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S1·E1 Joel GreyFozzie works on a new act -- jokes on any subject -- and drives everyone crazy. Finally, he gets on stage and asks for any word. Statler and Waldorf call his bluff by…
S1·E2 Rita MorenoFozzie Bear becomes embroiled in a running gag involving the backstage phone. Throughout the episode, Rita parodies her combative image. She battles with several…
S1·E3 Sandy DuncanFozzie performs Gags Beasley's famous "banana sketch," which everyone has heard of except Kermit. When Kermit asks Sandy and Fozzie to tell him what it is, they laugh…
S1·E4 Jim NaborsA young kid named Scooter applies for a job as a go-fer. When Kermit remarks that he doesn't even look like a gopher, Scooter explains that he'll go-fer coffee, he'll…
S1·E5 Ruth BuzziScooter's uncle sends a mechanical, wind-up TV show host, an exact duplicate of Kermit. The robot harasses Kermit and flirts with Miss Piggy.
S1·E6 Paul WilliamsScooter talks Fozzie into doing "the telephone pole bit," and Fozzie practices dutifully until he finds out what the bit is: Fozzie dresses up as a public telephone, and…
S1·E7 Florence HendersonThe Muppet Theatre is plagued by a variety of pig-related problems, both onstage and off. First, The Bouncing Borsalino Brothers flub their act and crash through the…
S1·E8 Peter UstinovKermit becomes jealous when Miss Piggy, Fozzie, Hilda and Scooter rave about Peter Ustinov. At the end, Peter admits that he's jealous of Kermit; he's always wanted to…
S1·E9 Lena HorneKermit cuts Miss Piggy's scheduled song so she won't look foolish following Lena Horne. He tells her that "there are singers and there are singers," making her think…
S1·E10 Harvey KormanEmbarrassed about being the "token person" on the show, Harvey is dressed up as a giant chicken.
S1·E11 Candice BergenFozzie brings a series of deliveries to Kermit, pestering the frog with lousy gags.
S1·E12 Ben VereenFozzie gets stuck in a magician's trick cabinet. The cabinet is dragged onstage so that he can perform his act -- and at the end of the act, two pig stagehands tip the…
S1·E13 Charles AznavourWhen he's unable to get a spot on the show, Gonzo asks Scooter to be his manager. Scooter advises Gonzo to do a rock act, banging on a large rock with a mallet. Later,…
S1·E14 Phyllis DillerAging wardrobe woman Hilda puts on a wig and makeup to try to make herself look younger. She is spotlighted in a backstage plot for the first and last time.
S1·E15 Avery SchreiberTo make Kermit jealous, Miss Piggy instructs Scooter to tell him that Avery is in love with her. Kermit finds out that it's all a trick, and Piggy karate-chops everybody.
S1·E16 TwiggyKermit is skeptical when everyone backstage is terrorized by "the Phantom of the Muppet Show." There turns out to be one, though -- Uncle Deadly, a monster-actor who…
S1·E17 Valerie HarperThis is one of only a few Muppet Show episodes that open the show after the theme song with some kind of offstage scene. There's also a couple of scenes with the guest…
S1·E18 MummenschanzMiss Piggy is repulsed when Gonzo tells her that he loves her. Kermit tries to help by asking Piggy if she would like to go to dinner -- and when she accepts, he fixes…
S1·E19 Juliet ProwseMuppy, the favorite pet of The Muppet Theatre owner J. P. Grosse, becomes a prima donna when Kermit reluctantly allows him to do a musical number with Scooter. Muppy…
S1·E20 Kaye BallardTired of the "embarrassingly square" theme song, bass player Floyd Pepper informs Kermit that he and the rest of the orchestra pit (except Rowlf) are quitting. Kermit…
S1·E21 Bruce ForsythFozzie Bear has a plan to get back at Statler and Waldorf when he does his act, but is crushed when he's replaced by Bruce Forsyth. Fozzie throws some nasty jokes and,…
S1·E22 Ethel MermanFozzie's agent, Irving Bizarre, negotiates Fozzie's contract with Kermit. Kermit ends up offering Fozzie ten times as much money; unfortunately, Fozzie made nothing…
S1·E23 Connie StevensWhen Fozzie overhears Hilda, Kermit, and Scooter talking about getting rid of "that bear," he thinks they're talking about him, only to find out later it's actually…
S1·E24 Vincent PriceIn honor of guest star Vincent Price, the show is filled with monsters, ghosts, bats, vampires and spooky situations. A three-headed monster auditions for the show: "We…Cast
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Bruce Schwartz
Guest Puppeteer
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Graham Fletcher
The Spider (voice)
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Beverly Sills
Self - Special Guest Star
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Anne Murray
Self - Special Guest Star
Crew
- Creator
- Jim Henson
- Producers
- Jim Henson, Jack Burns
- Executive Producers
- David Lazer
Details
- First air date
- Sep 5, 1976
- Last air date
- Mar 15, 1981
- Seasons
- 5
- Episodes
- 120
- Episode runtime
- 26 min
- Network
- ITV1
- Status
- Ended
- Studios
- Henson Associates, Associated Television, ITC Entertainment
- Country
- United Kingdom, United States of America
- Language
- English
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