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{{episodetms|star=[[Harvey Korman]]|production=May 27, [[1976]]|airdate=|video=''[[The Muppet Show: Season One|Season One]]''}}
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{{episodetms|image=Harveykorman.jpg|star=[[Harvey Korman]]|production=May 27, [[1976]]|airdate=UK: November 7, 1976<br>NYC: December 13, 1976|video=''[[The Muppet Show: Season One|Season One]]''}}
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Embarrassed about being the "token person" on the show, [[Harvey Korman|Harvey]] is dressed up as a giant chicken.
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Embarrassed about being the "token person" on the show, [[Harvey Korman|Harvey]] is dressed up as a giant chicken.
   
 
==Songs/Sketches==
 
==Songs/Sketches==
* [[The Electric Mayhem]] performs "[[Love Ya to Death]]."
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* [[Dr. Teeth and the Electric Mayhem|The Electric Mayhem]] performs "[[Love Ya to Death]]."
 
* [[Kermit the Frog]] interviews [[Animal]].
 
* [[Kermit the Frog]] interviews [[Animal]].
 
* [[Talking Houses]]: Movers
 
* [[Talking Houses]]: Movers
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| [[Image:Hkepisode2.jpg|250px|center]]
|[[Image:Hkepisode1.jpg|250px|center]]|| Fozzie's Joke: "My house is so dirty that my dog buries his bones in the living room carpet!" (Fozzie doesn't get it)
 
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| "[[The Muppet Show Theme]]": [[Gonzo]] breaks the center of the O in the logo. (Repeated from [[Episode 102: Connie Stevens|episode 102]].)
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|-
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| [[Image:Hkepisode3a.jpg|250px|center]]<br>[[Image:Hkepisode3b.jpg|250px|center]]
 
| [[Kermit the Frog|Kermit]] welcomes the audience to the show. Kermit wants to start the show with a "high note" before getting a trumpet blasted in his ear. Waldorf suggest it's better than starting it with a "bang", leading them to face down [[Crazy Harry]]. With the weirdness calmed down, Kermit introduces [[Dr. Teeth and the Electric Mayhem]].
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|[[Image:Hkepisode2.jpg|250px|center]]|| "[[The Muppet Show Theme]]": [[Gonzo]] breaks the center of the O in the logo.
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| [[Image:LoveYaDeath.jpg|250px|center]]
 
| [[Dr. Teeth and the Electric Mayhem]] sing "[[Love Ya to Death]]" as everything explodes around them.
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| jquery1260732032156="93"|[[Image:Hkepisode3a.jpg|250px|center]]<br />[[Image:Hkepisode3b.jpg|250px|center]]|| [[Kermit the Frog|Kermit]] welcomes the audience to the show. Kermit wants to start the show with a "high note" before getting a trumpet blasted in his ear. Waldorf suggest it's better than starting it with a "bang", leading them to face down [[Crazy Harry]]. With the weirdness calmed down, Kermit introduces [[Dr. Teeth and the Electric Mayhem]].
 
 
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| [[Image:Hkepisode4.jpg|250px|center]]
|[[Image:LoveYaDeath.jpg|250px|center]]|| [[The Electric Mayhem|Dr Teeth and the Electric Mayhem]] sing "[[Love Ya to Death]]" as everything explodes around them.
 
 
| Kermit interviews the drummer [[Animal]], going over his love of drumming, food and his influences, including Tony Checkers, who will replace him next week. (until Animal beats the idea out of his head)
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|-
 
|-
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| [[Image:Florence04.jpg|250px|center]]
|[[Image:Hkepisode4.jpg|250px|center]]|| Kermit interviews the drummer [[Animal]], going over his love of drumming, food and his influences, including Tony Checkers, who will replace him next week. (until Animal beats the idea out of his head)
 
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| [[Talking Houses]]: Left House has pain on her insides due to movers.
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|-
 
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|[[Image:Florence04.jpg|250px|center]]|| [[Talking Houses]]: Left House has pain on her insides due to movers.
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| [[Image:Hkepisode5a.jpg|250px|center]]
 
| Harvey plays "Maurice the Magnificent", an animal tamer who tries to tame the dangerous (and extremely docile) [[Thog]]. Thog compliments "Morris" as Maurice rages. Maurice eventually makes his wild beast dance, only to unexpectedly made part of a duo by the end of the act and thrown in the cage.
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|-
 
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| [[Image:Hkepisode6.jpg|250px|center]]
|[[Image:Hkepisode5a.jpg|250px|center]]|| Harvey plays "Maurice the Magnificent", an animal tamer who tries to tame the dangerous (and extremely docile) [[Thog]]. Thog compliments "Morris" as Maurice rages. Maurice eventually makes his wild beast dance, only to unexpectedly made part of a duo by the end of the act and thrown in the cage.
 
 
| [[Panel Discussion]]: Kermit asks the panel ([[Miss Piggy]], another pig, a [[Whatnots|Whatnot]] and Harvey) "What is the Meaning of Life?" Harvey suggests life is like a tennis game, getting on Piggy's nerves with the pig puns. Harvey mentioned he has the last issue of ''Life'' before Kermit decides to end with next week's discussion: "Is Conversation a Dying Art?"
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| [[Image:Hkepisode7.jpg|250px|center]]
|[[Image:Hkepisode6.jpg|250px|center]]|| [[Panel Discussion]]: Kermit asks the panel ([[Miss Piggy]], another pig, a [[Whatnot]] and Harvey) "What is the Meaning of Life?" Harvey suggests life is like a tennis game, getting on Piggy's nerves with the pig puns. Harvey mentioned he has the last issue of ''Life'' before Kermit decides to end with next week's discussion: "Is Conversation a Dying Art?"
 
 
| [[At the Dance]]: [[Mildred]] finds herself attracted to [[George the Janitor|George]] while [[Rowlf the Dog|Rowlf]] finds a guy with a swelled balloon head. (which explodes)
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| [[Image:Hkepisode8.jpg|250px|center]]
|[[Image:Hkepisode7.jpg|250px|center]]|| [[At the Dance]]: [[Mildred]] finds herself attracted to [[George]] while [[Rowlf the Dog|Rowlf]] finds a guy with a swelled balloon head. (which explodes)
 
 
| Backstage, Rowlf and [[Muppy]] suggest their worries of ecology to Harvey: with no trees, the dogs are in trouble.
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|-
 
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| [[Image:Jam.jpg|250px|center]]
|[[Image:Hkepisode8.jpg|250px|center]]|| Backstage, Rowlf and [[Muppy]] suggest their worries of ecology to Harvey: with no trees, the dogs are in trouble.
 
 
| [[UK Spots (The Muppet Show)|UK Spot]]: Dr. Teeth and the Electric Mayhem return with "[[Sweet Tooth Jam]]", with Animal yelling "Jam!" throughout the number.
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|-
 
|-
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| [[Image:Hkepisode9.jpg|250px|center]]
|[[Image:Jam.jpg|250px|center]]|| [[UK Spots (The Muppet Show)|UK Spot]]: Dr. Teeth and the Electric Mayhem return with "[[Sweet Tooth Jam]]", with Animal yelling "Jam!" throughout the number.
 
 
| [[Talk Spots|Talk Spot]]: As Kermit worries the guest isn't having a "great time", Harvey complains about being the token person on a show with "dogs and frogs and pigs and chickens" and the fear of hoof-and-mouth disease. Feeling weird about his experience, the Muppets dress him in a chicken suit. Upon the experience, Harvey pronounces he feels like laying an egg backstage.
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|-
 
|-
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| [[Image:Vets.110.jpg|250px|center]]
|[[Image:Hkepisode9.jpg|250px|center]]|| [[Talk Spots|Talk Spot]]: As Kermit worries the guest isn't having a "great time", Harvey complains about being the token person on a show with "dogs and frogs and pigs and chickens" and the fear of hoof-and-mouth disease. Feeling weird about his experience, the Muppets dress him in a chicken suit. Upon the experience, Harvey pronounces he feels like laying an egg backstage.
 
 
| [[Veterinarian's Hospital]]: A patient has the hiccups, but Dr. Bob is more concerned with his own problems, such as being overworked and underpaid. The patient eventually explodes, and decides to quit while he's ahead.
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| [[Image:WWIGetaKickOutofYou.jpg|250px|center]]<br>[[Image:Ineedahankee.jpg|250px|center]]
 
| [[Wayne and Wanda|Wanda]] sings "[[I Get a Kick Out of You]]", where [[Wayne and Wanda|Wayne]] kicks her at the end. [[Sam the Eagle|Sam]] cries throughout it, both due to the tear in his eye thinking of them and the embarrassment of the act.
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| [[Image:110 chicken.jpg|250px|center]]
|[[Image:Vets.110.jpg|250px|center]]|| [[Veterinarian's Hospital]]: A patient has the hiccups, but Dr. Bob is more concerned with his own problems, such as being overworked and underpaid. The patient eventually explodes, and decides to quit while he's ahead.
 
 
| [[Blackouts|Blackout]]: [[T.R. the Rooster]] leads a platoon of chickens with Harvey at the end, wondering how he could get out of this "chicken outfit". Muppy keeps him in line.
|- jquery1260732032156="94"
 
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| jquery1260732032156="93"|[[Image:WWIGetaKickOutofYou.jpg|250px|center]]<br />[[Image:Ineedahankee.jpg|250px|center]]|| [[Wanda]] sings "[[I Get a Kick Out of You]]", where [[Wayne]] kicks her at the end. [[Sam the Eagle|Sam]] cries throughout it, both due to the tear in his eye thinking of them and the embarrassment of the act.
 
 
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|-
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| [[Image:Hkepisode10.jpg|250px|center]]
|[[Image:110 chicken.jpg|250px|center]]|| [[Blackouts|Blackout]]: [[T.R. the Rooster]] leads a platoon of chickens with Harvey at the end, wondering how he could get out of this "chicken outfit". Muppy keeps him in line.
 
 
| [[Fozzie Bear]] does an act with Kermit requiring him to say "Good grief, the comedian's a bear!" at the moment he says "hear"...but a problem with homophones and timing leads to the frog and the bear to nearly screw up the act until they compromise. When pointed to, Kermit says the line, to which Fozzie responds (in a bad Italian accent) "No, he's a-not! He's a-wearing a neck-a-tie!"
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|-
 
|-
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| [[Image:Hkepisode11.jpg|250px|center]]
|[[Image:Hkepisode10.jpg|250px|center]]|| [[Fozzie Bear]] does an act with Kermit requiring him to say "Good grief, the comedian's a bear!" at the moment he says "hear"...but a problem with homophones and timing leads to the frog and the bear to nearly screw up the act until they finally get to the corny punchline.
 
 
| [[Muppet News Flash]]: Middleweight champion Carl Boomer can't find anyone to defend his title against, so he's fighting himself. He thinks he can knock himself out in the 10th round. The Newsman thinks his head is "down for the count".
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|-
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| [[Image:Song.halfwaystairs.jpg|250px|center]]
|[[Image:Hkepisode11.jpg|250px|center]]|| [[Muppet News Flash]]: Middleweight champion Carl Boomer can't find anyone to defend his title against, so he's fighting himself. He thinks he can knock himself out in the 10th round. The Newsman thinks his head is "down for the count".
 
 
| [[Robin the Frog|Robin]] sings "[[Halfway Down the Stairs]]" in the middle of a staircase.
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|[[Image:Song.halfwaystairs.jpg|250px|center]]|| [[Robin the Frog|Robin]] sings "[[Halfway Down the Stairs]]" in the middle of a staircase.
 
 
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|[[Image:Hkepisode12.jpg|250px|center]]|| At the closing, Kermit reintroduces Harvey Korman as "Chicken Little". Harvey gets sick of the chicken bit and Kermit apologizes.
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| [[Image:Hkepisode12.jpg|250px|center]]
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| At the closing, Kermit reintroduces Harvey Korman as "Chicken Little". Harvey gets sick of the chicken bit and Kermit apologizes.
 
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*During the interview with [[Animal]], Kermit mentions that one of his idols is famed drummer [[Buddy Rich]]. However, when Rich was invited for [[Episode_522:_Buddy_Rich|his episode]] by ''Muppet Show'' bandleader [[Jack Parnell]], Jim Henson stated that he didn't know who he was.
 
*During the interview with [[Animal]], Kermit mentions that one of his idols is famed drummer [[Buddy Rich]]. However, when Rich was invited for [[Episode_522:_Buddy_Rich|his episode]] by ''Muppet Show'' bandleader [[Jack Parnell]], Jim Henson stated that he didn't know who he was.
 
*Outside of one brief joke between Korman, [[Rowlf the Dog]] and [[Muppy]], everything in this episode was depicted on stage.
 
*Outside of one brief joke between Korman, [[Rowlf the Dog]] and [[Muppy]], everything in this episode was depicted on stage.
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*The plot of the episode (Harvey dressed up as a giant chicken) has only two occurrences during the show, the first one in the Talk Spot, the second one in the Blackout. The plot in only two parts is sometimes used in the next seasons, notably in episodes [[episode 207: Edgar Bergen|207]], [[Episode 214: Elton John|214]], [[Episode 306: Jean Stapleton|306]], [[Episode 324: Cheryl Ladd|324]], [[Episode 422: Andy Williams|422]], [[Episode 510: Jean-Pierre Rampal|510]] and [[Episode 524: Roger Moore|524]]. (See [[Muppet Show short plots]])
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*Portions of this episode were taped later than Harvey's material, including most of Kermit's introductions, the opening theme bits, and Statler & Waldorf comments.
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*This episode includes what may have been the first attempt at episode-to-episode continuity, as in the [[Panel Discussion]], Kermit indicates that next week's topic will be "Is Conversation a Dying Art?" Although this episode was numbered differently, the next guest star to tape was [[Rita Moreno]], and "Is Conversation a Dying Art?" WAS the subject of her [[Panel Discussion]] sketch.
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*Two different versions of [[Halfway Down the Stairs]] were taped for this episode, with different airings using different versions. [[Nickelodeon]] used the one with a blue background, while [[Children's Songs and Stories]] included the version with the yellow background.
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*This marks one of the two episodes (the second being [[Episode 220: Petula Clark|220]]) in which during the closing theme, the camera stays on the orchestra one more second before the Statler/Waldorf comment.
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*[[Jerry Nelson]] performs [[Crazy Harry]] in this episode, instead of [[John Lovelady]], like the rest of the season. Nelson would later be Crazy Harry's official performer by the second season.
   
 
==Edits==
 
==Edits==
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==Cast==
 
==Cast==
 
'''Muppets:'''
 
'''Muppets:'''
:[[Kermit the Frog]], [[Miss Piggy]], [[Fozzie Bear]], [[Rowlf the Dog]], [[Statler and Waldorf]], [[Crazy Harry]], [[Dr. Teeth]], [[Floyd Pepper]], [[Animal]], [[Zoot]], [[Janice]], [[The Houses]], [[Thog]], [[Pigs]], [[Whatnots]], [[George the Janitor]], [[Mildred Huxtetter]], [[Dancers]], [[Muppy]], [[Sam the Eagle]], [[Wanda]], [[Wayne]], [[T.R. the Rooster]], [[Chickens]], [[The Newsman]], [[Robin the Frog]]
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:[[Kermit the Frog]], [[Miss Piggy]], [[Fozzie Bear]], [[Rowlf the Dog]], [[Statler and Waldorf]], [[Crazy Harry]], [[Dr. Teeth]], [[Floyd Pepper]], [[Animal]], [[Zoot]], [[Janice]], [[The Houses]], [[Thog]], [[Pigs]], [[Whatnots]], [[George the Janitor]], [[Mildred Huxtetter]], [[Dancers]], [[Muppy]], [[Sam the Eagle]], [[Wayne and Wanda|Wanda]], [[Wayne and Wanda|Wayne]], [[T.R. the Rooster]], [[Chickens]], [[The Newsman]], [[Robin the Frog]]
   
 
'''Background Muppets:'''
 
'''Background Muppets:'''
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:[[Jim Henson]] as Kermit the Frog, Dr. Teeth, Waldorf, and the Newsman
 
:[[Jim Henson]] as Kermit the Frog, Dr. Teeth, Waldorf, and the Newsman
 
:[[Frank Oz]] as Fozzie Bear, Animal, Sam the Eagle, Patient, Pig, Baskerville, George the Janitor, and Mildred
 
:[[Frank Oz]] as Fozzie Bear, Animal, Sam the Eagle, Patient, Pig, Baskerville, George the Janitor, and Mildred
:[[Jerry Nelson]] as Robin, Thog, Crazy Harry, the Announcer, one of the Houses, Whatnot, Chickens, and T.R. Rooster
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:[[Jerry Nelson]] as Robin, Thog, Crazy Harry, Floyd, the Announcer, one of the Houses, Whatnot, Chickens, and T.R. Rooster
:[[Richard Hunt]] as Statler, Miss Piggy, and Miss Piggy's dancing partner
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:[[Richard Hunt]] as Statler, Miss Piggy, Wayne, and Miss Piggy's dancing partner
 
:[[Dave Goelz]] as Zoot and Muppy
 
:[[Dave Goelz]] as Zoot and Muppy
 
:[[Eren Ozker]] as Rowlf's dancing partner, Janice and Wanda
 
:[[Eren Ozker]] as Rowlf's dancing partner, Janice and Wanda
 
:[[John Lovelady]] as one of the Houses
 
:[[John Lovelady]] as one of the Houses
   
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Revision as of 09:02, 25 September 2020

The Muppet Show
Harveykorman
Guest Harvey Korman
Production May 27, 1976
Premiere UK: November 7, 1976
NYC: December 13, 1976
Releases Season One

(TRANSCRIPT)

Embarrassed about being the "token person" on the show, Harvey is dressed up as a giant chicken.

Songs/Sketches

Episode

Picture Description
Hkepisode2
"The Muppet Show Theme": Gonzo breaks the center of the O in the logo. (Repeated from episode 102.)
Hkepisode3a

Hkepisode3b
Kermit welcomes the audience to the show. Kermit wants to start the show with a "high note" before getting a trumpet blasted in his ear. Waldorf suggest it's better than starting it with a "bang", leading them to face down Crazy Harry. With the weirdness calmed down, Kermit introduces Dr. Teeth and the Electric Mayhem.
LoveYaDeath
Dr. Teeth and the Electric Mayhem sing "Love Ya to Death" as everything explodes around them.
Hkepisode4
Kermit interviews the drummer Animal, going over his love of drumming, food and his influences, including Tony Checkers, who will replace him next week. (until Animal beats the idea out of his head)
Florence04
Talking Houses: Left House has pain on her insides due to movers.
Hkepisode5a
Harvey plays "Maurice the Magnificent", an animal tamer who tries to tame the dangerous (and extremely docile) Thog. Thog compliments "Morris" as Maurice rages. Maurice eventually makes his wild beast dance, only to unexpectedly made part of a duo by the end of the act and thrown in the cage.
Hkepisode6
Panel Discussion: Kermit asks the panel (Miss Piggy, another pig, a Whatnot and Harvey) "What is the Meaning of Life?" Harvey suggests life is like a tennis game, getting on Piggy's nerves with the pig puns. Harvey mentioned he has the last issue of Life before Kermit decides to end with next week's discussion: "Is Conversation a Dying Art?"
Hkepisode7
At the Dance: Mildred finds herself attracted to George while Rowlf finds a guy with a swelled balloon head. (which explodes)
Hkepisode8
Backstage, Rowlf and Muppy suggest their worries of ecology to Harvey: with no trees, the dogs are in trouble.
Jam
UK Spot: Dr. Teeth and the Electric Mayhem return with "Sweet Tooth Jam", with Animal yelling "Jam!" throughout the number.
Hkepisode9
Talk Spot: As Kermit worries the guest isn't having a "great time", Harvey complains about being the token person on a show with "dogs and frogs and pigs and chickens" and the fear of hoof-and-mouth disease. Feeling weird about his experience, the Muppets dress him in a chicken suit. Upon the experience, Harvey pronounces he feels like laying an egg backstage.
Vets.110
Veterinarian's Hospital: A patient has the hiccups, but Dr. Bob is more concerned with his own problems, such as being overworked and underpaid. The patient eventually explodes, and decides to quit while he's ahead.
WWIGetaKickOutofYou

Ineedahankee
Wanda sings "I Get a Kick Out of You", where Wayne kicks her at the end. Sam cries throughout it, both due to the tear in his eye thinking of them and the embarrassment of the act.
110 chicken
Blackout: T.R. the Rooster leads a platoon of chickens with Harvey at the end, wondering how he could get out of this "chicken outfit". Muppy keeps him in line.
Hkepisode10
Fozzie Bear does an act with Kermit requiring him to say "Good grief, the comedian's a bear!" at the moment he says "hear"...but a problem with homophones and timing leads to the frog and the bear to nearly screw up the act until they compromise. When pointed to, Kermit says the line, to which Fozzie responds (in a bad Italian accent) "No, he's a-not! He's a-wearing a neck-a-tie!"
Hkepisode11
Muppet News Flash: Middleweight champion Carl Boomer can't find anyone to defend his title against, so he's fighting himself. He thinks he can knock himself out in the 10th round. The Newsman thinks his head is "down for the count".
Song.halfwaystairs
Robin sings "Halfway Down the Stairs" in the middle of a staircase.
Hkepisode12
At the closing, Kermit reintroduces Harvey Korman as "Chicken Little". Harvey gets sick of the chicken bit and Kermit apologizes.

Notes

  • During the interview with Animal, Kermit mentions that one of his idols is famed drummer Buddy Rich. However, when Rich was invited for his episode by Muppet Show bandleader Jack Parnell, Jim Henson stated that he didn't know who he was.
  • Outside of one brief joke between Korman, Rowlf the Dog and Muppy, everything in this episode was depicted on stage.
  • The plot of the episode (Harvey dressed up as a giant chicken) has only two occurrences during the show, the first one in the Talk Spot, the second one in the Blackout. The plot in only two parts is sometimes used in the next seasons, notably in episodes 207, 214, 306, 324, 422, 510 and 524. (See Muppet Show short plots)
  • Portions of this episode were taped later than Harvey's material, including most of Kermit's introductions, the opening theme bits, and Statler & Waldorf comments.
  • This episode includes what may have been the first attempt at episode-to-episode continuity, as in the Panel Discussion, Kermit indicates that next week's topic will be "Is Conversation a Dying Art?" Although this episode was numbered differently, the next guest star to tape was Rita Moreno, and "Is Conversation a Dying Art?" WAS the subject of her Panel Discussion sketch.
  • Two different versions of Halfway Down the Stairs were taped for this episode, with different airings using different versions. Nickelodeon used the one with a blue background, while Children's Songs and Stories included the version with the yellow background.
  • This marks one of the two episodes (the second being 220) in which during the closing theme, the camera stays on the orchestra one more second before the Statler/Waldorf comment.
  • Jerry Nelson performs Crazy Harry in this episode, instead of John Lovelady, like the rest of the season. Nelson would later be Crazy Harry's official performer by the second season.

Edits

  • Wayne & Wanda's song, "I Get a Kick Out of You," was cut on Nickelodeon.
  • The backstage scene was cut on Odyssey.

Cast

Muppets:

Kermit the Frog, Miss Piggy, Fozzie Bear, Rowlf the Dog, Statler and Waldorf, Crazy Harry, Dr. Teeth, Floyd Pepper, Animal, Zoot, Janice, The Houses, Thog, Pigs, Whatnots, George the Janitor, Mildred Huxtetter, Dancers, Muppy, Sam the Eagle, Wanda, Wayne, T.R. the Rooster, Chickens, The Newsman, Robin the Frog

Background Muppets:

Hilda, Baskerville the Hound

Performers

Jim Henson as Kermit the Frog, Dr. Teeth, Waldorf, and the Newsman
Frank Oz as Fozzie Bear, Animal, Sam the Eagle, Patient, Pig, Baskerville, George the Janitor, and Mildred
Jerry Nelson as Robin, Thog, Crazy Harry, Floyd, the Announcer, one of the Houses, Whatnot, Chickens, and T.R. Rooster
Richard Hunt as Statler, Miss Piggy, Wayne, and Miss Piggy's dancing partner
Dave Goelz as Zoot and Muppy
Eren Ozker as Rowlf's dancing partner, Janice and Wanda
John Lovelady as one of the Houses

Gallery


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