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It's The Muppet Show, with our
speciaI guest star, Mr, Peter Ustinov,

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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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Hey, the little problems
in life drive me crazy,

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Like, what do you
send to a sick florist?

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Huh? Huh?

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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, Peter Ustinov,

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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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Thank you, thank you,
And hello, dear friends,

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and welcome to this potpourri of mirth
and madness we call The Muppet Show.

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Hey, we're especially
excited around here tonight

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because our guest star
is Mr, Peter Ustinov,

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He is a man for all seasons,
an actor, a director, a writer,

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plus being a great raconteur,

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That's... that's French
for "tennis player,"

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I think,

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Anyway, we're also
fortunate in having with us

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an offshoot of the world
famous Boston Pops Orchestra,

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just the wind section, but I think
it's gonna be a thrill for us all

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so let's open the show
with an evening at the Pops,

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Mm, Well, they say, "Music hath
charm to soothe a savage beast,"

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Mm,

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Such is not the case here, however,

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Get him, Get him,

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OK, OK, Good bit, Good bit,

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Good ending, Sorry about the head,

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Oh, Kermit,

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Oh, my heart, It's going
pitter-patter, pitter-patter,

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Yeah, well, maybe you've
had too much coffee,

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No,

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It's going pitter-patter over the
man I've admired and loved for years,

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And now, to be this close to him...
- Uh, Piggy, I've told you,

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I don't have any time in my life for
any emotionaI involvement right now,

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No,

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I'm talking about Peter Ustinov,

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Oh, Well, Oh,

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He is a Renaissance man,

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Oh,

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Well, I am a leg man,

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Oops, It's time now to
introduce your new heartthrob,

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Mm-hm,
- Yeah,

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Jealousy, thy name is frog!

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OK, Right now, friends, I'd
like you to meet our guest star,

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the one and only Mr, Peter Ustinov,

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Well, Kermit, you know, it's a
pleasure for me to be with you tonight,

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It's my first experience
in performing with, uh...

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...performers other than
people, if you follow me,

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Oh, Oh, yeah, well, it takes
some getting used to, I guess,

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but we've worked with humans
before so just relax, take it easy

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and don't sit on any of
your fellow performers,

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I'll try not to, but I was going to sit
down on my dressing-room chair, you know,

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and it walked away,

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Oh, well, that was a Muppet, See, that
chair is married to the show's writer,

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Who's the writer?
- The hatrack,

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This show was written by a hatrack?
- Mm,

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Oh, well, uh...

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That's most extraordinary,
- Well, you see, anything can be a Muppet,

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In fact, in this next sketch,
you are going to be a Muppet,

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I'm going to be
a Muppet? - Mm-hm,

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Trust me, Just stand by for a big
show-biz-style introduction, OK?

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Oh, delightfuI,

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A hatrack,
- Mm-hm,

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Incredible,

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Ladies and gentlemen,
you are about to witness

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one of the wonders of modern science

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as envisioned by the
incredible Mr, Peter Ustinov,

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We take you now to Muppet Labs,

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Hello, I'm Doctor Bunsen
Honeydew, and here at Muppet Labs

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we think we have finally made
a major scientific breakthrough

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in the field of
internationaI statesmanship,

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So, it is with incalculable pride

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that I give you the
new robot politician,

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Yes, this electronic politician will
end corruption in government forever,

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And, furthermore, it is
absolutely internationaI,

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For instance, the robot politician would
make an excellent British prime minister,

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Watch,

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Although
the skies are dark

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and the road ahead is steep,

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yet with perseverance,

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we can, nay,

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we shall prevaiI,

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PrevaiI,

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PrevaiI,
- Uh... Thank you,

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And on the other hand, with equaI
ease, he could be an American president,

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And
I tell you, my friends,

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this is the greatest
country in the world,

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Stands ready to forge ahead,

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bring peace to the world,

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affluence to all nations,

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Yes, well, enough of that,

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How about a Russian premier?

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The Russian people
will not rub the SALT agreement

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into the wounds,

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Well, that's good,

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Uh...

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Come on,

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The
People's Republic of China

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objects to the running-dog
tone of this most...

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The Middle East
bloc must stand firm in the belief...

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La France eternelle,

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plus grande que...

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Italiano... Non posso piu, che...

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Das deutsche Volk muss
unter allen Umstanden...

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This means war!

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Well, back to the drawing board,

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Mr, Ustinov?

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A masterfuI performance,
- Mm,

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Reminiscent of the
late Rudolph Besser,

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Rudolph Besser is dead?

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No, he's late, He was
supposed to be here at...

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Statler, you always get me
with that same dumb joke,

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Well, maybe it's not the joke
that's dumb, if you catch my drift?

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Uh...

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Oh, where is he? Where
is that tower of talent?

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Fozzie, are you looking for me?
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Oh, Well, after that last sketch
he ended up in the dressing room,

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where he's going over his lines,
- Oh,

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The actor prepares,
- Yep,

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Oh, Oh, I tell you, Kermit,

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appearing in a sketch with Peter
Ustinov is the highlight of my career,

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I thought you said last week
that appearing with me in a sketch

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was the highlight of your career,

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I was wrong,

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How can you compare
yourself to... him?

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Uh...

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Easy, He puts on his pants
just like me, one leg at a time,

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You don't wear any pants,
- Uh...

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OK, There you are, let's see him
get away with that on television,

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Say, did you ever fall in
love with a guy at first sight?

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Mm-hm,

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But it always took a while,

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You know, just once, I'd like
to stand next to Queen Elizabeth,

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I'd rather sit in with Count Basie,

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I find that most people don't
believe what other people tell them,

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Uh...

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I don't think that's true,

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Hey, you wanna stop by the punch bowI?

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Why do they call it a punch bowI?

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That's why,

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And now,

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in my never-ending struggle
to uplift these proceedings,

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here are two distinguished professors,

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Doctors Arnold Nood and Frederick Nik,

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to discuss post-Dickensian economics,

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OK, OK, OK, Tell them the story,

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Yeah, sure, Give me a break, will you?
- Yeah, Yeah, Yeah, Yeah,

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OK, I'll give you a break,

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To best explain
post-Die-kensan...

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Whatever,
- Whatever,

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...economics, let me
tell you a little story,

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Yeah, tell them the story,
- I'm trying,

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I am trying to tell them the story,

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Shh,

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Once upon a time there
was a man named Benny,

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What else?
- What else?

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Who was visited by
his fairy godmother,

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Fairy godmother,
- Fairy godmother,

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Yeah!

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Now, Benny's fairy godmother

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promised him that he would live
forever under one condition, see?

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That he never never shave again,
- Never shave,

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Isn't that some condition?
- Ah,

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Now, Benny never shaved after that,

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And you know what?
- What? What? What?

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He lived to be 1 75 years old,

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No,

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Now, one day Benny met a beautifuI girI,
- Oh,

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It happens to anyone,
- Yeah,

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And he fell in what?
- Love?

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Yeah, He's very bright,
- Love,

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Ain't it wonderfuI?
- Oh!

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And the beautifuI girI asked
Benny to shave his beard off,

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And when the fairy godmother heard...
- Oh, yeah, yeah?

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- ... that Benny had shaved...
- Yeah, yeah, yeah?

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- ... why, she got that mad...
- Mad,

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...she turned...

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- ... she turned Benny into a Grecian urn,
- Yeah, Yeah,

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And that only goes to prove

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the economic theory...

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A Benny shaved

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is a Benny urned,

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I love it!

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# It's lonely out tonight

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# And the feeling just got right

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# For a brand new love song

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# Somebody-done-somebody-wrong
song

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OK, everybody,

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# Hey, won't you play

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# Another somebody-done-
somebody-wrong song

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# And make me feeI at home

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# While I miss my baby

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# While I miss my baby

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# So play, play for me

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# A sad melody

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# So sad that it makes everybody cry

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# A reaI hurting song

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# About a love that's gone wrong

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# Because I don't
want to cry all alone

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# Hey, won't you play

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# Another somebody-done-
somebody-wrong song

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# And make me feeI at home

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# While I miss my baby

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# While I miss my baby

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Up a key!

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# Hey, won't you play

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# Another somebody-done-
somebody-wrong song

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# And make me feeI at home

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# While I miss my baby

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# While I miss my baby

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Oh, I miss Kermit so, Oh!

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Oh, Kermit, that Peter
Ustinov is wonderfuI,

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Yeah, He is quite a
talented fellow, isn't he?

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So appreciative, so observant,

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The frog observes,
The frog appreciates,

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I had just gone in to give him his
costume and he looked at me, and he said:

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"Hilda, you have the
most exquisite hemstitch,"

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Is that so?

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Imagine a big star like that
noticing an old costume lady like me,

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Now, Hilda, you know,

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I have many times noted that your
craftsmanship as a seamstress is superb,

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It is, in fact, flawless,
and you are a wonder,

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So? What does a frog know?

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Somehow I feeI my
charisma's slipping away,

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# You do something to me

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# Something that simply mystifies me

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# Tell me why should it be

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# You have the power to hypnotize me?

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# Let me live 'neath your spell

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# Do do that voodoo
that you do so well

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# For you do something to me

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# That nobody else could

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# Nobody else could

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# Nobody else could

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# Nobody else could

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Oh, finally, I thought you'd
never get me back to myself again,

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# Nobody else could do

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Here's a Muppet news flash,

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Copenhagen, Denmark,

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Dr, Felix Oglebomb says that after
30 years concentrated research

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he has discovered the
cure for the common cold,

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Our Muppet cameras are on the scene
and we'll speak with Dr, Oglebomb

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about this great medicaI
breakthrough, Dr, Oglebomb,

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Yeah, Yeah, I am
Felix Oglebomb in Copenhagen, Denmark,

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Yes, Dr, Oglebomb, Can you
tell us about this cure?

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Yeah, of course, It was right under
our noses, do you believe that?

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I'm so excited,

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First, you stay away from sick
people, That's very important,

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Then you wrap your head in a
number-ten-sized brown paper bag

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and you pour honey over yourself

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and you hold your breath
for about an hour or so, eh?

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And this will cure the common cold?

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Positively,

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And then again...

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Yes, well, thank you
very much, Dr, Oglebomb,

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Remember, friends,
whenever big news breaks,

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you certainly won't hear it here,

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Oh,

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Once again it's inspiration time,

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And, goodness knows, we need some,

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So here they are, Wayne and Wanda,

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# The falling leaves

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# Drift by the...

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Friends, once again it's time to raise
the intellectuaI leveI of our program

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as our paneI discusses a topic of concern to thinking people everywhere
- psychiatry,

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And tonight's paneI
includes our own Miss Piggy,

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Kissy kissy,

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Cynthia Birdley,
- Enchantee.

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And our own speciaI guest is Dr, Kurt Von
Frong who is a practicing psychiatrist,

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Hello, Mummy,

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So, you are a practicing
psychiatrist, Doctor?

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Yeah, yeah, yeah,
- Mmm,

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How long you been practicing?
- Oh...

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- 35 years,
- Oh,

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Isn't it time you stopped
practicing and got on with it?

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Cynthia, please, Don't be ridiculous,
- No, no, no, Mr, Frog, It's all right,

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Misunderstandings about
psychiatry are common,

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You see, basically, it is a tooI
to help us deaI with frustrations,

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Otherwise we develop problems
that result where? In complexes,

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Oh, I know, My mother lives in one,
- Yeah, One what?

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A complex, She lives downstairs,
the Murphys live upstairs...

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You should hear them fighting all day...
- Cynthia, Cynthia, no, no, no, no, no,

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The doctor's talking about psychiatry,
- Don't... don't concern yourself,

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"The Murphys,"

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Psychiatry has its own jargon,

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and only when you know the
meaning of the various terms

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can you begin to understand,

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Terms like complex,
sublimation, regression,

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Gestalt!

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Gesundheit,

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Gestalt, not gesundheit,

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Yeah, yeah, girls, Now, now, now, see, the
doctor's talking about psychologicaI terms,

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Yes, yes, Correct, Now, Mr, Kermit,

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when it was first used, you
see, by Sigmund...

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...the father of psychiatry,

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he was the first in his field,

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Of course, he didn't get any
good at it untiI he got an office

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and he got out of that field,

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That's a trade joke,
- Well, you'd better trade it for another one,

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Cynthia, come on now, don't be
embarrassing the doctor here,

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It's all right, Mr, Kermit Frog,
- Right,

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A good psychiatrist learns to find
the proper way to handle any situation,

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You see, I think, personally,
that the Janov theory

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of primaI-scream
therapy might work here,

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It's guaranteed to get
rid of all your problems,

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I'd like to hear it,
- Me too,

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Yeah, so would I,
- Yes? You got it,

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Are you all right down there?

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No problems more, It works every time,

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I believe that does it for
tonight's pseudoscientific

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psychiatric Sigmund... discussion,

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And I hope you tune in next week

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when, with luck, I won't be there,

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What are you looking for?
- My contact lens,

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Oh,

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Oh, here it is,

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Sorry,
- Bam!

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He's in his dressing room,
I know him personally,

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Oh, really?
- Hey, Kermit?

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I was wondering, could you get
me Peter Ustinov's autograph?

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He's one of your favorites, huh?
- Oh, not one of them, He is my favorite,

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Last week I was your favorite,
- Well, we grow, Kermit, We progress,

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I just saw him in that last
sketch, I was on the floor,

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That's a lousy place
to watch a sketch from,

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I meant from laughter,

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You see, when I grow up,
I wanna be just like him,

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Last week you wanted
to be just like me,

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I was wrong,

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Kermit, I'm in my formative years,

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If you had a choice,
which would you choose?

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Would you like to grow up
and be an internationaI star

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or would you like to
grow up and be a frog?

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I'd turn green with envy
if I weren't already green,

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I hope I didn't hurt his feelings,

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# It's not easy bein' green

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# Having to spend each
day the color of the leaves

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# When I think it might be
nicer being red or yellow or gold

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# Or something much
more colorfuI like that

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# It's not easy bein' green

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# Seems you blend in with
so many other ordinary things

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# And people tend to pass you over

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# 'Cause you're not standing out
like flashy sparkles in the water

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# Or stars in the sky

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# But green's the color of spring

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# And green can be
cooI and friendly-like

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# And green can be big like a mountain

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# Or important like a river

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# Or tall like a tree

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# When green is all there is to be

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# It could make you wonder why

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# But why wonder?

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# Why wonder?

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# I'm green and it'll do fine

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# It's beautifuI

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# And I think it's what I wanna be

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Well, that just about
does it for this week

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and I want to thank our guest,
Mr, Peter Ustinov, for joining us,

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Peter, come on out here, Yeah!

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I've just been talking to your show's
writer, He's a man of many talents,

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Isn't he, though?
- Yes, Wears more than one hat,

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Oh, yeah, Peter, Hey, listen,
it's been great having you,

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although I must admit I've
been a little bit jealous,

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You have? I'm jealous of you,
- Yes,

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I've always wanted to be a frog,
- You're kidding,

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Ribbit, ribbit,

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How do you do that?
- A very tight shirt collar,

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Well, welcome to the
wonderfuI world of frogs,

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Yeah, and we'll see
you all next time on The Muppet Show.

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Well, they did improve the leveI
of television entertainment,

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Well, they had noplace to go but up,