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Dressing Room: Spike & Scooter
Gonzo in the beginning of show:
Beautiful Day Monster dribbles Gonzo like a basketball.
* Opening Theme
* Song: Oklahoma, Fozzie with The Mutations & Japanese Muppets-w/comments from Statler & Waldorf
* Backstage: Kermit, Fozzie, Scooter & The Mutations
* An Editorial By Sam The Eagle, with Spike-w/comments from Statler & Waldorf
* Backstage: Kermit, Scottish Man & Scooter
* The Music Of Scotland, played on bagpipe
* Sketch: Muppet Newsflash, with Spike
* (UK SKIT) Song: Dog Walk, Wayne
* Backstage: Scooter, Floyd & The Swedish Chef(talking to some foreign people)
* Song: America, Dr. Teeth & The Electric Mayhem...& others
* Backstage: Kermit, Robin, Luis Greco(A Flamingo Dancer) & The Swedish Chef
* Sketch: The Intergalactic Brotherhood Of Man, Including Things, Spike & window shade-w/comments from Statler
& Waldorf
* Backstage: Kermit & Miss Piggy
* Song: Its A Small World, Spike & The Muppets
* Closing Theme
Description:
In honor of the fact that The Muppet Show is broadcast in 108 countries, Kermit plans an "international extravaganza,"
including 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.
Memorable moments: In a Japan-themed number, Fozzie tries to sing "Oklahoma, but the monster samurai dancers turn
it into "Yokahama." Sam is shocked when Spike drops his trousers, revealing boxer shorts with the British flag on
them. A Scottish bagpiper plays "Brazil."
Scooter: "I got trouble up here, boss - the Eskimos and the Arabs are sharing a dressing room.., the Arabs want it
hotter, and the Eskimos want to turn on the air conditioner!"
Kermit: "I have an introduction to make - try to get them to compromise!
Scooter: "Oh, they have compromised ... Eskimos turned on the air conditioner, and the Arabs set it on fire!"
N.B.: Yup, by the middle of their third year, The Muppet Show was already being sent to 108 countries. Unbelievable, isn't
it?
Statler and Waldorfs closing comments:
"It's A Small World" continues during end credits. Statler and Waldorf sing/move along.
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