The Muppet Show season 1 episode 13 Recap and FAQ
Episode Summary
In this episode of The Muppet Show, guest star Bruce Forsyth dazzles with song, dance, and comedy. Fozzie Bear struggles with heckler anxiety, practicing comebacks with Kermit but losing his act to time constraints. Bruce effortlessly handles the notorious hecklers Statler and Waldorf during his stand-up routine, even guiding Fozzie to some success. The show features whimsical performances like "I'm My Own Grandpa" and a charming duet between Bruce and Miss Piggy. Comedic sketches and musical interludes round out this classic Muppet Show episode.
Full Episode S01E13 Recap
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the guest star on this episode of The Muppet Show?
Mr. Bruce Forsyth.
What song does the new musical group, the Snerfs, perform?
"In A Little Spanish Town."
What challenge is Fozzie Bear facing in this episode?
Dealing with hecklers during his comedy act.
What song does Bruce Forsyth perform with an unexpected large Muppet?
"All I Need is the Girl."
What unique number is performed that explores a complicated family tree?
“I'm My Own Grandpa.”
What are Bruce Forsyth and Kermit discussing in their conversation?
The uniqueness of The Muppet Show and a humorous exchange about renting a duck.
Why is Fozzie Bear's act cut from the show?
The show is running long.
Which song do Wayne and Wanda attempt to perform?
“Trees.”
How does Bruce Forsyth handle Statler and Waldorf's heckling during his stand-up comedy?
With skillful comebacks and humor.
What happens in the "Veterinarian's Hospital" sketch?
Dr. Bob deals with a duck, leading to comic misunderstandings.
Who performs “Let There Be Love”?
Bruce Forsyth and Miss Piggy.
What does Bruce Forsyth say about his experience on the show during the closing act?
He expresses gratitude for being on the show.
What is the final joke in the closing act of the episode?
A joke about Veronica Lake being a body of water.
What type of content characterizes The Muppet Show?
A blend of musical performances, comedic sketches, and character interactions.
How does the episode exemplify the humor of The Muppet Show?
Through witty banter, physical comedy, and light-hearted sketches.