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{{song|image=Medley.422.jpg|writer=|composer=[[Burton Lane]]|lyricist=Ralph Freed|date=1941|source=''Babes on Broadway'' (film)|publisher=EMI Feist Catalog Inc.}} |
{{song|image=Medley.422.jpg|writer=|composer=[[Burton Lane]]|lyricist=Ralph Freed|date=1941|source=''Babes on Broadway'' (film)|publisher=EMI Feist Catalog Inc.}} |
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| − | [[Andy Williams]] and [[Kermit the Frog|Kermit]] sing "'''How About You'''" as part of a [[Muppet Show |
+ | [[Andy Williams]] and [[Kermit the Frog|Kermit]] sing "'''How About You'''" as part of a [[Muppet Show medleys#Episode 422: Andy Williams|medley]] for the closing number in [[Episode 422: Andy Williams|episode 422]] of ''[[The Muppet Show]]''. |
[[Statler and Waldorf]] also sing a couple of lines and hum some of the tune after their approval of a number they watch in [[Episode 418: Christopher Reeve|episode 418]]. |
[[Statler and Waldorf]] also sing a couple of lines and hum some of the tune after their approval of a number they watch in [[Episode 418: Christopher Reeve|episode 418]]. |
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[[Category:Muppet Show Songs]] |
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[[Category:Musical References]] |
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Latest revision as of 16:29, 1 July 2019
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| Music by | Burton Lane |
| Lyrics by | Ralph Freed |
| Date | 1941 |
| Source | Babes on Broadway (film) |
| Publisher | EMI Feist Catalog Inc. |
Andy Williams and Kermit sing "How About You" as part of a medley for the closing number in episode 422 of The Muppet Show.
Statler and Waldorf also sing a couple of lines and hum some of the tune after their approval of a number they watch in episode 418.
Big Bird sang a verse of the song with Carol Channing during the New York City medley in Night of 100 Stars.
References
- In a Sesame Street sketch, The Count, while counting votes from his bats, asks his pets which of them likes New York in June.