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* GladiatorGames: The first guest sketch sees Sylvester fighting a lion this way. When Rowlf (as Emperor) gives the thumbs down the duo break into "Let's Call the Whole Thing Off" instead.

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* GladiatorGames: The first guest sketch sees Sylvester fighting a lion this way. When Rowlf (as Emperor) gives the thumbs down down, the duo break into "Let's Call the Whole Thing Off" instead.
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* SawAWomanInHalf: Fozzie attempts the trick with a substitute lady, namely, Otto the comedy robot in a wig. The effect on Fozzie was rather [[IncrediblyLamePun shocking]].

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* SawAWomanInHalf: Fozzie attempts the trick with a substitute lady, namely, Otto the comedy robot in a wig. The effect on Fozzie was rather [[IncrediblyLamePun [[{{Pun}} shocking]].
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* ClosestThingWeGot: Fozzie needs a lady for his SawAWomanInHalf act. Kermit tells him he's found one (who turns out to be Otto).

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* ClosestThingWeGot: Fozzie needs a lady for his SawAWomanInHalf act. Kermit tells him he's found one (who turns out to be Otto).Otto in a blonde wig).
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* ClosestThingWeGot: Fozzie needs a lady for his "sawing a lady in half" act. Kermit tells him he's found one (who turns out to be Otto).

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* ClosestThingWeGot: Fozzie needs a lady for his "sawing a lady in half" SawAWomanInHalf act. Kermit tells him he's found one (who turns out to be Otto).
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* SawAWomanInHalf: Fozzie attempts the trick with a substitute lady, namely, Otto the comedy robot in a wig. The effect on Fozzie was rather [[IncrediblyLamePun shocking]].
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* GladiatorGames: The first guest sketch sees Sylvester fighting a lion this way. When Rowlf (as Emperor) gives the thumbs down the duo break into "Let's Call the Whole Thing Off" instead.
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* NoFourthWall: Once again, Kermit mentions the LaughTrack.
--> '''Kermit:''' We'll see you all next time on ''The Muppet Show''! You've been a wonderful laugh track!
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-->'''Fozzie:''' Oh, shut up.
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* IWantMyMommy: Otto whimpers, "Mama, mama, mama!" as Fozzie begins sawing.

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* IWantMyMommy: Otto whimpers, "Mama, mama, mama!" mama...!" as Fozzie begins sawing.
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* IWantMyMommy: Otto whimpers, "Mama, mama, mama!" as Fozzie begins sawing.
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* HarmlessElectrocution: As Fozzie starts to saw Otto in half, Professor Flan warns him about the main power cables—a warning that comes too late, as that's exactly what Fozzie cuts into.
-->'''Waldorf:''' Eh, what did you think?\\
'''Statler:''' Shocking!\\
'''Waldorf:''' ''[chuckles]'' Yes. But was it funny?\\
'''Statler:''' Of course not. That'd really be shocking!
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* ClosestThingWeGot: Fozzie needs a lady for his "sawing a lady in half" act. Kermit tells him he's found one (who turns out to be Otto).
-->'''Fozzie:''' You did? Is she beautiful?\\
'''Kermit:''' No, but she's willing.\\
'''Fozzie:''' Good enough.
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* Sketch: Fozzie's Comedy Spot—Fozzie the Magician (Cutting a lady in half: Otto. But gets electrocuted)

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* Sketch: Fozzie's Comedy Spot—Fozzie the Magician (Cutting (Sawing a lady in half: Otto. But gets electrocuted)
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Tonight's special guest star is Rocky Balboa's Creator/SylvesterStallone. And the teenage muppet girls are too excited about him.

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Tonight's special guest star is Rocky Balboa's Creator/SylvesterStallone. And the teenage muppet girls are too excited about him.
Creator/SylvesterStallone—and Scooter is selling backstage passes to his adoring fans.



* Song: "Hawaiian War Chant" - The Hawaiian Pigs and other muppets (and an Aku Stone head)

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* Song: "Hawaiian War Chant" - The Chant"—The Hawaiian Pigs and other muppets (and an Aku Stone head)



* Song: "Let's Call the Whole Thing Off" - Sylvester Stallone and a Cowardly Lion in the Roman Coliseum.

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* Song: "Let's Call the Whole Thing Off" - Sylvester Off"—Sylvester Stallone and a Cowardly Lion cowardly lion in the Roman Coliseum.Colosseum.



* Song: "Lady Be Good" - Dr. Teeth and The Electric Mayhem.

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* Song: "Lady Be Good" - Dr.Good"—Dr. Teeth and The Electric Mayhem.



* Song: "William Tell Overture" - Beauguard with the Muppet band
* Sketch: Veterinarians Hospital - "Hawaiian Pig"

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* Song: "William Tell Overture" - Beauguard Overture"—Beauguard with the Muppet band
* Sketch: Veterinarians Hospital - "Hawaiian Hospital—"Hawaiian Pig"



* Sketch: Fozzie's Comedy Spot - Fozzie the Magician (Cutting a lady in half: Otto. But gets electrocuted)
* Song: "A Bird in a Gilded Cage" - Sylvester Stallone and a group of muppets.

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* Sketch: Fozzie's Comedy Spot - Fozzie Spot—Fozzie the Magician (Cutting a lady in half: Otto. But gets electrocuted)
* Song: "A Bird in a Gilded Cage" - Sylvester Cage"—Sylvester Stallone and a group of muppets.



* ClamshellsAsMouths: At the beginning of the episode, when Sylvester tells Scooter that he's feeling happy as a clam, a bunch of actual clams show up complaining about their problems in this fashion.
* EverybodyCries: The song "A Bird In A Gilded Cage" puts Sylvester, The Muppets, and the entire audience (including Statler and Waldorf) into tears.
* GroupieBrigade: Scooter lets a bunch of Sylvester's groupies backstage, much to Kermit's consternation.

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* ClamshellsAsMouths: At the beginning of the episode, when Sylvester tells Scooter that he's feeling Scooter, "I'm happy as a clam, clam," a bunch of actual clams show up up, complaining about their problems in this fashion.
* EverybodyCries: The song "A Bird In A Gilded Cage" puts leaves Sylvester, The the Muppets, and the entire audience (including Statler and Waldorf) into in tears.
* GroupieBrigade: Scooter lets sells backstage passes to a bunch of Sylvester's groupies backstage, groupies, much to Kermit's consternation.

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* Song: ''Hawaiian War Chant'' - The Hawaiian Pigs and other muppets (and an Aku Stone head)

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* Song: ''Hawaiian "Hawaiian War Chant'' Chant" - The Hawaiian Pigs and other muppets (and an Aku Stone head)



* Song: ''Let's Call the Whole Thing Off'' - Sylvester Stallone and a Cowardly Lion in the Roman Coliseum.

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* Song: ''Let's "Let's Call the Whole Thing Off'' Off" - Sylvester Stallone and a Cowardly Lion in the Roman Coliseum.



* Song: ''Lady Be Good'' - Dr. Teeth and The Electric Mayhem.

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* Song: ''Lady "Lady Be Good'' Good" - Dr. Teeth and The Electric Mayhem.



* Song: ''William Tell Overture'' - Beauguard with the Muppet band

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* Song: ''William "William Tell Overture'' Overture" - Beauguard with the Muppet band



* Song: ''A Bird in a Gilded Cage'' - Sylvester Stallone and a group of muppets.

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* Song: ''A "A Bird in a Gilded Cage'' Cage" - Sylvester Stallone and a group of muppets.



* EverybodyCries: The song ''A Bird In A Gilded Cage'' puts Sylvester, The Muppets, and the entire audience (including Statler and Waldorf) into tears.

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* ClamshellsAsMouths: At the beginning of the episode, when Sylvester tells Scooter that he's feeling happy as a clam, a bunch of actual clams show up complaining about their problems in this fashion.
* EverybodyCries: The song ''A "A Bird In A Gilded Cage'' Cage" puts Sylvester, The Muppets, and the entire audience (including Statler and Waldorf) into tears.



%% * GettingCrapPastThe Radar: Due to overwhelming and persistent misuse, GCPTR is on-page examples only until 01 June 2021. If you are reading this in the future, please check the trope page to make sure your example fits the current definition.



** ''Lady Be Good'' was shown in Europe only. It did not air in North America until 1992 when [[Creator/DisneyChannel The Disney Channel]] reran it.

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** ''Lady "Lady Be Good'' Good" was shown in Europe only. It did not air in North America until 1992 when [[Creator/DisneyChannel The Disney Channel]] reran it.



* WilliamTelling: Beauregard, after explaining to Sam that he's playing in the William Tell Overture, stands against the stage's proscenium. At the end of the piece, the double bass player uses the strings of his instrument as an archer's bow to shoot the bass's bow across the stage. The bow then pierces an apple on Beauregard's head

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* WilliamTelling: Beauregard, after explaining to Sam that he's playing in the William Tell Overture, stands against the stage's proscenium. At the end of the piece, the double bass player uses the strings of his instrument as an archer's bow to shoot the bass's bow across the stage. The bow then pierces an apple on Beauregard's headhead.
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"''Statler:''' What's that got to do with this show?

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"''Statler:''' '''Statler:''' What's that got to do with this show?

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* WilliamTelling: Beauregard, after explaining to Sam that he's playing in the William Tell Overture, stands against the stage's proscenium. At the end of the piece, the double bass player uses the strings of his instrument as an archer's bow to shoot the bass's bow across the stage. The bow then pierces an apple on Beauregard's head.

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* WilliamTelling: Beauregard, after explaining to Sam that he's playing in the William Tell Overture, stands against the stage's proscenium. At the end of the piece, the double bass player uses the strings of his instrument as an archer's bow to shoot the bass's bow across the stage. The bow then pierces an apple on Beauregard's head.head
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-->'''Waldorf:''' Well, they say all good things come to an end.\\
"''Statler:''' What's that got to do with this show?
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* EverybodyCries: The song ''A Bird In A Gilded Cage'' puts Sylvester, The Muppets, and the entire audience (Including Statler and Waldorf) into tears.

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* EverybodyCries: The song ''A Bird In A Gilded Cage'' puts Sylvester, The Muppets, and the entire audience (Including (including Statler and Waldorf) into tears.
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** A clip of the episode was featured in the opening montage of ''Film/RockyIII'', with Jim Henson dubbing his line to refer to the guest as Rocky.

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** A clip of the episode was featured in the opening montage of ''Film/RockyIII'', with Jim Henson dubbing his line to refer to the guest as Rocky.Rocky.
* WilliamTelling: Beauregard, after explaining to Sam that he's playing in the William Tell Overture, stands against the stage's proscenium. At the end of the piece, the double bass player uses the strings of his instrument as an archer's bow to shoot the bass's bow across the stage. The bow then pierces an apple on Beauregard's head.
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* GroupieBrigade: Scooter lets a bunch of Sylvester's groupies backstage, much to Kermit's consternation.
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* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: Stallone's fangirls are outright called "groupies" several times, typically a term for women who hang around a big star trying to sleep with them.

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* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: Stallone's fangirls are outright called "groupies" several times, typically a term for women who hang around a big star trying to sleep with them.

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* ReCut: ''Lady Be Good'' was shown in Europe only. It did not air in North America until 1992 when [[Creator/DisneyChannel The Disney Channel]] reran it.

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''Lady Be Good'' was shown in Europe only. It did not air in North America until 1992 when [[Creator/DisneyChannel The Disney Channel]] reran it.it.
** A clip of the episode was featured in the opening montage of ''Film/RockyIII'', with Jim Henson dubbing his line to refer to the guest as Rocky.
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Tonight's special guest star is Rocky Balboa's Creator/SylvesterStallone. And the teenage muppet girls are too excited about him.

!!Skits and songs:
* Song: ''Hawaiian War Chant'' - The Hawaiian Pigs and other muppets (and an Aku Stone head)
* Backstage with the girls with Scooter and Kermit
* Song: ''Let's Call the Whole Thing Off'' - Sylvester Stallone and a Cowardly Lion in the Roman Coliseum.
* Backstage with Scooter and the girls.
* Dressing Room: Sylvester Stallone shows the girls his punching bag while he is playing Rocky Balboa.
* Sketch: Professor Albert Flan and his robot comedian, Otto.
* Song: ''Lady Be Good'' - Dr. Teeth and The Electric Mayhem.
* Dressing Room: Link Hogthrob and Sylvester Stallone.
* Song: ''William Tell Overture'' - Beauguard with the Muppet band
* Sketch: Veterinarians Hospital - "Hawaiian Pig"
* Backstage: Setting up for Fozzie the Magician
* Sketch: Fozzie's Comedy Spot - Fozzie the Magician (Cutting a lady in half: Otto. But gets electrocuted)
* Song: ''A Bird in a Gilded Cage'' - Sylvester Stallone and a group of muppets.

!!This episode provides the example of:
* EverybodyCries: The song ''A Bird In A Gilded Cage'' puts Sylvester, The Muppets, and the entire audience (Including Statler and Waldorf) into tears.
* ReCut: ''Lady Be Good'' was shown in Europe only. It did not air in North America until 1992 when [[Creator/DisneyChannel The Disney Channel]] reran it.

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