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File:Myfairbabypiggy.jpg|''[[My Fair Lady]]'' |
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Revision as of 07:17, 2 April 2010
| Muppet Babies | |
| Air Date | October 24, 1987 |
| Written by | Sindy McKay Larry Swerdlove |
Baby Piggy imagines herself as a movie star. She goes on Star Search and becomes incredibly famous and a billionaire. The babies imagine going to Hollywood with her, with Kermit directing a movie and Piggy co-starring with Andrew McCarthy (via archive footage).
Songs
- "A Very Special Pig"
Notes
- Near the beginning of this episode, a still photo of Bert and Ernie is shown, as well as a photo of Jim Henson.
- During one part of the episode, Piggy imagines being in a parody of I Love Lucy, entitled I Love Piggy with Baby Piggy playing Lucy and Baby Kermit playing Ricky Ricardo.
- Michael J. Fox and Bill Cosby appear in archive footage.
- Beginning with this episode, the overseas animation studio changes from the Japanese-based TOEI to the Korean-based AKOM.
Gallery
Superman/Supergirl spoof
The Karate Kid spoof
Gone with the Wind spoof
Piggy as Cleopatra
I Love Lucy spoof
Piggy as Bride to Karloff's Frankenstein
A Star Is Born name drop
National Enquirer spoof
Gonzo as Steven Weirdbird
![Michael J. Fox in [{Family Ties]] footage](/wiki/File:MuppetBabies-FamilyTies.jpg "MuppetBabies-FamilyTies.jpg (26 KB)")
Michael J. Fox in [{Family Ties]] footage
Piggy and Rowlf blank out their eyes ala Little Orphan Annie
Piggy as Rudy on The Cosby Show
Mary Poppins spoof
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