresa about her autograph book.
Song: Clyde Cahuenga performs the "Municipal Vermin Abatement Code," as set to Mozart.

Revealed to be alive, Yoshitaka takes his son and grandchildren to a new ninjutsu dojo where he explains the Ninningers need to improve their skill in the Shuriken Ninja Arts while promising to name one among them who has most improved as successor to the title of Last Ninja. Yoshitaka takes his leave, leaving Tsumuji to oversee his grandchildren's training with the Five-Style Nin Shuriken he left behind. While the others are unable to properly use the Five-Style Nin Shuriken, with Fuka taking the blunt of the attacks, Yakumo shows excellent progress to the point of saying ninjutsu is too easy. Takaharu takes offense to Yakumo bad mouthing their grandfather and demands an apology before the Gamagama-Ju firearms alert the Ninningers to a Yokai attack. The Ninningers face the Yokai Kappa, the others overpowered by him before Aoninger drives Kappa off with a fire-infused attack. But this causes friction between Takaharu and Yakumo with the latter taking his leave. Finding that Kasumi followed him, Yakumo confines that he is not interested in becoming a ninja before reconsidering it after Kasumi uses a play on words to rattle him a bit. When Yakumo finds Kappa, he fails to realize that the Yokai would counter his previous attack and finds himself saved by Takaharu at the last second. After Takaharu explains that he can boast once he actually succeeds their grandfather as the others arrive, Yakumo transforms as he and his cousin both destroy Kappa together. But the mysterious figure revives Kappa into a giant with the Ninningers forming Shurikenjin to fight him. But after Aoninger saves Shinobimaru with Dragomaru, he reforms Shuirikenjin into Shurikenjin Drago to destroy the Yokai. Soon after finding a purified Sealing Shuriken, Yakumo explains that he has no interest in being a ninja but will prove himself better than Takaharu and their grandfather none the less. Meanwhile, the mysterious figure revives one of Kibaoni's generals with the Power of Fear that she had amassed.

Guest Act: "You're Always Welcome at Our House."

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Award Ceremony in Las Vegas for the 2012- 2013 season.

Guest Act: Dom DeLuise travels to the planet Koozbane and meets the natives.
Backstage: J.P. Gross wants to demolish the theater and put in a junkyard.
Song: 'Temptation' by the Muppet Glee Club.

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Backstage: Bunsen and Beaker keep appearing and disappearing, as well as other cast members and items.
Song: "I Feel Pretty" from the musical West Side Story.
Sam's Editorial: Sam discusses nudity in the world today.
Veterinarian's Hospital: Dr. Bob, Nurse Piggy and Nurse Janice operate on a sinking patient.
Muppet News Flash: Boxer will defend title against himself.
Song: Pigs and penguins perform "Hawaiian War Chant."
Guest Act: "Razzle Dazzle" from the musical Chicago.
Sam's Editorial: Sam announces he's disassociating himself with the show.

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The Muppets present their version of 1001 Arabian Nights, with guest star Marty Feldman playing the role of Scheherazade, telling tales to an evil Caliph .
Guest Act: duet on piano with Rowlf, "Do-Re-Mi."
Muppet News Flash: Russia's oldest living human.
Guest Act: "Willkommen" from the musical Cabaret.
A second pilot episode for The Muppet Show. Viewers got glimpses of several of the future Muppet stars. Although Kermit does appear briefly, the backstage boss of this variety show is Nigel, the show's future band leader. Miss Piggy makes a brief appearance in a parody of Planet of the Apes and the Twilight Zone episode "The Eye of the Beholder". Meanwhile, a variety of sins romp around backstage, waiting for auditions for The Seven Deadly Sins Pageant. Debuting are Dr. Teeth and the Electric Mayhem, The Swedish Chef, Sam the Eagle, and Statler and Waldorf, grumbling from a living room instead of a theater box.
Backstage: Kermit is home sick, so Fozzie is in charge.

After Takaharu bungles up a simulation training course meant for team-building, the Ninningers receive a message from Yoshitaka that the cryptically hints that they can use Sealing Shuriken like Kyuemon. After a couple more training courses, Fuka confronts Takaharu about acting on his own despite taking out all the enemies. Tsumuji suggests the others continuing training while Takaharu ponders where he going wrong in the training. While eating at a oden stand, Takaharu is alerted to an attack by the Yokai Tsuchigumo. Though the others arrive, Akaninger ends up being sucked into the Yokai's stomach and finds the oden cart owner to be Yoshitaka as he teaches his grandson the value of teamwork through oden. Meanwhile, forced to fall back, the Ninningers formulate a plan to save Akaninger. By then, with Yoshitaka using a wind-style attack to boost his fire-style attack, Takaharu manages to escape and rejoin his team. Akaninger remembers his lesson as he lets Aoninger lead the attack so they can finish Tsuchigumo with a team attack. This causes the Sealing Shuriken on Akaninger's person to transform as Kyuemon revives Tsuchigumo with the Otomonin summoned to fight him. When Otomonin are trapped in Tsuchigumo's webbing, Akaninger uses the new Otomonin Shuriken to summon Paonmaru to free the others before forming Shurikenjin Paon to finish the Yokai off. Later, after the Ninningers obtain the Sealing Shuriken and head home, Kyuemon convinces Raizo to assist her with the promise of having his fight with Takaharu.

Sketch: Sherlock Holmes and the Case of the Disappearing Clues.
UK Spot: "I Want to Sing Opera", by Miss Piggy.
Talk Spot/Guest Act: Raquel serenades Fozzie with a rendition of "Confide in Me."
Backstage: Kermit is jealous of Ustinov.
Song: "Don't Sugar Me" sung by a mouse in a tea cup.
Guest Act: Cleo Lane performs with Bruce Schwartz.
Gonzo’s Act: Destroying a vintage automobile to "The Anvil Chorus."
Guest Act: Mummenschanz performs crawly creatures.
Gene Kelly is under the impression that he's a "guest" — that is, he's going to sit and watch, but not perform onstage. Frantic, Kermit tricks him into performing by asking him to give him a dance lesson on-stage. Kermit plans a surprise closing number, "Singin' in the Rain," Gene refuses, saying that he doesn't think he'll ever sing the song as well as he did in the movie, but he does eventually sing it backstage. Meanwhile, Scooter uses his tarot cards to predict that the apocalypse is near. Beauregard believes him, and tries to convince the rest of the cast.
Guest Act: "Thank God I'm a Country Boy."
Guest Act: Roy and Dale sing a medley of songs.
Guest Act: Dom sings "We Got Us" with Piggy.
Extra Guest Act: Bruce Schwartz performs with a marionette.

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Talk Spot: Fozzie wants to talk to the guest stars.
The Prairie Dog Glee Club sings very well, but Scooter says they have "pack rat blood in 'em — they keep stealing everything!" The prairie dogs go wild, taking everything Kermit has — including his collar, which leaves him naked on stage. The Muppets sing "Swanee" by George Gershwin.
Muppet News Flash: Solving the food crisis.

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"It didn’t bother me until nine months down the line. I was like, 'I wish she could’ve really nailed that [VMA] performance 'cause that really would have set it off.' It was still top five [on the Billboard] Hot 100. [...] It definitely weighed on me. At one particular point last year, I felt like, 'Man, I did all this work, and it ain't pop like it's supposed to pop.' I was down for a little bit. [...] You could put your all into the music, and it's some executive decision that ruined it. [...] Every producer, songwriter or arranger on that record did their thing. The record label did their thing. That was just something uncontrollable on her part."

Backstage: A moose, named Mickey and who sounds like John Wayne, hangs out backstage, upsetting Kermit.
Muppet News Flash: Woman has eaten nothing but seaweed.

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Sketch: "I Talk to the Trees," with Link Hogthrob.
Veterinarian's Hospital: Dr. Bob treats a cow.
Animal hits it off with tough guy James Coburn — but James decides that Animal isn't centered enough, and introduces him to meditation and Zen. Animal doesn't take well to Zen.

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Song: Link sings "Sonny Boy" with a piglet.
Backstage: The Muppet Theater is being fumigated, so the entire show moves to a railroad station — and is periodically interrupted by passing trains. Luckily, Loretta cheerfully tells Kermit that "country singers can sing anywhere." Gonzo sets up a backstage office for Kermit on the caboose of a train, which takes off for Pittsburgh. While the show continues, Kermit and Gonzo try to ride a handcart back — but they run into a train heading in the other direction. Once back at the station for the closing, Gonzo finally eliminates the trains with a single sign: "Airport".
Song: Eskimo pigs sing "Lullaby of Broadway."
Alan accidentally drinks Bunsen Honeydew's Jekyll-and-Hyde potion, and turns into a rampaging monster. He runs amok, as the ultra-cute Bun-Bun Brothers sing "Zip-A-Dee-Doo-Dah." When Kermit catches Alan in a net, he turns back into himself. Soon, Kermit takes a sip of the potion himself.
Song: Rowlf plays Beethoven's "Moonlight Sonata."
Guest Act: "Apple Jack" with the Jug Band.
Song: The Electric Mayhem perform "America," but it is interrupted by various international Muppet guests .
Backstage: Miss Piggy collaborates with Scooter to make Kermit jealous and get a better place on the show.
The Muppets present a murder mystery. Kermit is a private eye hired by Liza O'Shaugnessy, an actress whose production is being terrorized by a killer. The director, Fritz , is shot. The police assign Patrolbear Fozzie to the case, and he interrogates the cast: "All right, which one of you killed the director?" The suspects are themselves killed one by one, until Kermit and Liza team up to unmask the true killers — Statler and Waldorf. At the end of the show, Statler and Waldorf are imprisoned in their balcony for twenty years. Statler complains that if he had known the judge would give them the "box," he would have asked for the electric chair... of the electric variety.
Song: "I’m in Love with a Big Blue Frog" by Mary Louise featuring Kermit the Frog, Robin the Frog, and the other Frogs.
Rowlf’s Act: Rowlf reads poem "The Butterfly."
Muppet News Flash: Cure for the common cold.

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The pigs are excited that guest star Beverly Sills plans to perform the opera "Pigoletto" as the closing number. For his work in this episode, art director Malcolm Stone received the first of two Emmy Award nominations for his work on The Muppet Show.

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Guest Act: "When I Need You" by Leo Sayer featuring Billy the Bear, Mickey Moose, Harold Woodpecker, a beaver, a weasel, Crazy Harry, and Mayor Harrison Fox and James Badger from Emmet Otter's Jug-Band Christmas.
Guest Act: Mummenschanz performs mime with clay masks.
UK Spot: "Down at the Old Bull and Bush."
Guest Act: "Song I Like to Sing" by Kris Kristofferson and Rita Coolidge.
Glenda reveals herself to be Black Jackson the pirate captain, and she takes over the Muppet Theater with the help of Short John Silver and Eric, a heartless pirate parrot . They tie Kermit up, turn the theater into a ship, and cast off to look for buried treasure. The show ends with a musical battle at sea, with Gonzo and a crew of chickens fighting to save Kermit and the theater.
Muppet News Flash: A large object drops from the ceiling.
Sketch: More auditions, Gonzo and his dancing cheese, Carrie-Louise and Friend singing "Old Man Ribbit" .
Guest Act: "You Make Me Feel Like Dancing" by Leo Sayer backed by the Electric Mayhem.

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Backstage: Fozzie decides to try a ventriloquist act.
Guest Act: Danny and the Muppets sing "Inchworm

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Sketch: Several acts audition including Can-Canning Rodents and Mary Louise and Friend singing "Swannee Ribbit" until Mary-Louise is hooked off the stage.
Song: Chickens peck out "Chopsticks" on the piano.
Song: "For What It's Worth" sung by Woodland Creatures, interrupted by inept Whatnot Hunters, George the Janitor, and Gramps.
Muppet News Flash: The Muppet Newsman forgets his pants.
Song: "When I'm Not Near the Fish I Love" sung by a fish in an aquarium.
Talk Spot: Mummenschanz show Kermit that you don't have to speak to communicate.
Guest Act: "Nobody's Business But My Own."
Talk Spot: Kermit tries to convince Roger that the show is going smoothly.
At the Dance: Statler and Waldorf join the dance.
Guest Act: John refuses to do a song. The rest of the Muppets try to help.
Fozzie’s Act: Tribute to Marcel Marceau.
Miss Piggy asks Andy to sing "Love Story" for her and Kermit, who have just become engaged. Unfortunately, Kermit hasn't heard about the engagement yet. The rumor slips out, and soon everyone thinks Kermit and Piggy are getting married.
Song: Rowlf sings "When", a song about nature sounds.

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Backstage: Fozzie’s jokes on any subject.
Inspired by mimes Shields & Yarnell, Fozzie Bear works on a mime act, including "Bear walking against the wind". Kermit suggests that Fozzie find a more original act, so Fozzie tries out "Bear feeding spaghetti to an elephant" and "Bear going to a drive-in movie with a porcupine".
Song: Gonzo sings "Gonzo's Song" to Camilla. Big Bird interrupts.
Guest Act: Peter Sellers assists Link with his workout.
Swedish Chef: The Chef and his uncle prepare a Swiss Turkey.
Song: Rowlf and Zoot play "Body and Soul."
Song: The Four Fazoobs from the planet Koozbane.
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Backstage: There's an outbreak of "cluckitis" in the theater, a disease which causes the sufferer to sneeze and turn into a chicken. Kermit tries to hide this from Roger, but it doesn't work — Robin turns into a chick in front of him, and Roger recognizes the Lew Zealand chicken and his boomerang egg act. By the end of the show, every Muppet except Gonzo has turned into a chicken, the backstage is covered in nests, and Gonzo is thrilled. Kermit is humiliated, but Roger's very understanding; he explains that he had cluckitis once.
Backstage: Kermit stars in the Muppet production of Robin Hood, with Lynn as Maid Marian and Fozzie as Little John. In the story, Maid Marian is kidnapped by the henchmen of the Sheriff of Nottingham while Little John teaches the Merry Men the proper way to cavort. Backstage, Miss Piggy is upset that she doesn't have a part in the play, and all Kermit can offer her is Sister Tuck. Floyd tells Scooter that he is on strike this week as he doesn't agree with the green costumes. Onstage, the Sheriff says he'll torture Marian for the location of Robin's hideout. But he demonstrates all his torture equipment on himself. Just as she escapes from the Sheriff, she's kidnapped again by Piggy's guards and is locked in her dressing room. Piggy takes Lynn's place as Marian, pretending that Lynn has stage fright, but Kermit doesn't buy it and goes to rescue Lynn from the dressing room.

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Rizzo and the other rats bother Kermit for a spot on the show, so Kermit asks Beauregard to "take care of" them. Of course, Beauregard takes that literally, and treats them as guests. They make Beauregard their president, and manipulate him into giving them food. Eventually the rats become so bold that they decide to take over the show. Kermit says Beauregard has to kick them out, or he goes with them. Beauregard chooses to stick with his new rat friends, until Miss Piggy enlightens him.
Wayne and Wanda: "Some Enchanted Evening."
Song: "Does Your Chewing Gum Lose Its Flavour (On the Bedpost Overnight?)."
Veterinarian's Hospital: Dr. Bob treats a shoe.
Muppet Newsflash: Remodeling of the Muppet newsroom.
Guest Act: Juliet Prowse dances to the second half of Scott Joplin's 'Solace.'
Scooter's uncle sells the mineral rights for Kenny's dressing room to Arabs, who start drilling for oil. Meanwhile, Kermit falls in a trapeze number and hurts his flipper. Later, he's flung from a bed, pushed down the stairs, hit by a light fixture, and shot by a catapult into Statler and Waldorf's box.

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Wayne and Wanda: "Bewitched, Bothered, and Bewildered."
Scooter bugs everyone by leaving his skateboard lying around. Kermit trips on it and smashes a set. Later, Anne performs while the Muppets all dance on skateboards.

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Talk Spot: Fozzie talks to Nancy about the problems with the night's show and she sings "Pick Yourself Up" to Fozzie. Later, Piggy and Nancy talk to Kermit on the phone.
Guest Act: Medley of songs by Miss Merman.
Song: Pecked out by chickens on a piano.
Wayne and Wanda: "It's Only a Paper Moon."
Fozzie’s Act: 'Charlton Heston doesn’t tell jokes.'
Guest Act: Milton Berle and Fozzie do a song and dance act: 'Top Banana'.
Veterinarian's Hospital: Interrupted by dancers.
Sketch: Kermit reports from planet Koozebane to interview the Foob.
Talk Spot: Jean reveals to Sam the Eagle that the Swedish Chef doesn't speak real Swedish.
Guest Act: Statler and Waldorf successfully drive Uncle Milty insane by heckling him, creating a hilarious monologue in the process.
Canteen: Floyd asks Gladys for a fried egg.
Song: Statler and Waldorf perform "The Varsity Drag", with Fozzie copying them from the balcony.
Rowlf's Act: Rowlf plays "Pop Goes the Weasel."
Veterinarian's Hospital: Rebranded "Vegetarian's Hospital," the all-pig cast is presented with a tray of fruits and vegetables as a patient.

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In honor of vaudeville-influenced guest star Wally Boag, the Muppets salute vaudeville, with a balloon animal act, a bagpipe player and a hypnotist. Wally performs acts he made famous at the Golden Horseshoe Revue at Disneyland, including the Pecos Bill teeth-spitting sketch.
Guest Act: Danny and Piggy perform "Cheek to Cheek."
Veterinarian's Hospital: Fozzie the Bear is a little hoarse.
Fozzie's Act: The electricians and the polar bear.

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Backstage: Guest star Gilda Radner faces several problems: initially, her request for a seven-foot tall talking parrot gets messed up by bad handwriting, making her sing operetta with a giant carrot. Later, Bunsen Honeydew tests Muppet Labs' new super-adhesive glue on her, but the glue accidentally gets everywhere, and everyone and everything gets stuck together.
UK Spot: Floyd, Dr. Teeth, and Zoot perform "Lady Be Good."
Talk Spot: Buzzi hates fat but loves to eat.
Guest Act: Leslie and Big Bird sing "Love Will Keep Us Together."
Guest Act: "Spinning Wheel" with Sweetums.
Song: Bobby Benson and his Baby Band perform "Pennsylvania 6-5000."
Song: Gonzo sings "Won't Someone Dance with Me."

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Guest Act: "It Don't Mean a Thing (If it Ain't Got That Swing)" with Dr. Teeth and the Electric Mayhem Orchestra.
Talk Spot: Sam gives Alice his opinion on him.
Guest Act: "Jump, Shout, Knock Yourself Out."
Song: Piggy sings "Waiting at the Church."
Guest Act: "When You Were a Tadpole and I was a Fish" with Kermit.
Backstage: Jaye P. Morgan isn't very thrilled about being on the show. Later, Scooter's uncle J.P. Gross shows up.

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Pigs in Space: The crew is running out of oxygen, fuel and water. And swill.
Guest Act: Mummenschanz performs mime with notepad masks.
At the Dance: 'You’re always blowing your top.'
Song: "Wishing Song" by Madeline and Gonzo.

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Song: "Kermit sings Lydia the Tattooed Lady."

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Sketch: A construction worker breaks for lunch.
Guest Act: "Tomorrow" from the musical Annie.

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Sketch: Kermit reports from the planet Koozbaine.
The Flying Zucchini Brothers: Beauregard takes back his bucket of water.
Gonzo's Act: Gonzo hypnotizes himself into holding up a 5000-pound weight with one arm.

Guest Act: Cowboy Sketch.

NOTE: The Woodland Creatures in the "For What It's Worth" number are recycled from some of the characters from Emmet Otter's Jug-Band Christmas in unclothed form ranging from an opossum as the lead singer , a fox , a badger , an opossum , a rabbit , and a muskrat .

Song: "It's not Where You Start, it's Where You Finish" by Rowlf.
For guest star Arlo Guthrie, the stage is turned into a farmhouse. The Swedish Chef plans a home-cooked meal, but the turkey refuses to be skewered, the pig busts him in the face, and the "beef" stampedes over him. Eventually, the Chef unveils his dinner — vitamin pills.
UK Spot: Dr. Teeth performs "Mack the Knife," but Sam doesn't find it wholesome.
News Flash: Sports equipment jettisoned.
Guest Act: Nancy at the diner with Fozzie and the Luncheon Counter Monster eats dishes.
Guest Act: James plays a medium, and Fozzie his customer. The two are visited by a ghost, who sings "Danny Boy."
Guest Act: Sylvester fights a lion who sings "Let's Call the Whole Thing Off."
Talk Spot/Guest Act: Pearl and Floyd chat, and then sing "In the Good Old Summer Time."

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Song: Floyd, Scooter and the gang sing "Mr. Bassman."
Guest Act: Raquel and Miss Piggy sing "I'm a Woman."
Guest Act: "Take a Little One Step, Two Step" by Bernadette Peters as Sweetums, Thog, and Timmy Monster follow along
Muppet Melodrama: Uncle Deadly and Wayne are too busy dancing to pay attention to Miss Piggy.
Pigs in Space: Electric toaster. Featuring Gonzo, a chicken, Beaker, the Male Koozebanian Creature, Luncheon Counter Monster, the Witch Doctor, Chopper Liver, and Statler.
Song: Rowlf and Lew perform "Tea for Two" backwards.
Song: "What a Wonderful World" by Rowlf.
Song: Kermit sings "Happy Feet" to answer the audience's question "Can the frog tap dance?"
Guest Act: "(They Long to Be) Close to You" by Connie Stevens.
Song: Rowlf performs a short piano solo.
Backstage: Kermit lets Annie Sue, another female pig singer, perform on the show, thus making Miss Piggy extremely jealous.
Backstage: Gonzo catches a cannonball with a bare hand, which makes his hand 5 feet long. Fozzie and Floyd Pepper make jokes about it, making Gonzo angry enough to get John help.
Song: "Who" by Zelda Rose and her Singing Owl.
Song: Marvin Suggs and His All Food Glee Club, "Yes, We Have No Bananas Today."
Gonzo’s Act: Eating a tire to 'Flight of the Bumblebee.'
Vendaface: Changing ugly women to pretty women.
Guest Act: Roger Miller sings a medley of his songs.
Sketch: The Flying Zucchini Brothers human cannonball act auditions.
The theater's roof has rotted, and the workmen have to take it to the shop to fix it. Performing without a roof, the Muppets have to go on despite snow, fog, hail and high winds. At the end of the show, Statler and Waldorf are shown wearing snow hats and scarves while shivering their bones off from the snow. Waldorf complains that they would get pneumonia, but Statler says that this show always makes them sick.
Talk Spot: Harvey’s the token human on the show.
Backstage: Three-headed monster wants to be on the show.
Muppet News Flash: Chicken dances ballet.
Talk Spot: Kermit chats with Lou, which turns into a scat song with the Electric Mayhem.
Muppet News Flash: Boffo the Human Cannonball.
Backstage: Leslie co-stars with Big Bird of Sesame Street. Gonzo has a first date with Camilla the Chicken, but she has hay fever, and the flowers Gonzo brings make her sneeze so hard that she's propelled around the room. Later, Gonzo serenades her with a song he wrote for her — "Camilla... you're prettier by far than Godzilla..." In the middle of the song, Big Bird wanders by, and Gonzo instantly falls in love with the huge bird. Gonzo flirts with Big Bird until Camilla drops a flowerpot on Gonzo's head.
Kermit is plagued by a night of backstage crises. A group of skiers are hurt during the opening number, and after Kermit says that the theater will cover their medical costs, Scooter forgets to cash the check. The Teeterini Family are angry that their teeter board won't fit on the stage. The Swedish Chef prepares spring chicken, and the bouncing chicken drives Kermit crazy. And let's not even talk about the blindfolded, hang-gliding yodelers.
Pigs in Space: An unidentified object is going to crash into the Swinetrek: Gonzo on a motorcycle.
Veterinarian’s Hospital: Dr. Bob operates on Fozzie.
Veterinarian's Hospital: Dr. Bob treats a dog.
Kermit has booked Angus McGonagle, the argyle gargoyle who gargles Gershwin. But at the start of the show, the cast of Star Wars — Luke Skywalker, C-3PO and R2-D2 — smash through the wall, looking for fellow Star Wars character Chewbacca. Kermit is thrilled to have them on his show, until he finds out that they won't actually perform anything. Luke mollifies Kermit by bringing in his "cousin", Mark Hamill — Kermit is unimpressed when he sees Mark sing and dance, but throws him out after seeing Mark "Gargling Gershwin" with Angus McGonagle. Finally, the Star Wars crew hijacks the Swinetrek. With First Mate Piggy subbing in as Princess Leia, they face Dearth Nadir who is holding Chewbacca prisoner.
Backstage: Scooter has a song for Elton John. The Swedish Chef chases a chicken. Sam thinks Elton John is an affront to culture.
Song: "You Can't Rollerskate in a Buffalo Herd."
Talk Spot: Fozzie visits Harry for advice.
Veterinarian’s Hospital: Bob’s nerves are getting to him.
Fozzie’s Act: Impressions of great actors.
Muppet News Flash: Jumping in place record.
Backstage: Sam attempts to class up the cast due to their high culture guest star.
Guest Act: Scenes from the great Hollywood musical comedies of yesterday.
Backstage: Kermit's nephew Robin feels unwanted and wants to run away. Miss Piggy harbours jealousy against Miss Mousey.
Muppet News Flash: The Newsman's report catches on fire.
Guest Act: Floyd and Animal chat with Lou.
Muppet News Flash: The battle over Mary Crandall's will between her son Charles and her cat Cuteypie.

After reviving Kibaoni's general Raizo Gabi, reintroducing herself to him, Kyuemon Izayoi asks for his help in reviving Kibaoni. But Raizo has no interest in helping her as he walks off to find someone worth fighting. The next day, after Yoshitaka scolds Takaharu for failing a team exercise, the Ninningers confront Nagi about his addiction to text books before they are alerted to an attack by Yokai Kasha. During the fight, Kininger ends up accidentally letting the Yokai escape and runs off to find him. As Takaharu ends up running into Kyuemon while following him, Nagi finds Kasha and the Yokai challenges him to a race. However, Kasha places a truck under his control to dispose of Kininger before dealing with Aoninger, Shironinger, and Momoninger. But Raizo shows up and personally kills Kasha before single-handily overpowering the three Ninningers. Disappointed in such weak opponents, Raizo was about to kill them when Takaharu saves them and holds the villain off. As the others save Kininger, Akaninger defeats Raizo who is excited to finally find a worthy opponent and wants another fight before Momoninger covers their escape. After the Ninningers regroup, they are confronted by Kyuemon as she reveals the mallet she stole from the dojo and Kasha's Sealing Shuriken as she transforms it into a Yo Shuriken that she uses to summon a Gashadokuro that is destroyed by Shurikenjin. Soon after boxing up his text books, Nagi considers becoming the Last Ninja to build up his resume.

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Guest Act: Cloris sings a medley with Link.
Pressing Questions: What is man’s role in the universe?
Talk Spot: Kermit and Jaye P. talk about explosions.
Backstage: The backstage is invaded by Sylvester Stallone's groupies, who have paid Scooter for backstage passes. To calm a furious Kermit, Scooter pretends the girls are all there to see him, then hustles them up to Sylvester's dressing room.
Guest Act: Various international Muppets sing "It's a Small World," while Spike interrupts.
Gonzo's Act: Gonzo plays the bagpipes from a flagpole 10 feet in the air, but the act is cut short when a beaver gnaws the flagpole, prompting it to fall down.

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Backstage: The "talented but frightening" Alice Cooper sets an eerie mood for the show from the moment he tells Scooter that the monsters in his dressing room aren't The Muppet Show's; they're his. Even the floating blue mass that comes out of Gonzo's horn in the opening has an otherworldly feel to it. Alice later reveals himself to be an agent of the Devil's, offering the Muppets "fabulous riches and worldwide fame" in a Faustian exchange for their souls. Kermit shudders at the idea, Miss Piggy gives it a test run but ultimately decides it's not worth the sacrifice , and Gonzo spends much of the episode looking for a pen to sign the contract. He becomes so desperate that he, in quick succession, offers to trade the Vile Bunch Drummer a chicken, all of his chickens and The Newsman, and finally his soul for a pen before realizing that he has "other plans for that." Alice performs three of his songs: "Welcome to My Nightmare" , "You and Me" and "School's Out" .
Veterinarian’s Hospital: Frog in the throat.

Alerted by Gamagama-Ju, the Ninningers see the Yokai Ungaikyo making children happy by giving them balloons. This puts the Ninningers in a situation where they decide to keep an eye on Ungaikyo. During the stake-out, Yakumo notices Kasumi is tired and thinks she is having trouble and Yakumo believes she must be trying to juggle being a ninja and a university student as she reveals she wants to know if their grandfather actually spoke to aliens. Later, after Kasumi returned to the university, the other Ninningers find Takaharu slacking off. It was then that multiple images of Kibaoni manifest. Kasumi arrives, revealing the Kibaoni to be illusions created by Ungaikyo with Akaninger unknowingly revealing the Yokai's method to though the balloons after he hampered Shinobimaru and Dragomaru's movement. Though Yakumo believes that Takaharu could be inspirational to her, he learns Kasumi never intended to give up on either a ninja or student as she reveals to have developed a device to cancel out Ungaikyo's frequency. After Akaninger knocks Ungaikyo down with the Paonmaru Otomonin Shuriken, the Ninningers regroup and finish the Yokai off. By then, Raizo arrives for his rematch before Kyuemon enlarges Ungaikyo to the general's annoyance. After Akaninger promises to deal with Raizo later, attempting to use the new Otomonin Shuriken they got, the Ninningers form Shurikenjin Drago to chase Ungaikyo into outer space where they encounter a flying saucer. After the flying saucer is the Otomonin UFOmaru, they combine with it to reform Shurikenjin Drago into Shurikenjin UFO to destroy Ungaikyo on the moon. Later, Kasumi reveals that she already parsed out Ungaikyo's scheme and that she wants to be both a scientist and the Last Ninja, Takaharu then realizes that he has completely forgotten his promise to face Raizo as the villain is lividly waiting for him.

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Backstage: Gang encounters Phantom of the Muppet Show.
A messenger brings a message from the scheduled guest star — Benny Brillstein, the Yiddish yodeler. Benny refuses to be on the show, so Kermit asks Chris, the messenger boy, to be the guest. Chris knows a joke, so Kermit introduces him as a comedian. Chris' bizarre acts include owl impersonation and odd magic tricks — "Pick a sausage, any sausage." Finally, doing an escape act in his dressing room, Chris locks himself in a wardrobe and can't get out. He has to do his final number, "Hawaiian Cowboy," from within the wardrobe.
Guest Act: "I'm Just Wild About Harry," with Crazy Harry.
Swedish Chef: Swedish Chef makes Pancakes.
Backstage: Fozzie thinks he can handle any heckler. Then Kermit cancels his act.
Gonzo’s Act: Unique version of "Pop Goes the Weasel."
At the Dance: The couples discuss losing weight.
Guest Act: "The Show Must Go On" by Leo Sayer backed by Animal on Drums and a banjo.
Canteen/Talk Spot: Danny accidentally makes rude remarks towards Miss Piggy.
Guest Act: "Oh Lonesome Me," with Rowlf, Baskerville, and other dogs.
Guest Act: Edgar Bergen and Charlie McCarthy discuss the Muppets and are joined by Piggy.
Talk Spot: Gonzo offers his autograph to Kris and Rita.
Guest Act: Impressions of the Muppet cast.
Talk Spot Muppet reporters interview Rich Little.

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Backstage: The show is thrown into chaos when Fozzie's roller skating act isn't quite ready.
Guest Act: Sly and the Muppets sing "A Bird in a Gilded Cage."
Guest Act: "I'll Never Forget Your Feet."
Sketch: More acts audition including Terry-Louise and Friend singing "Tie a Yellow Ribbit" until Terry-Louise is hooked off the stage, Baskerville the Hound doing stand-up, and another emcee auditions.

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At the Dance: The couples discuss their relationships and mothers.
Guest Act: Lesley and Doglion perform "Beastly and the Beaut," a ballet version of Beauty and the Beast.
Pigs in Space: Mid-course correction maneuver.
Muppet News Flash: Woman flies to Dallas.
Gonzo’s Act: Grow a tomato plant to the 1812 Overture.
Guest Act: "Play a Simple Melody," with Fozzie.

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Guest Act: Harry and Animal perform a drum battle.
Wayne and Wanda: "I Get a Kick out of You."
Muppet News Flash: The Atlantic Ocean has been kidnapped.

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Guest Act: Gilda and a seven-foot-tall talking carrot sing a medley of songs from ''The Pirates of Penzance."
Song: A Japan-themed number, interrupted by Fozzie singing "Oklahoma!"

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Talk Spot: Miss Merman teaches Miss Piggy to sing.
Backstage Fozzie's agent, Irving Bizare, comes in to negotiate Fozzie's contract.
Backstage: Piggy tries to make Kermit jealous.
Muppet News Flash: Flagpole sitting record.
Muppet News Flash: The Henderson burglary.
As Miss Piggy prepares for her act, she leaves her dog Foo-Foo in the care of Floyd. Piggy tells Floyd he has to spoon-feed and floss the pampered Foo-Foo, so Floyd locks the dog in a drawer. Frantic, Piggy searches everywhere for Foo-Foo.

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Gonzo the Great plans to quit the show after receiving an offer from a film studio in Bombay. A jealous Miss Piggy asks Gonzo to keep her in mind when talking to producers. Gonzo performs a tearful "I Did It My Way", and then leaves the theater. He ends up coming back — the producers in Bombay thought they were hiring Gonzo the Mediocre — but he has to face his replacement, Trevor the Gross...
Guest Act: Scooter starts singing "Bennie and the Jets" and Elton takes over.
Paul inspires Gonzo to be a songwriter. Unfortunately, Gonzo writes songs like "For You": "For youuu... I'd wash my hair with stinky glue, I'd fry my legs and eat them too, I'd put a spider in my shoe — for yoouuuu!" Paul is stunned. Later, Gonzo's chickens run off with Paul, so Gonzo develops a new obsession — asparagus. But at the end of the episode both the chickens and the asparagus run away when Paul asks for chicken with a side of asparagus.
Backstage: Kermit puts up with various problems in the theater: Animal eats Gonzo's trained Mexican jumping beans, which make him jump whenever someone says "Arriba", he gets a strange sandwich from Gladys, and he has to put up with Miss Piggy's temper when Annie Sue is used over her in the melodrama sketch. On top of all this, Jean Stapleton announces who she'd like as her partner for the closing number partner: Crazy Harry.

"Kicking off the show Sunday night with her new single, 'Gimme More,' Spears looked bleary and unprepared - much like her recent tabloid exploits on the streets of Los Angeles. She lazily walked through her dance moves with little enthusiasm. It appeared she had forgotten the entire art of lip-synching; and, perhaps most unforgivable given her once taut frame, she looked embarrassingly out of shape. Even the celebrity-studded audience seemed bewildered. 50 Cent looked at Spears with a confused expression; Diddy, her new best friend, was expressionless. Some comeback."

Guest Act: Phyllis and Rowlf discuss what losers they are.
Talk Spot: Candice takes Kermit’s picture.
Song: Beauregard assists the band with a performance of the "William Tell Overture."

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Song: Floyd and Nigel the conductor perform.
Sketch: Slim Wilson tries to ride Old Skyball Paint.
Guest Act: Ben sings "Pure Imagination" to Droop.
Talk Spot: Sylvester discovers a talking punching bag in his dressing room.
Song: A Scottish bagpiper wants to play "The Bonnie Glasgow Samba" on the bongos. He is forced to play something else on the bagpipes.
Guest Act: Milton Berle sings 'The Entertainer' with Rowlf accompanying on the piano. Chorus includes Scooter and Fozzie in the end.
Song: "Tenderly" by the Electric Mayhem.
Guest Act: Sandy makes Sweetums feel beautiful.
UK Spot: Kermit chats with Marvin Suggs and his Muppaphones.
Veterinarian's Hospital: Combined with At the Dance after Fozzie messes up the introduction.

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Swedish Chef: Cleo Laine assists, singing "You're Just in Love" with the Chef.

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Wayne and Wanda: "You do something to me."
Talk Spot: Robin chats with Bernadette who sings "Just One Person" with Kermit the Frog, Fozzie Bear, Scooter, Gonzo, Rowlf the Dog, Droop, and Green Frackle.
Statler and Waldorf rate the show like Olympic judges. First, they give Kermit a 2. Then, they give the opening a 3, but the audience demands they bring it down to a zero. All of the Muppets get low scores , and Gonzo even gets a -6. The Muppets think it's just a tough audience, but Diana gets 10's every time which gives her high scores.
Guest Act: Bob and Kermit do a quick back and forth, Bob has skipped out on a benefit for the Flying Zucchini Brothers to be at the show.
UK Spot: "She Was a Dear Little Dickie-Bird" by Gonzo.
Backstage: Fozzie hides from his idol, Milton Berle.
Song: Rowlf gets another chance at a piano solo, with an extra hand.

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Guest Act: "Animal Crackers in My Soup."
Song: Kermit, Annie Sue, Scooter, a salamander, Robin, Beauregard, and Fozzie sing "Do-Re-Mi."
Brooke stars as Alice in the Muppet production of Alice in Wonderland. The onstage zaniness can't match the usual backstage chaos — Fozzie thinks he's going to play the Tin Woodman, and Miss Piggy is hoping to take over as Alice. Bunsen's special effects make Brooke too tall to leave her dressing room — and then shrink her so small that no one can find her. Piggy, still hoping for the lead, tries to "accidentally" step on Brooke. Finally, Gonzo as the Mad Hatter heads the Mad Tea Party, which ends with a rousing chorus of "We're Off to See the Wizard."

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News Flash: The London Symphony Orchestra jettisons some instruments from their flight.
Song: Rowlf does "In My Beautiful Balloon."
Backstage: Gonzo interviews hopefuls for a new dancing chicken act.
Backstage: Bob Hope is splitting his time between The Muppet Show and several charity shows. Animal tries to find a hobby.
Backstage: Gonzo has a crush on guest star Madeline Kahn.
Guest Act: Lynn and the gang sing "Hey Down."
Guest Act: Duet in a steam bath with Piggy, "Baby, It's Cold Outside."
Bobby Benson is arrested, and somebody has to take care of his Baby Band. Trying to prove to Kermit that she's mother material, Miss Piggy volunteers to take them. The babies go wild in her dressing room, tearing everything up.
Song: "Sea Chantey" with Link, Scooter, Fozzie, Gonzo, and Robin.
Song: "Ugly" by Mean Mama, the Frackles, a Crocodile, and a Warthog.
Muppet News Flash: Steam fitter turns into a rug.
At the Dance: Floyd and the Black Knight are too light on their feet.
Song: Marvin Suggs and his Muppaphones perform "Witch Doctor."
Backstage: Kermit chats with the Bust of Beethoven. Fozzie reads a book on self-improvement, and asks Kermit to make a list of his good points and bad points. Fozzie looks at the list before it's done, and is shocked that Kermit has written down such awful bad points. Kermit gulps, and explains that that's the list of good points.
Gonzo Act: Gonzo recites the seven-times tables while standing on a hammock and balancing a piano.
Backstage: Floyd is unhappy with the closing number — the jousting scene from Camelot — in which he has to play a knight, complete with heavy armor. The number also includes the mysterious Black Knight, whose identity might be revealed by his distinctive, hook-nosed mask. At the last minute, they find that they can't afford the rights to Camelot's music, so they substitute tunes from West Side Story and Hello, Dolly!, not to mention My Fair Lady, Annie Get Your Gun, Guys and Dolls, and Gypsy: A Musical Fable''.

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Guest Act: Valerie dances with the Clodhoppers to "Nobody Does It Like Me."
Pressing Questions: What is the meaning of life?

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Talk Spot: Dr. Teeth introduces Animal to Leo.
Talk Spot: John tries to help Gonzo with his misshapen arm.
Talk Spot/Guest Act: Miss Piggy and Cheryl practice karate together. They sing "I Enjoy Being a Girl."
Backstage: Statler and Waldorf leave their box to sit out in the alley, disgusted by tonight's guest star. Danny overhears them in the alley saying that tonight's guest is the worst performer on earth, even worse than Clive Cahuenga, the singing civil servant. At the end, Statler and Waldorf are embarrassed when they find out that the guest star is Danny Kaye — they thought it was Manny Kaye, the tuned clam player. During the show, Floyd Pepper and Janice occupy Statler and Waldorf's box.
Kermit calls the secret service to hire real spies for Roger's closing number. However, Roger wants to do a cute, cuddly version of "Talk to the Animals". The spies, anxious for a chance to rub out James Bond, pose as fluffy animals to infiltrate the number.
Special Note: One of the dances that Bruce had with a big bird was cut from broadcast, as it was considered "a bit suggestive."
Guest Act: "An Old Fashioned Love Song."
Song: "Hi-Diddle-Dee-Dee" by Rowlf and Fozzie.
UK Spot: Bobby Benson and his Baby Band perform "Tuxedo Junction.
Song: "Babyface" performed by a chorus of chickens.
Talk Spot: French, the language of love.
UK Spot: Jim and Jerry sings "A Four-Legged Friend."
Backstage The Electric Mayhem band gets fed up with playing the theme song every night and threaten to quit unless Kermit allows them to play their own music.
Pigs in Space: The crew turns into outlines of themselves.
Bear on Patrol: Pig who does impressions.
Muppet Labs: Muppet Labs' Super Adhesive.
Backstage: Gonzo pesters Miss Piggy for her attention.
Backstage: Piggy decides to go on a diet.
Kermit makes the mistake of letting Gonzo run a dance marathon during the show. Carol's songs are interrupted, and she objects to the marathon — especially when Gonzo fixes her up with Animal as her dance partner. Carol threatens to leave in the middle of the show, but Kermit persuades her to stay by promising that she can perform her famous Lonely Asparagus sketch. But Gonzo says the marathon won't be over until all the contestants collapse, so she tires the dancers out by singing "I Was Made for Dancin'".
Muppet News Flash: Chickens pecking in morse key.
Backstage: Pigs take over the show. Kermit and other regulars are kept in the boiler room.
Muppet Melodrama: Miss Piggy gets tied to a railroad track.
Beaker tests Muppet Labs' new copier machine, ultimately falling into it and getting made into seven copies of himself. The multiple Beakers gang up on Bunsen, and the doctor is forced to wear a disguise and hide from his assistants.

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Song: Piggy and Link sing a duet from Don Giovanni.
Fozzie's Act: Fozzie the Pig performs, meeting with better success than Fozzie the Bear.
Miss Piggy announces that this show is Kermit's birthday, and before he can react, she launches into the tribute she's organized. They've planned a This Is Your Life-style show with birthday greetings, including one from Mr. Dawson, Kermit's old acting coach from Leland, Mississippi. Wayne and Wanda, the singing duo from the first series, show up and give Kermit such a guilt trip that he rehires them. When they sing, Kermit remembers why he fired them in the first place, and he does it again. At the end of the show, Kermit admits that it's not his birthday, which is about four months from now.
At the Dance: 'I see you don't have much to say.'

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Song: Rowlf plays a piano solo with some help from Fozzie.
Guest Act: "South Rampart Street Parade," with Timmy Monster and the Clodhoppers.

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Sketch: Gonzo wrestles a brick blindfolded.
Guest Act: Marissa dances with Feather Boas.
Jonathan is convinced that a gypsy has put a curse on the show, and while Kermit scoffs at the idea, he does notice that everything is going wrong. A few acts have to be canceled, but Kermit refuses to believe there is a curse until a meteorite falls on his flipper. In the final stage of the curse, everyone begins to speak in mock Swedish. It is revealed that Statler and Waldorf had paid for a half-hour gypsy curse, but they didn't expect it would happen to them. As the curse is lifted, Winters pays the gypsy to keep it going.

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Song: "Lady of Spain" by Marvin Suggs and his Muppophones.
UK Spot: Kermit and Gonzon sing "Sentimental Journey."

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Song: Chopin's "Polonaise in A Flat" by Electric Mayhem.
Pigs in Space: Annual Inspection, with Fozzie filling in for Piggy.
Guest Act: Lynn and the gang reprise "Hey Down."

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Guest Act: Sir Avery versus the monster of the moor.
At the Dance: Fozzie tries to do his act, but the dancers keep telling the punchlines to his jokes.
UK Spot: Miss Piggy sings "Mad About the Frog," accompanied by Rowlf.
UK Spot: "I Don't Want to Set the World on Fire."
Guest Act: Liberace concert, featuring "Chopsticks," "Misty," Chopin's "Nocturne No. 5," and "Has Anybody Seen My Bird?"
Talk Spot: Fozzie and Don enjoy being hip.
Backstage: After a chance meeting with Beaker , Beauregard lets him help build a set for the ancient-Egypt closing number. But the two end up causing chaos culminating in Beaker running amuck with power tools, Beauregard continuing on the set during the closing number, and Kermit realizing the idiocy of both.
Robin's Frog Scout troop visits the show, getting in everyone's way backstage. They ask Debbie for help earning their punk merit badges, and she teaches them how to do the pogo. When Gonzo cancels his act, the Frog Scouts get their chance to do a performance of close-order drills.
Guest Act: "They Can't Take That Away From Me" with Sweetums.
Wayne and Wanda: "Let it Snow, Let it Snow, Let it Snow."
Backstage: Although he initially loves the show, James talks Kermit into adding some "razzle-dazzle" to "dull, slow-moving acts" like the Swedish Chef. After messing up several acts with his concepts, including Spanish dancers with the Chef, and chorus girls in Veterinarian's Hospital, James decides to downsize for his closing number... to the point that he's the big man on stage!
Song: Wayne sings "Catch a Falling Star."
Song: "Sweet Gingerbread Man" by the Gingerbread Men.
Guest Act: "Got anything cheaper?" sketch.
Song: Miss Merman sings "There's No Business Like Show Business."
Swedish Chef: Banana split, interrupted by dancers.
Song: "Ol' Lazybones" by the Electric Mayhem.

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Swedish Chef: The Swedish Pig makes popcorn.
Guest Act: The Intergalactic Brotherhood of Man, Including Things," with Lew Zealand.
Fozzie’s Act: 'Good grief, the comedian’s a bear!'
Guest Act: "I Really Love You" with Rowlf.
Song: "You Put a Piece of Carbon Paper Under Your Heart" by Annie Sue.

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Song: "Octopus's Garden," with Robin, Kermit, Piggy, and Animal.

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Veterinarian’s Hospital: Patient with three feet.
Kermit has a crush on Linda, so Miss Piggy locks him in a trunk filled with Gonzo's fungus collection. Linda finds him, and they share a romantic moment, but Piggy locks him up again and drags the trunk onstage during "Pigs in Space".
Talk Spot: Kermit tells Peter Sellers to be himself; Peter Sellers replies he cannot because "there is no me" and "I had it surgically removed."
Guest Act: Dale sings "Deep in the Heart of Texas."
In honor of Señor Wences and his puppets, Kermit decides to do something new: a puppet show. Fozzie wants to do a marionette act with a Dancing Clown puppet, but the marionette eventually pulls Fozzie down on the stage with him and takes control of the strings himself.
Guest Act: "You've Got to Have Friends."

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Running Gag: Crazy Harry explodes things.
Song: "The Boy I Love," by Miss Piggy, accompanied by Rowlf .
Pressing Questions: Is the Human Body Obsolete?
Guest Act: Lesley is supposed to perform with Rowlf, but Marvin Suggs and his Muppaphones arrive in his place. They play "The Blue Danube," before Rowlf kicks them offstage. Rowlf and Lesley then perform "Just the Way You Are."
Gonzo's Act: Gonzo recites Shakespeare in his own way.
Backstage: Fozzie's mother is in the audience.
Guest Act: Robin and Marian sing "I Still Love You."
Backstage: Fozzie and Scooter prepare to do the telephone pole bit.
Guest Act: "Put Another Log on the Fire."

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Song: Dr. Teeth performs a song about cheesecake.
Fozzie’s Act: 'If you don’t laugh, I’ll never come back.'
Gonzo's Act: Yodeling Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov while riding a motorized pogo-stick.
Pressing Questions: Is conversation a dying art?
Guest Act: "I Know an Old Lady Who Swallowed a Fly."
In honor of Johnny Cash's appearance, the show is simulcast over country radio station WHOG, and the radio broadcast threatens to overwhelm the actual show. The head of WHOG, Big Tiny Tall Saddle, insists on making all the decisions. He refuses to let Rowlf go on, and instead schedules Grampaw McGuire and his whistling bricks. Kermit tries to run his own show, but Big Tiny is one of the toughest men alive — when he's annoyed, he has a habit of wrapping microphone stands around people's necks. Fozzie is replaced by Big Tiny's nephew, Wally Whoopie, a stand-up comedian who makes fun of the bear — which inspires Kermit to stand up for his friend and his show.
Statler and Waldorf get their chance to do a better show than Kermit. They play hosts, while Kermit and Fozzie watch from the balcony. Unfortunately, Statler and Waldorf's acts don't turn out exactly as they plan. The Berlin National Opera Company, who were going to perform the first act finale from Siegfried, can't make it on time, so the Salzburg Sauerkraut Singers have been sent instead. Statler and Waldorf didn't agree beforehand on which holiday Hal should do a tribute to, so Hal's Fourth of July number is invaded by Gonzo singing Christmas songs from a chicken-drawn sleigh. Plus, Miss Piggy sings "Just an Old-Fashioned Girl," instead of the star from India, Endura Mahashira. Finally, Statler and Waldorf admit that the show is harder to put together than it looks and happily go back to complaining from the balcony.
Canteen: Fozzie and some clean-cut kids.
Pigs in Space: The Swinetrek plummets towards Earth at an incredible rate of speed, needing to toss some excess weight overboard to slow down.
Song: Dr. Teeth, Zoot, and Floyd do "A New York State of Mind."

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