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Oh, I love Boogie.
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Boogie... Hey.
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Hey, who are you?
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I'm Buddy Rich, world -famous drummer.
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We already got one.
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You ever hear of a drummer called
Animal?
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Are you kidding? All drummers are
animals.
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Now, where's my dressing room?
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It's up the stairs. They're getting it
ready for you.
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What was that?
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Somebody touching my chair?
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No, no, no.
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We're having power trouble.
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Nothing to worry about.
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Good. I just won't sit down.
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Let's come up and show with our very
special guest.
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It's time to put on makeup.
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It's time to dress up right.
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It's time to raise the curtain on the
puppet show tonight.
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Why do we always come here? I guess
we'll never know.
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It's like a kind of torture to have to
watch the show.
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It's time to get things started on the
most sensational, inspirational,
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celebrational, motivational, this is
what we call The Muppet Show!
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Thank you, thank you, thank you! Hi -ho,
and welcome again to The Muppet
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Show, where our special guest tonight is
the world's greatest drummer, Mr. Buddy
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Rich!
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Yes, but first, to get things rolling...
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Scooter? Yeah, boss? What happened to
the lights?
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They went out.
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Oh, good.
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Okay, to kick things off on the Muppet
Show, here's a little sunshine.
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Good day, sunshine.
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Good day, sunshine.
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Good day, sunshine.
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I need to laugh.
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And when the sun is out, I've got
something I can laugh about.
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I feel good in a special way.
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I'm in love and it's a sunny day.
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Good day, sunshine.
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Good day, sunshine.
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Good day, sunshine.
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We take a walk.
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The sun is shining down.
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my feet as they touch the ground.
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All right, all you flowers, gather
around you cute things and sing!
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Ready!
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Folks, we just blew a fuse.
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I'm sorry, Fozzie. I'm not Fozzie. Oh,
Gonzo. Yes, I'm sorry about that.
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Listen, Scooter, would you go get us
some flashlights? Okay, boss.
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Okay, now listen. Everybody sing.
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How can we sing Good Day Sunshine when
it's dark?
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Well, think of something. I've got to go
help Blue Regard with the fuse box.
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Good luck.
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Remember, it's always darkest just
before dawn.
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Well, here are the flashlights.
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Somebody play something.
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Would you give me a flashlight?
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Thank you. How do you work this?
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Oh, yeah.
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Dancing in the dark, till the tune ends.
We're dancing in the
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dark, till the tune ends. We're waltzing
in the wonder of why
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we're here. Sorry.
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I'm hurry, fly, we're here.
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To brighten up the night.
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I have you, love.
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Hey, let go. That's my fish.
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I'm sorry, miss.
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Sorry, fish.
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Dancing in the dark.
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You think this is better than their
usual show?
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Of course not. Can't hold a candle to
it.
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find that fuse?
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I can't see anything.
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There's all these wires in the way.
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Well, hurry up. The audience is getting
restless.
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Oh, we don't want them to go nighty
-night.
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I'll just take out some of these wires
and like... Are
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you okay?
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I think the fuse box bit me.
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I don't want to play with fuses anymore,
okay?
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Okay, Gorg. Why don't you just go get
some candles, okay? Okay.
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And good news, Chief.
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Yeah? It wasn't Miss Piggy's hot plate
after all.
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Oh? Her hair dryer then?
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No. It was that creep Gonzo. He was
trying to air condition his closet.
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Nothing but the best for my mildew
collection.
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You're disgusting.
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Would you guys knock it off back there?
We got a show to do.
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Now, what can I send out there on a dark
stage?
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Why don't you introduce the black cat
acrobats of Kankakee?
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But they're not here.
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Nobody will ever notice.
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Here's a Muppet newsflash.
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It's too dark in here to read the news,
boy.
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Can we have a bigger candle, please?
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Thank you very much. That's much better.
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With the discovery of gold, local
residents are expecting a boom.
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Excuse me, buddy, can I see you?
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Kermit, that's the dumbest thing anyone
said tonight.
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Listen, I just wanted to tell you we'll
have the lights back on soon.
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Don't worry about me. I got eyes like a
cat.
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A really clumsy cat.
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The crisis is over. When can you do your
number?
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Oh, anytime you want me to, Kermit. Uh
-huh. Do you need to talk to the band?
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Who needs a band?
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Oh, no band?
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Fantastic. Just you and a drum kit.
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Who needs drums?
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No drums?
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No drums. We just go right into it.
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You know what? You should be doing this
on stage.
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To the stage. To the stage.
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dark to see this show.
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Oh, see?
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And my hearing aid is busted so I can't
hear it. Oh, you must be having a
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wonderful time.
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No, I'm having a wonderful time.
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Hey, Chief? Yeah? I rigged up an
emergency work light.
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Oh, good going, Scooter. How'd you do
that? Well, remember how Beauregard
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all those wires out of the fuse box and
got a big shock?
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Yeah. Well, I just put two and two
together and... Huh?
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Is he all right? Well, sure.
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I think he got a real charge out of it.
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Listen, I just don't want him to get run
down or anything.
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Are you okay, Bo?
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I'm fine.
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Did I do something wrong?
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Why do I have this urge to sing Happy
Birthday?
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Come in.
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Hey, Bo.
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How you doing?
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Oh, just terrible.
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The electric stuff won't go through the
wires.
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And everybody's blaming me.
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Oh, you're the one that's caused this
mess.
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You see what I mean?
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Everybody's out to get me.
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Can I use your window?
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Well, I know it's bad, Bo, but don't
jump.
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Jump? I was just going to take a nap on
the fire escape.
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That is, unless you know any
inspirational songs.
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Inspirational songs?
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Have I got the song for you.
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When you think you've hit the bottom and
you're feeling really
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low, you mustn't feel discouraged.
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There's always one step further down you
can go.
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Charlie, I'm starting to get inspired.
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When you're lying in the gutter, feeling
just a
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bit unsure, just wait until...
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Tomorrow, you may be lying flat -faced
down in a sewer.
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Golly, think of all those sewers!
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Don't be afraid of a little rumble. No!
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What's that for goodness sake? It's
nothing!
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Just remember, one little rumble started
the Frisco quake.
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What? Take it, folks!
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I've been living on a park.
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bench eating grass cause I've no dough
your luck will change manana
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you may be six feet under helping it
grow so just remember
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when you're lower than low there's
always one step further down oh yeah
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there's always one step further down
there's always one step further
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down you can go
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Thanks, Mr. Rich.
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I feel a lot worse.
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I like to help.
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Time once again for Veterinarian's
Hospital, the continuing story of a
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who's gone to the dark.
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Where are you guys?
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We're over here.
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Oh, Dr.
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Bob, it's so dark, you can't see your
hand in front of your face.
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That's okay. I remember what it looks
like. It's brown and has these five
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things sticking out.
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Dr.
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Bob, cancel the operation. It's too
dangerous.
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Nobody can see anything.
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Well, if that includes the audience,
it'll be the safest bit we've ever done.
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Just a second.
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That's a miner's lamp.
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Yes, and a pick.
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Now, where's the patient?
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You can't use a pick on the patient.
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I count on the patient's pocket.
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Now, where is he? Right here, Dr. Bob.
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He was trying to fix the power line and
got a severe shock.
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When he sees who his doctor is, he'll
get another one.
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And not that kind of shock.
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He's had 10 ,000 volts.
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Gee, that should be enough to get him
elected.
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What was he running for?
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The hills, if he had any sense.
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Not votes.
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Volts. Oh, in that case... Run some
volts through him again.
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Again? Yes, it's called revolting.
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It certainly is.
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And so we come to the end of another
Veterinarian's Hospital.
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Tune in next week when you'll hear Dr.
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Bob say... Listen, if it's still dark
when the patient comes to, give him
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What? That's a ballpoint pen with a
little light. What good is that?
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He can see to sign a check.
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Thank you.
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Has not anything to show more fair.
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Any more fairs?
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Any more fairs?
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Why cabbies try to patch us before they
overtakes. I stitch me flippin' hand
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out, then I jams on all me brakes.
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The jackal taxi drivers can only swear
and cuss.
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Behind that monarch of the road.
Observer of the highway code. That big
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-wheeler. Scarlet painted. Land and
transport. Diesel engine. Nice little
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sparrow on your bus.
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Although it spoils the ride.
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So I can shout, get out of it, we'll
fall right up inside.
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We don't have much for wages.
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We only want special.
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Cut down all the stages.
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And stick up all the stairs.
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If tickets cost a pound a piece, why
should you make a fuss?
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It's worth it just to ride inside.
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At 20 foot long by 10 foot wide. Say
that Monica through.
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Observer of the highway code.
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Listen,
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Bunsen, for once your goofy inventions
had better do some good because we've
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to get the lights going around here.
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Not to worry, Mr. Kermit. I will easily
power all of the lights with this
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portable generator.
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This is portable?
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Yes, it's a miracle of microelectronics.
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What's it run on?
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Batteries? Gasoline?
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No indeedy -doody. This is the age of
beaker power.
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Soon electricity will be coursing
through the entire theater.
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All right, Beaky, start running.
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Minor adjustments.
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The connections may not be quite right
yet.
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Oh, that's better.
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Come in.
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Excusez -moi, but did you... All right,
Miss Piggy, come on in.
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I just had to come in and tell you that
I think you're a truly great drummer.
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Why, thank you, Miss Piggy.
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I think you're a very large singer.
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I beg your pardon?
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Oh, nothing. I'm really glad you came
by. Oh? I have a question for you. Oh,
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yes. Well, you know, I'm kind of
interested in karate.
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Oh, buddy dear.
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Say no more, of course I shall give you
some pointers.
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I am a pink belt.
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Really?
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Buddy dear, first of all, you should put
away those silly nilly boards.
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Beginners can only hurt themselves on
that sort of thing.
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peaceful activity.
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The beginner need not dwell on the
violence and aggression.
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First, you must learn to be at peace
with it.
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Holy guacamole!
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Black belt.
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Gotcha. Speaking of black.
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It's too bad lard doesn't... Hey,
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where'd you learn to aim so good without
lights?
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Oh, just, uh, chop in the dark.
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Okay, good old Bunsen and Beaker. That
generator has just saved the day, all
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right. Let's see, uh, Swedish chef on
stage next. Swedish chef, please.
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Yeah, well, thanks, chef. I'm very
pleased, too.
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Hey. Hey, listen, guys.
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What's the matter?
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Oh, I'm afraid poor little Beaker is
getting tired.
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We'll have to throw the overdrive lever.
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Oh, what does the overdrive lever do?
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It puts an angry tiger in the wheel with
him.
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... ... ... ...
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...
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I understand for the show's finale you
want me to do some kind of a drum
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Oh, yeah. I just love drum battles.
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Okay. Who do I battle? The other guy.
You know, the one that loses.
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Animal. Animal. That's really his name.
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He looks like a sore loser.
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If this chain breaks, you'll be a sore
winner.
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Listen, I'll just go introduce you.
Floyd, get Animal ready.
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Animal.
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He's ready.
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Drum battle!
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Drum battle!
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Drum battle! Drum battle!
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And now, ladies and gentlemen, the drum
battle of the century.
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Yes, in one corner, our own ever
-popular animal.
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And in the other corner, the Muppet
Show's own fearless guest star, ladies
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gentlemen, Mr. Buddy.
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Show the lights again.
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Okay, well, we've just about come down
to the end of another one, but before we
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go, let us bring back our wonderful
guest star. Hey, gentlemen, wait till I
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this thing off, okay?
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Ladies and gentlemen, the world's
greatest drummer, Mr. Buddy Redshift!
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I'm sorry about the battle of the drums,
buddy. Oh, that's all right, Kermit.
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I'm just glad it wasn't the battle of
the pianos. That little devil would have
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killed me.
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lights went out. In the dark. Where else
will it be?
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