History BLAM / PuppetShows

--->''I'd like to get my hands on,\\
Whoever wrote this script!''

** Its BLAM status is pretty obviously intentional -- it's a parody of {{Irrelevant Act Opener}}s from stage musicals; it's an over-the-top musical sequence near the middle of the film with absolutely no plot relevance that no-one ever acknowledges again.

* ''MuppetTreasureIsland'' has the epic musical number "Cabin Fever." It actually ''is'' mentioned again, but by a character who's [[CloudCuckoolander insane enough]] that he could have just been imagining it (and his cellmates seem to think he did). Which brings us to the question: if one of the criteria is that it's never mentioned afterwards, can a BLAM be [[LampshadeHanging lampshaded]]?

** There was also a rather [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ewalHF0T0GY strange one]] in which an orange ball rolls along a roller coaster track, while illustrating how to count to three. Pretty standard so far, but for some reason the segment ends with the ball landing in a grinder, a hand turning the handle (three times of course), and the resultant powder being displayed to the audience as if to say "Ta-''Da''!" ...wait, what?

* ''SesameStreet'' once had a stop-action sequence about an orange that made no sense whatsoever. The orange bounces and shuffles its way along a kitchen counter as items attach to it, forming a face. When it is finished, the lights go down, a spotlight comes on, and it sings the "Habanera" from ''Carmen''. This alone would almost qualify as a BLAM, but it gets better: the orange struggles with her tone on the "L'amor" bit, getting more and more atonal, and her face [[NightmareFuel suddenly]] ''[[NightmareFuel explodes]]''. Moments later the pieces all fly back on, and she finishes the aria as if it never happened.