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It's The Muppet Show, with
tonight's guest star Mr, JoeI Grey!

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# It's time to play the music

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# It's time to light the lights

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# It's time to meet the Muppets
on The Muppet Show tonight

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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 Muppet Show tonight

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In our house we use paper plates,

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and every night after dinner
my wife erases the dishes,

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# To introduce our guest star

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# That's what I'm here to do

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# So it really makes me happy

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# To introduce to you

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Mr, JoeI Grey!

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# Give 'em the old razzle dazzle

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# Razzle dazzle 'em

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# Willkommen, bienvenue

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# Our show tonight will feature

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# Some stuff that looks like this

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Yoo-hoo!
Yoo-hoo!

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# But now let's get things started
on the most sensationaI, inspirationaI

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# CelebrationaI, MuppetationaI

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# This is what we call

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# The Muppet Show

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Welcome, And what a show
we have for you tonight,

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How would you like to see 4,000
woodpeckers performing an aeriaI ballet

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while 8 7 gorillas and two dozen elephants
do the dance of the sugar plum fairy?

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Well, forget it, Because instead
we've got JoeI Grey as a guest star,

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Which, in a way, is like having all
the excitement of everything I mentioned

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without having to clean up afterwards,

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But right now, let's get things
rolling on The Muppet Show,

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where we have "Comedy Tonight,"

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# Something familiar

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# Something peculiar

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# Something for everyone

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# A comedy tonight

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# Something appealing

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# Something appalling

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# Something for
everyone, a comedy tonight

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# Nothing with kings

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# Nothing with crowns

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# Bring on the lovers,
liars and clowns

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# Old situations

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# New complications

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# Nothing portentous or polite

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# Tragedy tomorrow, comedy tonight

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# Nothing of fate

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# Nothing of state

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# Weighty affairs
will just have to wait

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Wait!

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# Nothing that's formaI

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# Nothing that's normaI

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# No recitations to recite

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# Open up the curtain

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# Comedy tonight

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Well, the show is speeding
along very quickly this evening,

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Oh, yes, Someone must have told 'em
it's harder to hit a moving target,

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Hiya, Kermit,
- Oh, hi, there, Fozzie,

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Listen, you better go get ready, Go in
the dressing room and get ready, would you?

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Dressing room, Uh, uh...

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I had a dressing room so small all
the mice were hunchbacked, Ha ha,

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Please, Fozzie, no jokes
right now, I'm a tired frog,

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Tired frog,

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I knew a frog who got so tired he
fell asleep during his nap, Ha ha,

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Fozzie, what is this?
- Oh, see, it's my new act, Yeah,

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See, it's jokes on any subject, You tell
the subject and the bear does a joke on it,

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Go ahead, go ahead, go ahead,
- Fozzie, please,

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Please,

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Take my wife... Please, Ha ha,

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Fozzie, why don't you just go in
the dressing room and get ready, OK?

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Dressing room, I had a
dressing room so small...

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I heard it,
- Oh,

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But what do you think
about the act, Frog? Mm?

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Well, Fozzie, um...
It's got possibilities,

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Ah!
- Yeah, Why don't you work on it?

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Oh, boy,
- Alone,

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Oh,

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Uh, alone,

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Alone,

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This bear was left alone,

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Would you be interested in
seeing the five Temptations?

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Could you just show me a couple?
I'm not as young as I used to be,

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Two, three, four,

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Two, three, four,

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You know, George, I come
from a very old family,

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Uh, mine's older,
- Oh, really? How old?

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Uh, my family's so old
it's been condemned,

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Two, three, four,

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Boy, my brother is really something,
He's got girls eating out of his hand,

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Oh?

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Is he a lover?
- No, a waiter,

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Oh,

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You know, I'm really stuck on you,

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Oh, how sweet, You love me?

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No, I'm just stuck on you,

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Ah!

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Ladies and gentlemen, it is
with great pride and pleasure

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that yours truly, Kermit the Frog,

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introduces the internationaI star
of stage and screen Mr, JoeI Grey,

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Thank you, Kermit,

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I can't tell you what a
pleasure it is for me to be here

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appearing in the Muppet cabaret,

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Never have I entertained
in such a place before,

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So unusuaI, So bizarre,

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The most incredible nightclub by far,

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# Willkommen, bienvenue, welcome

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# Fremde

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# Etranger

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# Stranger

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# Glucklich zu sehen

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# Je suis enchantee

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# Happy to see you

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# Bliebe, reste, stay

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# Willkommen

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# Bienvenue

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# Welcome

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# Im cabaret

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# Au cabaret

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# To cabaret

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Meine Damen und Herren.

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Mesdames et Messieurs.

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Ladies and gentlemen,

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Guten Abend.
- Bonsoir.

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Good evening,

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Wie gehts?

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Comment ca va?

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Do you feeI good?

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Ich bin euer Conferencier.

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Je suis votre compere.

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I am your host,
- I am your guest,

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Gotcha,

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# Willkommen, bienvenue, welcome

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# Im cabaret, au cabaret, to cabaret

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Here life is beautifuI,
The customers are beautifuI,

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Even the orchestra is beautifuI,

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Have you ever seen such
a beautifuI orchestra?

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Well, maybe in a zoo,

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Even the dancers are beautifuI,

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If your standards aren't too high,

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# Willkommen, bienvenue, welcome

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# Im cabaret, au cabaret

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# Wir sagen

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# Willkommen,
bienvenue, welcome

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# Fremde, etranger

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# Stranger

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# Glucklich zu sehen

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# Je suis enchante

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# Happy to see you

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# Bliebe, reste, stay

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# Wir sagen

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# Willkommen, bienvenue, welcome

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# Im cabaret

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# Au cabaret

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# To cabaret

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Uh, another star in the tradition
of the late, great Boris Klinger,

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Boris Klinger?! Why, you old fooI,

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Boris Klinger was the worst music-hall
act to ever step onto the stage,

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In your opinion, maybe,

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but more than 2,000 people
attended his finaI performance,

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Yes, yes, Half of them brought the
tar and the rest brought the feathers,

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Hiya, Hilda,

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Oh, hello, Fozzie,

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Fozzie, have you seen my glasses?

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Glasses, glasses, Uh...

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I knew a minister once
who was so religious

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when he read the Bible
he wore stained glasses,

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What is this?
- It's my new act, see,

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Jokes on any subject, Yeah, pretty good,
huh? Nothing stops the old Fozzie Bear,

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I wish something would,

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Wood, wood, Two bears
go into the woods...

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Never mind, I've found my glasses,

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Found, found, found...

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Well, JoeI, you know,
I just can't tell you

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how pleased we are to have
you with us here tonight,

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Thanks very much, Kermit,
- You know,

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I understand that you come from an old
show-business family, don't you, JoeI?

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Yes, actually...

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You appeared on stage at
the ripe old age of ten, huh?

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Yes, -
Yeah, mm-hm,

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I understand you were also
born in Cleveland, Ohio,

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but now you live in New
York with your wife Jo,

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and your two children
Jimmy and Jennifer,

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Plus three cats, two dogs,
a turtle and three Frisbees,

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How do you know all that?
- Yeah, Let me ask you something,

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Well, now that you're with
us, why don't you, uh...

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why don't you just tell
us a little about yourself?

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Actually, there's
not much left to tell,

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Oh,

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Boy, what a dull guest,

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Dull, my foot, Why, that young
man is one of the all-time greats,

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Do you hear me? One of the greats,

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Well, you'll get no
argument from me on that,

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That may be the first time we ever
agreed on anything in our lives,

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No, We once agreed in
the summer of 1 91 2, yes,

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What was that?

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We agreed that Kaiser
Bill looked silly in a hat,

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Remember?

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No,

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Ah, Turkey
- land of my dreams,

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All the Turkish delights
- the Turkish women,

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the coffee, the towels,

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In every way my heart
belongs to Turkey,

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But lo, what lovely
Eastern maiden approacheth?

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Pachalafaka.

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# Pachalafaka

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# Pachalafaka

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# They whisper it all over Turkey

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# Pachalafaka

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# Pachalafaka

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# It sounds so romantic and perky

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# Oh, I know that phrase

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# Will make me thrill always

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# For it reminds me of you, my sweet

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# Just the mention of

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# That tender word of love

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# Gives my heart a
jerkish Turkish beat

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# I won't say "c'est bon"

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# Or "I'amour toujours"

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# For they can't
express what I'm feeling

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# Even "mairzy doats"

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# Or other foreign quotes

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# Don't seem to be quite so appealing

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# But pachalafaka

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# Pachalafaka

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# Takes me back with you
to passionate desert scenes

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# And it's where we'll stay

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# Till the very day

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# We find out what
"pachalafaka" means

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# We find out what
"pachalafaka" means

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Argh!

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You have got to do something
about that Fozzie Bear,

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Yes, he's driving us bananas,
- Yes,

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Yeah, If he don't stop with those
jokes on any subject, I'll kill him,

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I tell you, guys, I don't really
know exactly what to do about it,

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Sh! Here he comes,

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Well, now that's a thought, see, If you
don't like his jokes, don't say anything,

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Oh,
- Uh...

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How you doin', Kermit?
How you doin', George?

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How you doin', George?

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Oh...

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I get it, The old silent treatment,
huh? Gonna be quiet on Fozzie, huh? Uh...

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Let's see, Quiet, quiet, quiet,

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Yeah, I knew a town that was so quiet,
when someone turned the lights off,

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everybody yelled, "What was that?"

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No, no,

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She had "yes, yes" in her
eyes, but "no, no"s on her face,

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Uh, tell you, Fozzie...
- Yeah, terrific, huh? Yeah,

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Well, these jokes of yours
are starting to bug everybody,

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Bug, bug, bug...

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Bug out!

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Bug out? What kind of joke is that?

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Well, that was no joke, Fozzie,

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That was my wife,

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Hi, JoeI, Hey, why the hat?

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I got my new car outside,
Gonzo, You wanna go for a spin?

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Sure,

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Gonzo, Hey,

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Relax, relax, I didn't mean actually go
for a spin, It's just a phrase, like...

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You don't actually bite the
hand that feeds you, do you?

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I mean, one doesn't eat
one's heart out, does one?

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I mean, one doesn't
talk through one's hat,

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I hope not, I can talk for myself,

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I think I'm going bananas,

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I thought you were going for a spin,

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You're in for a speciaI
treat tonight, folks,

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as Fozzie Bear, the
comedy star of our show,

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displays his ready wit and nimble mind in
a test of comedy that would stump the best,

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You just name a subject and Fozzie
Bear will instantly give you a joke,

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So here he is now, the fastest
fur in the west, Mr, Fozzie Bear!

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Thank you, thank you, Yeah, Mwah,

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Thank you, Mwah, Love you, Yeah,

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Here I am, Fozzie
Bear, jokes on request,

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You name anything,
any word, any subject,

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and I, Fozzie Bear, will hit
you with a great joke about it,

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Don't be afraid, just yell 'em out
and I'll yell 'em back, Come on!

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Amoeba,

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Huh?

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He said "amoeba,"
- Hm,

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Uh... amoeb... Sorry,
no foreign words, Next,

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The word is only foreign to you,
- That's right,

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Anybody else? Over there?

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You said any word,
- And he said "amoeba,"

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Right,
- Right, Amoeba, Uh, uh...

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Could I come back to that?

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Fake,
- Fake, He's a fake,

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Fake,
- Fake,

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Fake? Fake? Fake, am I?

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OK, That does it, Give
me that word again,

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Amoeba!

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Right, Amoeba,

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Two amoebas walked out of a bar,

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One amoeba says to the other,
"Say, is that the sun or the moon?"

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And the other amoeba says, "I don't
know, I don't live around here,"

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He did it, He's OK,

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He certainly did, What does
"amoeba" mean, anyway?

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I don't know, I don't
live around here either,

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Now the Muppet Players
are proud to present

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a little-known classic
of Arthur Conan Doyle

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entitled Sherlock Holmes and the
Case of the Disappearing Clues.

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Sherlock Holmes here, Watson there,

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Oh, Mr, Holmes, I'm
so glad you're here,

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It's murder, Mr, Holmes, Murder,

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00:17:05,504 --> 00:17:07,062
Just calm down, my dear lady,

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Dr, Watson and I will have this case
solved in no time, Right, Watson?

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00:17:10,543 --> 00:17:16,140
Of course, Holmes can solve any crime
by a simple process of deduction,

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Yes, sir, The body of Lord
Bottomley is right over there,

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Great heavens! Don't look, Watson,
It's too horrible to gaze upon,

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What manner of fiend
could have done this?

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Actually, I'm Fielding, the butler,
Lord Bottomley lies over there,

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He's been shot, Holmes,

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Yes, yes,

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Hm, Give me a moment,

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Mm-hm,

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Of course!

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I arrest Fielding, the butler,
for the murder of Lord Bottomley,

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Amazing,
- Preposterous,

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Elementary, The butler's
fingerprints are on this glass,

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Here is a photo of the
butler committing the murder,

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The weapon in question,
registered in the butler's name,

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And finally an eyewitness, the
maid, who will seaI his doom,

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Excuse me, miss,

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So you see, Watson, pure deduction
on the face of the evidence

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brings us to the only possible conclusion,
and that is that the butler did it,

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But, Holmes, there is no
evidence, so your logic is wrong,

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Logic is never wrong, Watson,

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If there is no evidence that the butler
did it, and I certainly didn't do it,

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then the inescapable
conclusion, Watson...

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Yes, yes?
- ... is that you're the murderer,

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Mm, He's tough,
- And the other inescapable conclusion

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is that, with no evidence and
no killer, there was no murder,

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Ah,

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Gesundheit.

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Tonight, the great Gonzo has dug
deep into his limitless repertoire

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to bring us an act never before seen
on any stage anywhere in the world,

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And with his luck, it
never will be seen again,

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Ladies and gentlemen, the
greatest of all Gonzos,

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Tonight, dear patrons of the arts,

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I will, with this sledgehammer,
demolish this vintage automobile

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to the music of the "AnviI Chorus,"

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After which I will eat
the crankcase a cappella,

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Yokels! Rubes! What do
you know about great art?

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00:20:09,188 --> 00:20:13,090
That does it, I'm
giving up performing,

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00:20:16,529 --> 00:20:18,156
Hey, Gonzo,

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You can call me "Great,"

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Listen, uh, Great,

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I was just watching your
act, you know, from offstage,

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and a couple of things occurred
to me, as one artist to another,

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Do you think I should wear a top hat?

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00:20:32,211 --> 00:20:34,736
It's more than a top hat, Gonz,

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I think it's the basic act, actually,

351
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I think what you need is some
pizazz, You know what that means?

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Let me show you,

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# Just give 'em the old razzle dazzle

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# Razzle dazzle 'em

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00:20:52,665 --> 00:20:56,863
# Give 'em an act with
lots of flash in it

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# And the reaction will be passionate

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00:21:01,140 --> 00:21:05,543
# Give 'em the old hocus-pocus

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# Bead and feather 'em

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# How can they see with
sequins in their eyes?

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00:21:17,156 --> 00:21:21,490
# What if your hinges all are rusting?

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# What if, in fact,
you're just disgusting?

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# Razzle dazzle 'em

363
00:21:28,267 --> 00:21:33,705
# And they'll never catch wise

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00:21:33,772 --> 00:21:37,970
# Give 'em the old razzle dazzle

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00:21:38,043 --> 00:21:40,034
# Razzle dazzle 'em

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# Back since the
days of old Methuselah

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# Everyone loves

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# The big bamboozler

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# Give 'em the old three-ring circus

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# Stun and stagger 'em

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# When you're in trouble
go into your dance

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# Though you are stiffer than a girder

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# They let you get away with murder

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# Razzle dazzle 'em
and you got a romance

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# Give 'em the old razzle dazzle

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# Razzle dazzle 'em

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00:22:27,526 --> 00:22:31,394
# Give 'em an act that's unassailable

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# They'll wait a year
till you're available

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00:22:35,434 --> 00:22:39,871
# Give 'em the old double whammy

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00:22:39,938 --> 00:22:42,736
# Daze and dizzy 'em

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# Show 'em the first-rate
sorcerer you are

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# Long as you keep 'em way off balance

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00:22:54,353 --> 00:22:55,945
# How can they spot

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# You got no talents?

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# Razzle dazzle 'em

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# Razzle dazzle 'em

387
00:23:02,528 --> 00:23:04,462
# Razzle dazzle 'em

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00:23:04,530 --> 00:23:08,728
# And they'll make you a star

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00:23:13,305 --> 00:23:18,333
Well, with an act like that,
anybody can get applause,

390
00:23:22,281 --> 00:23:25,307
Hey, JoeI, we really wanna thank you
for being with us on the show tonight,

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00:23:25,384 --> 00:23:28,319
and I want you to know you'll
always be willkommen here,

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00:23:28,387 --> 00:23:31,049
Dankeschon, Herr Kermit,
It was mein pleasure,

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00:23:31,123 --> 00:23:34,320
Keep working on that accent,
it might come in handy,

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00:23:34,393 --> 00:23:37,829
Thank you all for joining us, and
join us next week for The Muppet Show.

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The Muppet Show.

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00:24:21,373 --> 00:24:23,807
More! More!
- Not so loud,

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They may hear you,