History Recap / TheMuppetShowS3E21

* ActorAllusion: At the end of the Roger Miller episode, Roger reveals that he knows all about cluckitis because he had it once. Six years earlier he voiced the singing rooster Alan-a-Dale in Disney's ''WesternAnimation/RobinHood1973'' – maybe that was when he had it.

'''Waldorf:''' ''[[[BreakingTheFourthWall to the viewer]]]'' I bet you were expecting chickens!\\

* {{Fetish}}: Gonzo's chicken fondness means he's naturally hog-wild at the outbreak, pretty much regardless of who or what the victim previously was (except for penguins). He even hits on ''Kermit'' once he's transformed.

* PoliceAreUseless: Sergeant Link lets the perp Patrol Bear busted go for being helpful, even when he's beaten Fozzie senseless.

-->''[Statler and Waldorf have turned into dogs]''\\

* EverythingsBetterWithPenguins: "Alabamy Bound" has penguins as pilgrims.

* Song: ''Alabamy Bound'' - The Pilgrim Penguins

* Song: ''You Don't Want My Love In The Summertime'' - Roger Miller and Watermelon Muppets

* Song: ''Hats'' with Roger Miller and some Whatknot Muppet chaps (who end up turning into chickens)
* Song: ''Down at the Old Bull and Bush'' - Group of Muppets in a bar

* Song: ''Pop Goes the Weasel'' - Rowlf the Dog

* Song: ''Medley: You Had A Do Wacka Do / Dang Me / My Uncle Used To Love Me But She Died / You Can't Rollerskate in a Buffalo Herd'' - Roger Miller and a group of chickens

* Statler and Waldorf were replaced with prairie dogs.

* BadLiar: Kermit asks Robin not to tell Roger the cast is turning into chickens, so when Roger passes by, the first thing Robin says is "[[SuspiciouslySpecificDenial we're not turning into chickens!]]"
* BalefulPolymorph: Anyone who contracts Cluckitis turns into a chicken.
* BirdsOfAFeather: Pun aside, Roger and Lew Zealand get on very well together.

* EyesNeverLie: Despite turning into chickens, most of the Muppets are still recognizable by their eyes.

* ReCut: ''Down At The Old Bull And Bush'' was shown in Europe only. It was never shown in North American until it was reran on [[Creator/DisneyChannel The Disney Channel]].

-->''(Statler and Waldorf have turned into possums)''\\

''(both laugh)''\\

* CluckingFunny: An outbreak of "Cluckitis" turns everyone, except Gonzo and Miller, into chickens.

'''Waldorf:''' Woof, woof!}\\
'''Statler:''' Woof, woof.

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* Bear on Patrol - A criminal pig ends up getting cluckitis

Tonight's special guest star is country singer-songwriter Roger Miller, Wait why is everybody transforming into chickens? Oh no; there's an outbreak of "Cluckitis" going around!

* Backstage - The Pilgrim Penguin transformed into a chicken (as well as The Swedish Chef).

* Bear on Patrol - A Criminal pig (ends up getting Cluck-Itis)
* Backstage - Robin the Frog transformed into Robin the Chicken
* Song: ''Hats'' with Roger Miller and some Whatknot Muppet chaps (who throughout the song, They transformed into Chickens)

* Song: ''Pop Goes the Weasel'' - Rowlf the Dog (Until he is transformed into a chicken)

* Veterinarian's Hospital - The entire cast has Cluck-Itis
* Song: ''Medley: You Had A Do Wacka Do / Dang Me / My Uncle Used To Love Me But She Died / You Can't Rollerskate in a Buffalo Herd - Roger Miller and the Groups of Chicken Muppets

* During the credits, The band were all chicken (Rowlf the Dog was replaced with two chickens on the piano)
* Statler and Waldorf were replaced with Prairie Dogs.

* TheEyesNeverLie: Despite turning into chickens, most of the Muppets are still recognizable by their eyes.

* BalefulPolymorph: ANyone who contracts Cluckitis turns into a chicken.

Tonight's special guest star is country singer-songwriter Roger Miller, Wait why is everybody transforming into chickens? Oh no. There is an outbreak disease called ''Cluck-Itis''.

* SickEpisode: Most of the Muppets get Cluck-Itis and transformed into chicken.

Tonight's special guest star is blue grass singer Roger Miller, Wait why is everybody transforming into chickens? Oh no. There is an outbreak disease called ''Cluck-Itis''.

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