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    Plot:

    Things go wrong for tonight's show. Gilda specifically asked for a 7-foot tall talking parrot, and instead got a 7-foot tall talking carrot. To make matters worse, after experimenting Muppet Labs&#;super-adhesive glue, it ends up every where and everyone gets stuck to someone or something.

    Trivia

    • Glue accidents:
      • Beaker and Gilda get stuck to a piece of exercise equipment and Bunsen gets stuck to his notes and the rope.
      • Kermit ends up getting stuck on the phone and Miss Piggy.
      • Gonzo's eyes get glued to the television set.
      • Rowlf and Zoot get stuck to their instruments.
      • The Newsman&#;gets stuck to his chair
      • Fozzie gets his hands stuck to the curtain.
      • Jaden and Alexis get stuck to each other.
      • Xion gets stuck to Jeffrey's leg while hugging him.
      • Pooh gets stuck to one of his honey pots.
      • Rabbit and Tigger get stuck together.
      • Nails gets stuck onto Jesse.
      • The Cutie Mark Crusaders get stuck to each other.

    Scenes

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    Cold Open: Guest star Gilda Radner, playing her Emily Litella character from Saturday Night Live, complains about having to perform on "The Muffin Show." She assumes that next they'll have her performing with rye bread, or little biscuits. Scooter stops her to say that she is not on The Muffin Show, but rather The Muppet Show. Emily replies, "Oh. Well, that's very different. Never mind."

    Scred made a similar mistake when he impersonated Emily Litella on Saturday Night Live, believing that the topic of conversation was "toasted English Muppets."


    "The Muppet Show Theme": Gonzo reveals that he always gets butterflies before a show. A giant butterfly tells him, "Not this time," and hits Gonzo with a club.

    Red smoke comes out of the horn; Gonzo hiccups a second red cloud.
    Eskimo pigs sing "Lullaby of Broadway." They are joined by a walrus, a penguin, a bear, and a chicken.
    Gilda comes backstage to thank Kermit for the chance to perform an operetta, and to ask if he was able to get a seven-foot talking parrot to join her for the number. Kermit appears confused, and explains that when he read her letter he couldn't quite make out her hand-writing. Instead of a parrot, she comes face-to-face with a Seven-foot-tall Talking Carrot. A shame since she was hoping to perform selections from The Parrots of Penzance.
    Gilda and the Carrot perform "Policeman's Song" and "Poor Wandr'ing One" as they make attempts at the rather difficult "I Am the Very Model of a Modern Major General." They are backed by a group of singing vegetables.

    Muppet Melodrama: The dreaded Uncle Deadly has Miss Piggy perched in a perilous position upon a precipice! He means to hold her there until she agrees to marry him. But the heroic Wayne arrives to save the day! But will he be able to? No, for he recognizes Deadly as a famous flamenco dancer and requests a demonstration. Wayne joins in, and as they dance, he accid

    Episodes

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    • Stories matter…which is why we’re a little confused that The Muppet Show is telling this one. But we’re here to talk about the good (Animal trying to meditate, percussive octopodes), the bad (overly sexualized birds), and the ugly (welcome back, overt racism!). (James Coburn wasn’t in The Good, The Bad and the Ugly but you try making an In Like Flint reference about this episode.)

    • We’ve got our goldfingers (WAH WAH WAH WAH WAAAAAHHH) all over the Shirley Bassey episode this week, with very special guest star David Beukema! Does the Barnyard Boogie turn into gold, or cottage cheese? What are the physics of these Koozebanians? Does it really rain pennies from heaven? How DO they make gold bars? And where do you buy your cheese? All this and more awaits you in the vault!

    • If you watched MASH alda time like we did as kids, you’ll love the Loretta Swit episode! It made the earth move under our feet even though we were side by side (by side) and there ain’t nobody here but us chickens when Kermit tried to fire Piggy. And what would we do without our guest star and fantastic Miss Piggy expert, Peter Savieri?

    • Leave it to us to drop an episode about the end of the world 2 days after Election Day. But don't worry! When the seven of lumps is in the ascendency with the beginning of the drowning refrigerator, it means Muppeturgy is back for season 5! We're not here to talk about politics (well, Ronald Reagan may catch some strays but it wouldn't be the first time), we're here to talk about Gene Kelly's butt! And the rest of him! Don't let us vamp for too long, let's get to singing in that cool clear rain water.

    • When Diana Ross smiles at us, we go to Rio! We’re holding up little cards to rate this episode — and the whole season — this week. Did season 4 give us a love hangover, or leave us deep in our (whoa whoa whoa) feelings? We’re taking a post-season break so this will be the last ti

    An unofficial mantra that The Muppet Showregularly stands by is "Expect the unexpected."  Very rarely does the straightforward occur on the show.  Traditional songs are covered in non-traditional scenarios, abstract creatures speak made-up languages, and sketches don't end without something going horribly wrong.  The show became increasingly bizarre because the writer's always had to top what had appeared the previous week.  By the third season, Henson and his crew had to change the game.  And that game-changer appeared with the introduction of a seven-foot-tall carrot singing tunes from The Pirates of Penzance.

    And this is just the first act of the show! (Part 1, Part 2, Part 3)

    "Episode Gilda Radner&#;" is considered by many to be a classic due to the presence of its guest star.  Known for her work on Saturday Night Live, Radner was one of the few cast members who actually appreciated Henson and the Muppets when they worked on the show in its first season.  She happily brought her comedic charm to the set of The Muppet Show for the chance to work with her old friends again.  And while she is a great asset to this episode, a guest star cannot carry an full episode by his or herself.  She is just half of the reason this episode is fondly remembered.

    The episode starts right away toying with expectations.  Radner appears as her classic character Emily Litella who, like many SNL characters, has a common schitck.  Litella often mishears key words and gets worked up into a repressed outrage over her misinterpretation before being corrected and stating sheepishly, "Nevermind!"  This time she confuses "Muppets" for "Muffins" and the audience would be so familiar with this routine that they could say her catchprase in unison with her.

    Easing the audience in with a smile.

    The opening number involves a classic bit of Muppet misdirection where "a traditional Eskimo