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Hi, I'm Brian Henson.

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The Muppet Show was originally shot in
Elstree, just north of London.

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And it was a wonderful process to watch.

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You walk out of these dingy London
streets and then you go inside the

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There's brightly colored, crazy,
frenetic energy.

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The way the show was shot, though, is it
took three frantic days to shoot each

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episode. One thing that was amazing is
the audience, for some reason, always

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thought that the show was shot live,
which always astounded me, because if

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watch The Muppet Show, every shot is a
special effect.

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There's a little trick going on
everywhere, and it took a lot of time

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of effort to sort of pull that together.

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Of course, the real audience for The
Muppet Show, as you see in the show, is

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bunch of...

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Muppet monsters and various creatures
because we always knew they would laugh

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the right times The monsters in the
audience particularly enjoyed this show

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I hope you do too. Enjoy

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Linda Carter Linda

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Carter. I know I know scoots. It's 20
seconds to curtain You can read my mind.

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I'm not reading your mind.

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I'm reading my script

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Oh, no, no. Kermit wouldn't allow a
script on this show. Everything we say

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here is ad lib.

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It's the Muppet Show with our very
special guest star, Linda Carter.

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Don't start? We haven't left yet!

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It's time to get things started on the
most sensational, inspirational,

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celebrational...

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for you tonight, because our very
special guest is that lovely star of

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television's Wonder Woman, Miss Linda
Carter!

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Yes! But right now, let's get the show
started with... Excuse me, excuse me.

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You forgot to mention the sketch I am
in.

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I didn't forget, I just didn't think it
was important.

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You didn't?

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It's important, but not that important.

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I mean, it's not like it was a matter of
life and death.

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You're sure about that?

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Ladies and gentlemen, later on in the
show, our own Miss Piggy here will be

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portraying a brand new character, Wonder
Pig.

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Wonder Pig?

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Thank you, Jimmy.

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You're welcome.

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Isn't it great to be alive?

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Which reminds me of our opening number,
ladies and gentlemen. How long has it

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been since you watched a good old
-fashioned human sacrifice?

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in Vietnam.

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What would you do if I sang out of tune?
Would you stand up and walk out on me?

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Lend me your ears and I'll sing you a
song And I'll try not to sing out of key

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Oh, I get high with a little help from
my friends I get high with a little

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help from my friends Gonna try with a
little help from my friends Do you

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need...

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Somebody to love.

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Could it be anybody?

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I need anybody to love. Really? I get by
with a little help from my

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friends. I'm gonna try a little help
from my friends.

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Take you by with a little help from my
friends.

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Yes, I get by with a little help from
my, with a little help from my friends.

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I think I just lost my lunch.

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You

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think

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the lobsters would share some of their
popcorn with us? No chance.

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They're too shellfish.

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Correspondence course?

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Your correspondence course?

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How to be a superhero.

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Yeah, it comes complete with a helmet, a
cape, a red shirt, and an instruction

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book called Invincibility Made Easy.

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I don't believe that. I'm doing it
because Wonder Woman's on our show.

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No, no, no. Linda Carter is on our show.
She's not going to play Wonder Woman

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tonight. Well, that's just as well.
There'll be plenty of superheroes

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What do you mean, plenty?

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Well, everybody's taking the course.

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Lesson two, deflecting bullets with
their magic gold bracelets.

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Hi, Kermit. What are you doing?

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Just noticing that this season has
produced a bumper crop of nuts.

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Sam, you know that human sacrifice
number at the top of the show? Oh, yes.

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Well, is that kind of thing going to be
going on throughout this entire show?

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Oh, Miss Carter, I'm afraid so.

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Good, because I loved it.

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Linda, your number is next.

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Thanks, Kermit.

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Congratulations. For what?

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You are the next human to be sacrificed.

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Listen, Linda, you know, about this
number you're about to do, well, none of

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band has rehearsed this number.

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Well, that's okay. I brought my own
band.

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Oh, says the frog feeling control
slipping through his fingers?

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Don't worry about it, Kermit. This is
one terrific band.

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Oh, what kind of band is it? Oh, it's a
rubber band.

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me down my walking cane. Hand me down my
hat.

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Hurry now and don't be late because we
ain't got time to chat.

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You and me, we're going out to catch the
latest sound.

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Guaranteed to blow your mind so high you
won't come down.

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Hey y 'all, prepare yourself for the
rubber band.

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Man, you never heard it sound like the
rubber band.

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And the rubber band stopped again.

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and play at a club outside of town.

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I was so surprised there was heaven
inside for the sound these cats put

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When I saw this short band cat switch a
band between his toes, hey, I laughed so

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hard because the band got down and it
finally reached its low.

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Hey, y 'all, prepare yourself for the
rubber band, man.

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You never heard the sound like the
rubber band, man.

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Well, make him into a tire and drive him
to Pittsburgh.

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Okay,

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hey, that was wonderful, Linda.

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Thank you very much.

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Oh, look at this. The apprentice
superheroes are still at it.

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Boy, this invincibility made easy is
some kind of crazy book.

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Chapter 4, Vanishing. To vanish, it
requires several minutes of hard work to

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achieve.

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Vending steel bars is simple if you have
a pure heart and clean thoughts.

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Let's see.

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Swinging from building to building on a
rope should be practiced perhaps by

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starting swinging across a room.

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Ah, right.

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Then, of course, there's Lou Zealand.
He's practicing x -ray vision.

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Pick a closed door.

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stare at it for several seconds, and
suddenly the door will seem to

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vanish and you'll see inside the room.
Oh, gotcha!

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I can see a room!

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I have a great vision!

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Here's a Muppet News flag.

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Dateline Egypt.

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Archaeologists today discovered an
ancient tomb more than 5 ,000 years old

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the Nile Valley.

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An inscription over the tomb warned that
the crocodile god Rezal -Evad -Gib,

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that's Rezal -Evad -Gib, would wreak a
terrible vengeance on anyone who entered

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the tomb or even pronounced his name
aloud.

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That's a ridiculous story. I don't
know...

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you about something no no time for the
nicey nicies something terrible just

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happened to the newsman downstairs
you're kidding what well they sent me up

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to tell you not to say this very
dangerous word oh okay what's the word

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it's uh oh no i forgot it

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But whatever you do, don't say it. Now,
how can I not say a word if you don't

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know what it is and you can't remember
it, huh?

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I mean, it could be anything. It could
be pencil.

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No, I guess that wasn't it.

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Well, it could be shoehorn, hairbrush,
powder puff.

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Don't be careful. Stop it. You might say
it by accident.

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Oh.

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Okay, now listen, Beau.

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Why don't you try to remember? Try very,
very, very hard, okay?

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You mean think? Think, right. That's
hard.

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Okay. Okay, come on.

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That's no use.

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It's right on the tip of my tongue.

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It is right on the tip of your tongue.
It says, wait, wait, hold still. Re

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-Zell. E -Vell.

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I bet you thought they were going to say
Re -Zell, E -Vell.

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That could have been you.

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I look at you all See the love there

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that's sleeping While my guitar gently

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weeps I look at the floor And I

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see it needs sweeping Sleeping.

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How?

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Disgusting. Get away.

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Sam.

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Hey, Sam. What?

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What are you doing? I am censoring this
show.

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Well, what are you writing down there?

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Already I have 14 disgusting items that
have occurred on this show.

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Well, like what?

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Well, first of all, there's one here.

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A possible romantic liaison between a
frog and a pig.

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Well, I guess I'm not very happy about
that one myself.

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But what do you do with this?

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I send it to a very important person.

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Who?

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None of your business.

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That's what I mean. What is that? Is
that a chicken? That's a chicken. And a

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penguin? What is this? What is this?

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Well, that's a rat.

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A rat?

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What is a rat doing in a legitimate
theater?

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I sent him out to buy me a chocolate
milkshake, actually.

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You let a rat touch your food?

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Well, sure, Sam. That's the kind of
place it is. You know, the chickens

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the pig sings, and the rat goes out and
gets me some food. All right, all right,

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all right.

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That's it. I want this rat out of the
theater. Wait, I'll do it.

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Rat! Rat!

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I'm talking to you.

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I'm making a citizen's rat arrest.

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Out!

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It was a command decision.

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But Sam, you can't just send those rats
out. I mean, they perform a very useful

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function. They gather all the trash and
garbage around the theater and take it

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out in the alley and dump it.

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Okay, guys, do it.

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What?

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So here is a story of sheer terror when
civilization is threatened by one of the

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most frightening creatures ever to roam
the earth. Who can save us? Ladies and

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gentlemen, our own Miss Piggy, starring
as Wonder Pig.

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Wonder Pig.

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A word of caution. There are scenes in
this story which may not be suitable for

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adults.

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Oh, Doctor, at last you've come.

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Do you keep any chickens on the ranch?

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Has she had any cacciatore?

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The chickens are getting so big on this
show.

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It's like a job for super sheep.

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can fly as long as he believes that he
can stand at the very top of a tall

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Thank you very much, because this has
definitely been one of the worst

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experiences I have... No, I'm just
kidding you. I have had a fabulous

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time. Great. As a matter of fact, I
think that we came through this with

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colors, don't you? Oh, more than that.
We got through it with flying Muppets.

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You've turned into Money Man!

